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Green Eggs and Ham

I would have never expected it to turn out like that.

At 1/30/06 03:40 AM, GreenLanturn wrote: Green Eggs and Ham

I would have never expected it to turn out like that.

Omg, I love that book! It was like the first one I read!

Any Terry Pratchett novel. they are funny as fuck, gets me laughing out loud in places. possibly some of the most intelligent and intrigueing stortlines every, while remaining light hearted and hilarious. Start with "the Light Fantastic"

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I don't know what my favorite book is, but Erotic Dots was the most fun dot-to-dot puzzle book I have ever seen.

Description on Amazon:

No artistic talent? Huge libido? Good sense of humour? This is the book for you. Using the dot to dot technique familiar from your childhood days, you can recreate steamy ex scenes with explicit positions, using just a pencil! If you can count, you can do it.
Erotic Dots contains 60 colour photos with sections redrawn as dot to dot artworks for you to complete. You'll be aroused, you'll be intrigued and you'll be amused.

The Silverwing trilogy and any of the Redwall books.

Well, you can always read the Hitch Hikers Guide, but i'm recommending any works by Terry Pratchett. Start reading the Discworld series. If you're into humour, that is ;)

Things Fall Apart: A Novel by the amazing Chinua Achebe.
I love all of his works but Things Fall Apart is beyond compare. It's about an African man, a traditionalist, whos way of life is being threatened and crushed by the march of time and the Western world.

Something Happened by Joseph Heller, my favorite author and writer of Catch-22.
Heller tends not to write with much regard for traditional structure and this portrait of a modern man (circa the 1960's) is thick, mostly plotless, captivating, challenging, hilarious and quite depressing. It motivated me to come up with my own unique penmanship style.

High Fidelity by Nick Hornby. A better, wittier look at the inside of a man's head you will not find.

Anything by Kurt Vonnegut.

My favorite is Cat's Cradle, but Slaughterhouse V was good as well.
You should really read these books. It's fiction set in somewhat present times with a little bit of sci-fi.

The Outsiders, by S.E. Hinton. Very good read, in my opinion.

Either Redwall by Brian Jacques, or The Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy by Douglas Adams.

Either Count of Monte Cristo or Tales of Huckleberry Finn

At 1/30/06 07:54 AM, CryogenChaos wrote: Either Redwall by Brian Jacques, or The Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy by Douglas Adams.

Redwall was fucking good. I wasn't dispointed by any of the books I read by Brian Jacques. This thread makes me want to go out and buy a new one tommorow haha.

Must be the Lord of the Rings. Epic.

Tom Clancy's The Red Rabbit. Just some government conspiracies with Russia and all that stuff.

I'm still reading the book.

Hmm, I don't have a absolute favorite, but I like George Orwell's stuff.

The Assassin moved quietly from roof to roof until he was well away from the excitement around the Watch House. His movements could be called cat-like, except that he did not stop to spray urine up against things.

Anything by terry pratchett is awsome, it's full of hilarious crap which you wouldn't even begin to think of.

http://www.amazon.co..=glance&n=283155

Goblins in the Castle OGM WIN, seriously most read book I own, I read it like 10 times in a row when I got it back in the day. I was around 10 at the time I think.

I know it’s not the best book I have ever read but I liked it. I would read it again now to see why I liked it but I would probably find out how lame it really is.

I am probably about to say the dorkiest thing ever, I like TSR books. I read enough advanced crap for school, I am not about to bust open a heavy thinking book for leisure.

lone drow by R.A.Salvatore
however its part two of a tree part trilogy so if you read that now it won't make any sense
and it trilogy no.6 of a seven trilogy (and growing) series
youve got a lot of reading to do if you want to reach it

fav parts: fighting scenes with the hunter
explosion scene
revival scene
just love it

THe sword of truth series was good, The dark tower series owned and the ender's game series was okay but Dark Tower 1-7 was my favorite (there are seven books in the series)

The Lake House.
James Patterson.
Or was it The Terror.
Graham Masterton?
Ah. They were both good.

At 1/30/06 09:24 AM, Nucksta wrote: The dark tower series owned and the ender's game series was okay but Dark Tower 1-7 was my favorite (there are seven books in the series)

Ooownage. Everything Stephen King wrote is kickass.

Stone-Cold.

I forgot the author though, but it's that butcher who hides bodies under the floorboards.

At 1/30/06 08:00 AM, Jemry wrote: Count of Monte Cristo

I love that book. I loved the movie as well. It's a well pieced together plot, everything falls into place so well. It's a little unrealistic in that everything simply comes together without a hitch, but still, it's the classic revenge story.

However, I still think Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky is my favorite book. He's an incredible author. I also love The Brothers Karamazov. That man could put you right into the heads of the characters, you feel like you've known them for years when you finish, it's incredible.

I would have to say that my favorite author is Ernest Hemingway. His understated style is second to none. I love how he can say so much with so little, he choses his words so carefully and they have so much impact, every word is worth reading.

I've read quite alot of good books... most of them are series.. A few of them are
Alex Rider
Harry Potter
Edge Chronicals
The Hobbit
Darren Shan
Artemis Fowel
There all good books.

At 1/30/06 01:11 AM, XDark_DudeX wrote: HARRY POTTER ALL THE WAY!!!
Wooooo ^^)

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i agree

oh, and if u like a book about a deadly disease that could kill the human race with its horrible ways, read The Hot Zone

Bale Fire. Read it now.

wheres waldo

The Legend of Sleepy Hollow by Washington Irving

Only book i've ever read, I hate reading.

The Da vinci code.