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| Book Recommendations | Started by: Ennio_Morricone on Oct 12, '20 17:10 |
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Read Five Families if you want to read the best book every made to describe the italian mob in America. Everyone is in it. all events important and small. You will have so much more knowledge after reading it, trust. Just fucking read it. |
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| Reply by: BonestheGambler at Feb 20, '21 06:36 | |
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Anthem by Ayn Rand. One of my favorites I read when I was in school. Also The Basketball Diaries is a pretty good read, the movie a very good as well. |
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| Reply by: Genesiss at Feb 20, '21 07:16 | |
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Further addition to this. Shogun by James Clavell. Describes the West’s first introduction to Japan this is the first book of a four book series which then follows the family name all the way from the 1500/1600s to the 1960’s. Really excellently written as provides an insight in to Eastern cultures |
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| Reply by: EvilClown at Mar 21, '21 11:19 | |
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My favourite books are The fifty shades trilogy Christine feehan books JR Ward books There are many others I enjoy but I have to find them out |
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| Reply by: Katherine at Mar 23, '21 09:35 | |
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Classics : Moby Dick Adv. of Huck Finn & Tom Sawyer Catch 22 HTKAMB |
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| Reply by: Luciano-Leggio at Mar 23, '21 18:36 | |
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I've recently started reading the Rebus novels by Ian Rankin. I'm just about to finish the second one and so far they are fantastic, I'm really looking forward to seeing how the characters develop throughout the series. |
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| Reply by: Eggs_Benedict at Mar 24, '21 00:50 | |
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Maybe sphere by Michale criton |
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| Reply by: Asha23 at Mar 24, '21 17:54 | |
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Book-Hatchet Summary-Boy is traveling on a private jet to see his father,since the davorce his father is living in Alaska.On the way the plane has some issues resulting in it crashing.The boy survive's but now he's stuck in the wilderness with nothing but a hatchet his mother gifted him before he left. |
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| Reply by: Gyyps-OG at Mar 24, '21 18:48 | |
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Well this one maybe a little left field. Any brewers out there I strongly recommend this book Historical Brewing Techniques: The Lost Art of Farmhouse Brewing By Lars Marius Garshol. There is a lot to be learnt from the old ways. Some really interesting yeasts as well. |
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| Reply by: Indognito_ at Mar 25, '21 11:10 | |
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A book called Nudge, written by Richard Thaler. if you're into stock trading, especially swing trading, you should definitely read it. But the information in that book is applicable in every other aspect of life as well. |
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| Reply by: Cossack at Mar 27, '21 23:20 | |
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One book I really enjoyed was the screw tape letters it was a book that I never thought I would read but one day somebody recommended it to me and I remember reading it multiple times I recommend it to everyone |
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| Reply by: StarLord at Mar 28, '21 00:04 | |
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I'm a bit particular when it comes to books. I'll only read one series and that's the Jack Reacher series by Lee Child. I've read every one of them. Refuse to watch Tom cruise play the role in those movies but the upcoming series looks like it might work. |
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| Reply by: DiegoCortez at Mar 28, '21 09:02 | |
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| If you have ever heard of a series called red wall, it’s a great series! Recommend it for a nerd!!!! | |
| Reply by: Squidward at Mar 29, '21 01:48 | |
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If anybody hasn't read it yet, Ice Hunt is a VERY good book. Based on the idea that the russians and americans shared an arctic research lab during the cold war, and some folks from Alaska stumble on it accidently. |
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| Reply by: FancisClownNose at Mar 29, '21 04:15 | |
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I recomend to read King Alcohol by Jack London |
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| Reply by: Luigi_Trabotti at Apr 16, '21 06:55 | |
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The wheel of time is my absolute favorite book series. In terms of humor Jenny Lawson & David Sedaris are my go to writers as their real life stories endlessly make me laugh. |
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| Reply by: Georgette at Apr 16, '21 07:10 | |
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for me best book ever and one i recommend to everyone is art of war..there is no better book other than that i would say anything from isaac asimov |
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| Reply by: DonnieBrasco_ at Apr 16, '21 23:57 | |
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The hunger games is a great series, I also really liked Maze Runner. The books were amazing, but the movies not so much. I feel like they left a lot of the important stuff out! |
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| Reply by: FishTheKitty at Apr 18, '21 08:32 | |
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The Expanse series by James S.A. Corey are amazing. I've purchased all 8-9 audio books and watched the tv show maybe 2-3x over. They're a lot of difference but none that make me want to be upset. I'd suggest both if you like sci-fi/futuristic space genres. |
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| Reply by: Chong at Apr 18, '21 14:34 | |
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| Big second for The Expanse. The first book especially was absolutely exceptional but each one of them has its own charm! | |
| Reply by: Darrow-au-Andromedus at Apr 29, '21 20:19 | |
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