recommending a book...
hi people. how are you? i want to know what books you recommend me, doesn't have to be about a specific theme, can be whatever, just some books you think are good and if you want, tell me why
Gypsy Boy by Mikey Walsh
“‘Somehow, this time, I would make it work.’ That’s the quiet plea of 12-year-old Mikey Walsh, desperate to fit in with his Romany Gypsy family. Such is the power of Walsh’s fantastic memoir, Gypsy Boy, that your heart breaks for his empty hope.†—Pete Croatto, February 2012
Rastafari
or
Makaveli's book
they got great story's that might inspire u in some stuff answell .
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I like reading more mainstream books, so I could only recommend books like Game of Thrones and The Hunger Games. They both have multiple books and are extremely addicting. The books of Game of Thrones are way better than the TV series in my opinion. Same goes for The Hunger Games, the first book is way better than the movie.
Movie dick - Herman Melville
Un mundo feliz (Brave New World ) -Aldous leonard haxley
Diez negritos ( Ten Little Niggers) - Agatha Christie
''Cien años de soledad'' - Gabriel GarcÃa Marquez
Gilgamesh - ?????????
The bible - Is a fantastic sci fi-book of madness kings what make genocides just because they want to do or just for fun, giants and that type of awesome stuff... just like game of thrones but with very much accion and insanity
Have you heard about
Angels and demons
The da vinci code
Both of these books are linked to illuminati, I would call them thrillers since they always get you stuck on reading, I could lay in my couch for hours reading and then take it with me to bed to continue reading. I wouldn't wanna expose to much about the books so my best advice would be to read them !
Here's some books i truely loved reading them :
novels:
L'étranger (The Stranger or The Outsider) by Albert Camus 1942
Si le grain ne meurt (If It Die) which is an autobiography by André Gide 1926
La promesse de l'aube (Promise Of Dawn) which is an autobiography by Romain Gary 1960
Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert 1856
essay:
L'existentialisme est un humanisme (Existentialism is a Humanism) by Jean-Paul Sartre 1946
i also finished reading this summer On The Road by Jack Kerouac. it's basicaly the story of its writer throught the USA. While readin it, i really felt i could see what he sees, feel what he feels... especially his freedom during his 'lifetime' trip.
so yeah i'd recommend it and also The Cheechakoes by Wayne Short : i've probably read it like 20times and never got bored of it.
Tell no one - by Harlan Coben (one of my favourite book)
Candide - by Voltaire
The Kill - by Emile Zola
1984
American psycho is pretty amusing. :D
Love sci-fi/fantasy books so The Hunger Games and Game of Thrones books, like Camel said are great.
Other sci-fi books that are awesome are the Metro books (2033, 2034), by Dmitrij Gluchovskij.
The hobbit (bilbos tale) is pretty good to...movie is coming soon aswell.
Dreamseller - Brandon Novak
http://www.amazon.com/Dreamseller-Brandon-Novak/dp/0806530049/ref=sr_1_sc_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1345843830&sr=8-1-spell&keywords=Brandin+novak
Pretty much about addictions, in his case heroin.
I like how it took up both the negative and the positive sides of using. Also I could relate to the book on some level.
A song of ice and fire series by George R.R Martin
Foundation series by Isaac Asimov
Originally posted by kz`MoxxDreamseller - Brandon Novak
http://www.amazon.com/Dreamseller-Brandon-Novak/dp/0806530049/ref=sr_1_sc_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1345843830&sr=8-1-spell&keywords=Brandin+novak
Pretty much about addictions, in his case heroin.
I like how it took up both the negative and the positive sides of using. Also I could relate to the book on some level.
Brandon Novak is one of my favorite guys from the Johnny Knoxville/Bam Margera shows. Very underrated, so to say.
lately I read them too fast so its cool to see so many answers thx to all. i will try to check the books u told me in time.
camel: agree with you the books always are better than the movies or tv shows.
omilo: The hobbit its an awesome book a read it years ago and always loved it, right now i have "The Silmarillion" to read.
Genesis: I never tried it before read the bible, good point of view
zippow: yes, i know those books, but never read them, i read some related books and i agree, u cant stop reading them
finzer: those types of books you describe it are awesome, when the author perfectly can transmit their feelings
shnz and remote: I searched about it and seems to be a great book, thx
moxx: seems to be a great book see it from a neutral point, and dont focuse only on positives or negative things
IIN: Foundation series by Isaac Asimov reminds me of an anime of 5 episodes (dont remember the name), it was really weird sometimes, but for some reason I liked it a lot.
karli: did you remember the author of rastafari ?
ndr: Tell no one - by Harlan Coben (one of my favourite book)
Candide - by Voltaire
those books called my attention immediately when I read something from them i will chech them with the time
razer: that books seems to be so sad, never readed something like that definetly i will take it into consideration, thx!
Originally posted by CamelCloudOriginally posted by kz`MoxxDreamseller - Brandon Novak
http://www.amazon.com/Dreamseller-Brandon-Novak/dp/0806530049/ref=sr_1_sc_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1345843830&sr=8-1-spell&keywords=Brandin+novak
Pretty much about addictions, in his case heroin.
I like how it took up both the negative and the positive sides of using. Also I could relate to the book on some level.
Brandon Novak is one of my favorite guys from the Johnny Knoxville/Bam Margera shows. Very underrated, so to say.
Well probably one of the best books I've read, so for all means, check it out!
Pet Sematary by Stephen King - isn't so long, but awesome if you like horror novels.
any of matthew reillys books are great action novels my favs from his are probly icestation and temple.
then the emperor and mongol series by conn iggulden are great reads as well. also clive cussler's action books are good as well
troled ;DDD
Originally posted by GRAMMYtroled ;DDD
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