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| Book Recommendations | Started by: AllDiceNotNice on Apr 13, '18 11:37 |
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| Reply by: Rayray at Apr 26, '18 22:30 | |
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Donald Duck, good to read when sitting on toilett |
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| Reply by: Whoops at Apr 26, '18 23:11 | |
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one of my favorite series is the Bartimaeus Trilogy. Its YA fiction, but it deals with really cool subject matter, interesting morals, and awesome scenery. I've re-read them as an adult, and they are every bit as magical (literally) as I remembered. |
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| Reply by: Corvo at Apr 27, '18 00:05 | |
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| I would suggest reading the annie carter series by jesse keane ... Similar to the game but set in 1950s london | |
| Reply by: Dippy at Apr 27, '18 00:16 | |
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I recommend The Wheel of Time by Robert Jordon! Best book series ever :D |
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| Reply by: Marie_Lucania at Apr 27, '18 00:19 | |
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For crime I'd recommend 'Red Dragon' by Thomas Harris it's the first Hannibal book. Another fun book is 'Patient Zero' by Jonathan Maberry. Oooo and if you read Stephen King 'It' very good read! |
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| Reply by: Yukihira at Apr 28, '18 01:15 | |
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barely any mafia books!!! Very suprised for that. five families is great book!!! if u wanna go fiction mafia: Gangster by Lorenzo Carceterra |
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| Reply by: JohnGambino at Apr 28, '18 02:07 | |
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The Magic of Thinking Big |
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| Reply by: Poseidon at Apr 28, '18 02:20 | |
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I would definitely agree with Kathleen and Marie_Lucania about Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time. It is one of the Best Series ever written to date even though Brandon Sanderson and Robert Jordan's wife had to help finish the series since Robert Jordan's untimely passing. Of course if you like elves, dwarves and the like for your fantasy books Dragonlance is a fun read. Another good read is the Mortal Instruments series by Cassandra Clare, they even recently did a spin off tv show from the series. |
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| Reply by: Suki at Apr 28, '18 03:47 | |
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| Any of the Alex Cross series by James patterson | |
| Reply by: Apache at Jun 23, '18 04:23 | |
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Sicilian, Godfather, Omerta all by Mario Puzo. I would read Sicilian as last, because for me it was the best of 3 that I've mentioned |
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| Reply by: LukaBrazzzi at Jun 23, '18 10:12 | |
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Stolen by Lucy Christopher is amazingggg. |
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| Reply by: Luna at Sep 23, '18 01:52 | |
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| I would need to agree with the late Mr. AlbertEdwards. Though I just started getting into the Dresden Files series, it's been a really fun read so far. | |
| Reply by: HarryDresden at Sep 23, '18 03:32 | |
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The Witcher series is an excellent read for anyone who enjoys LOTR/GOT! Tracking down translations online can be tough, but they're excellent books. |
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| Reply by: GavinAndTaraByrne at Sep 24, '18 02:34 | |
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The Eragon Series is great to read. I enjoyed it. |
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| Reply by: Salvatore_Luciano at Sep 24, '18 04:30 | |
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This isn't a book, but I really enjoy Edgar Allan Poe and his stories/poems. He has a way of exploring dark themes and tones that no one I have ever read has done before. |
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| Reply by: MunchkinKing at Sep 25, '18 01:08 | |
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John Grisham - A time to kill Is my all time favorite, it's pretty intense. Def worth a read! |
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| Reply by: Assunto at Sep 25, '18 12:15 | |
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well i just read Stephen king's the dark tower... was pretty good |
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| Reply by: Richy at Sep 25, '18 12:32 | |
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J D Robb's In Death series is excellent for the person who loves romance, mild erotica and murder mystery all rolled into one. The series has 40-something books and is great in introducing new characters you will love to follow from book to book to book! |
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| Reply by: GrannyVix at Sep 25, '18 13:31 | |
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Insomnia by Stephen King. It starts off slow but its so atmospheric. I highly recommend if you like Stephen King or the sci-fi / horror genre. |
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| Reply by: catsateherface at Oct 02, '18 08:05 | |
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