Your Favorite Book

Started by pLaguE^
08/08/2010 18:31
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pLaguE^08/08/2010 18:31

What's is your favorite book you have ever read, I won't accept trolled answers..keep it legit. I wanna hear real answers not like "I don't read books".

One of absolute favorite books, (I just started to read as of late) It's a book called Monster. It tells of a young "L.A. Gang Member" and his life experiences through which he killed many people and other gang related activities. It goes through his life from childhood, to jail, to being a black nationalist and telling people what he did was wrong and tried to turn his life around and go for a better cause in life.

The last one I have read is called "Metro 2033". It tells about atomic explosion in Moscow later radiation. So survivors were forced to live at Мoscow metropolitan and stand on the defensive of radiation victims. It describes their metropolitan lives. And so goes on.. The new book "Metro 2034" that I haven't read yet. It was OK book :)

-F/m'Z- scR`08/08/2010 18:50

I don't have a favourite one, but the last I've read is "From Pieces to Weight" by 50cent. It tells about himself, his thoughts of life. Pretty entertaining book in my opinion. Didn't think about 50 cent is smart enough to write a book :D

propanelj record holder08/08/2010 19:31

Originally posted by kzru`ShoCk
The last one I have read is called "Metro 2033". It tells about atomic explosion in Moscow later radiation. So survivors were forced to live at Мoscow metropolitan and stand on the defensive of radiation victims. It describes their metropolitan lives. And so goes on.. The new book "Metro 2034" that I haven't read yet. It was OK book :)


i've heard Metro 2033 is a good book :) atleast the game has an epic story line and im waiting for the 2nd part :)

Dacca08/08/2010 20:36

John Steinbeck - The Grapes of Wrath

Ggs`08/08/2010 20:46

Leo Tolstoy: War and Peace

Punk^08/08/2010 20:59

Nice idea plague.
My only problem with this topic, is that I've read far to many books to actually choose a favorite. The last book(s) I read was "It" by Stephen King, which I actually never have been bothered with reading before now, and I really missed out on something. The first part of the book were a little boring, but was necessary to fully understand the being "it". Anyways, not gonna make a summary.
I'm also a big fan of the hobbit, it's a really epic tale. The Eragon series is amazing aswell.

As I said, way to many books to choose a favorite.

pLaguE^08/08/2010 21:54

Yeah I've read a few of Stephen King's books, Rose Red was quite nice.

taka08/08/2010 21:55(edited 08/08/2010 21:56)

perfume. go look it up

Punk^08/08/2010 21:59

Originally posted by pLaguEツ
Yeah I've read a few of Stephen King's books, Rose Red was quite nice.

Red Rose is a great book yeah :) Most of Stephen King's books are quite nice. There's some that sucks aswell.

Kraeft09/08/2010 02:11

I don't read much but one time I read "Seven brothers", an old Finnish book and it was hilarious. I actually lol'd at times.

DiDo-Grecord holder09/08/2010 10:09

The Alchemist :)

Dragon09/08/2010 12:26(edited 09/08/2010 12:29)

marabu stork nightmares, discworld series

Vee mapper VIP09/08/2010 14:32(edited 09/08/2010 14:36)

Perfume: The Story of a Murderer, by Patrick Süskind, is genius.
Last book I've read was Breaking Dawn (ha-ha-ha, Vee is a giiirl, blargh!).

k a f f e e09/08/2010 15:48

hmmm i dont have any special favorite book but i love reading bukowski now and then. you could prolly consider him as my fav. author

also he's writing the kinda books you can just randomly open a page in the middle and it's still enjoyable to read

pheil09/08/2010 22:59

all seven harry potter fantasy novels written by J.K. Rowling.

they gives magnificent vibe when you're reading them in a dark, remember to take a magic stick, and be sure to use spell which brings light.

200609/08/2010 23:08

Originally posted by fak sqk pheil
all seven harry potter fantasy novels written by J.K. Rowling.

they gives magnificent vibe when you're reading them in a dark, remember to take a magic stick, and be sure to use spell which brings light.

you must do this alone. pheil and me tried it and it was amazing hooo

ndR moviemaker Tournament #210/08/2010 11:32

Tell No One from Harlan Coben is my favourite book, I must have read it 5-6 times :D

Candide from Voltaire is also a classical, not as boring as all of our french classical writers (Zola, Beaudelaire, etc...)

French literature is generally awesome, we are lucky about that :)

actepukc^14/08/2010 19:39

To Kill Hitler !!

zhady Tournament #214/08/2010 21:21

The Picture Of Dorian Gray

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