So I want to read a book, I don't know which one though.
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Here, prepare to go see the film:
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This is by far one of the best series i have read, ever.
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Fuck you, Harold.
Fuck you
All the Pretty Horses
No Country for Old Men
The Road
All three were fantastic, Cormac McCarthy is a powerful writer
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All three were fantastic, Cormac McCarthy is a powerful writer[/QUOTE]
hell yess!!
[QUOTE=thisispain;34156193]hell yess!![/QUOTE]
Actually just finished reading All the Pretty Horses today, got any opinions on the rest of the series?
Haven't heard great things about the following 2
[QUOTE=minge-killer;34156222]Actually just finished reading All the Pretty Horses today, got any opinions on the rest of the series?
Haven't heard great things about the following 2[/QUOTE]
all three of them are amazing books.
[QUOTE=thisispain;34156241]all three of them are amazing books.[/QUOTE]
Thanks for the info, I'll keep that in mind
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This is by far one of the best series i have read, ever.[/QUOTE]
Holy fucking shit yessss
also harry potter kicks ass, once you get to the third book it turns into a very adult series
Ulysses
I would have to recommend reading John Dies at the End. Easily one of the best books I have read in a long time.
Could some one would has read these books put all there favorites in a quote so I can just print it out and run to the libary? (not op)
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Great book with an amazing ending. Would recommend to anyone of all interests.[/QUOTE]
I have red this and i thing the ending is amazing.
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this too
and way to randomly rate me dumb for saying that a book is good.
[QUOTE=minge-killer;34156183]All the Pretty Horses
No Country for Old Men
The Road
All three were fantastic, Cormac McCarthy is a powerful writer[/QUOTE]
The Road is oh god so depressing, so very very depressing.
Anyway sorta off topic but I'm interesting in getting into the Cthulu mythos, what's a good start?
[QUOTE=gamefreek76;34151459]Lolita.
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This isn't really a book you'd want to read on a bus, but it's damn good :v:
Pretty much everything by Tom Clancy. Books written by Agatha Christie. Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep by Philip K. Dick.
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That book is really really good, and deeply disturbing, kinda makes me happy Im not that kid, that and "The pillars of the earth" or "A world without end" are both amazing books about old England, really fascinating, about 1000+ pages.
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Oh man that book is awesome - got it for xmas after recently being diagnosed with an ASD, it tells an incredible story.
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Read that one, believe me it was actully good
dante's inferno is good if you find one that's purely a translation and not a reimagining/fanfic
Issac Asimov Caves of Steel, or well all of the Asimov Books, C.S Lewis's Space Trilogy. Greg Egan's Incandescence.
A site I use is Goodreads.com which has a very good book recommendation system. You put in some books you've read and give them a 1-5 star rating, then it churns out books you may like based on what other people have said about them and their personal book likes.
[QUOTE=minge-killer;34156183]All the Pretty Horses
No Country for Old Men
The Road
All three were fantastic, Cormac McCarthy is a powerful writer[/QUOTE]
How dare you not mention Blood Meridian
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[QUOTE=Katamari_Jr;34165063]A site I use is Goodreads.com which has a very good book recommendation system. You put in some books you've read and give them a 1-5 star rating, then it churns out books you may like based on what other people have said about them and their personal book likes.[/QUOTE]
It's a very good website, but the community is rife with soccer moms and teenage girls.
Wait, soccer moms don't have good reading tastes? Shit.
Welcome to the NHK.
A great novel if you can appreciate the lifestyle of a recluse who draws loli porn.
