Book Suggesions anyone?
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January 3rd, 2016
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Hello, its 2016! An this year I’m making a list of books to read this whole year. For I really want to make time this year an so fourth for more reading time. Plus I do buy books online at a good price as well, I having a buying problem when books are under $15. But anywho, I still have books I need to finish that I bought and that are on my shelf.
But so far on my list I do have series I need to read, a ton of classics, and other books. But I was wondering if you all have any interesting books or series that you know that I should get into?
All genres are welcome, I’m open to reading new things.
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I love the Patricia Cornwell books. The books all center around the cases of Kay Scarpetta, a chief medical examiner.
Also, have you considered going to a library so you don’t have to buy the books?
The Brief History of the Dead by Kevin Brockmeier. It’s one of my favorite books to recommend. I literally tripped over it at the library and did not sleep until I had hit the back cover.
I hope that the unabridged Count of Monet Cristo is on your list. I would also recommend the unabridged Les Miserables.
You also need to go for some science fiction:
- Stephen King’s The Stand
– Orwell’s 1984
– When Worlds Collide and After Worlds Collide (Wylie and Balmer)
– Heinlein’s Stranger in a Strange Land
And the Gabriel Allon series by Daniel Silva.
Neil Gaimen’s adult books are great. American Gods is amazing
@chyna I’m thinking about it, but I might just download the audiobook since I’m always on the move. I would love to sit an read but once I start back work and college classes I won’t have time
@Seek cool, ill have to check it out :)
@elbanditoroso it is! An so is Les Miserables! Thanks for the other recommendations as well~
@Stinley I haven’t read a Neil Gaimen book yet. I should find a good one and pick :D
Hmmm American Gods, sounds tempting…ill go check it out~
I read the Brief History of the Dead when @Seek recommended it before and loved it. An entirely satisfactory story. American Gods has some similarities (sort of) and it’s a big old story.
yay! I’m glad you liked it!
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