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[Stroggy]

Originally posted by Timpsi@Jun 27 2005, 07:16 PM
no one I know has regretted reading it.

No one I know personally has ever read Pratchett books.

beware plot spoilers

I'm taking special care, Dune was ruined for me because of spoilers placed in reviews that were supposedly spoiler-free.

[moogle]

Originally posted by Anubis@Jun 27 2005, 12:20 PM
I'm reading Chainfire by Terry Goodkind. You should read whole Sword of Truth series, if you like fantasy books.

Rest of the books from series are:
P. Debt of Bones
1. Wizard’s First rule
2. Stone of Tears
3. Blood of the Fold
4. Temple of the Winds
5. Soul of the Fire
6. Faith of the Fallen
7. Pillars of Creation
8. Naked Empire
9. Chainfire

I read that, is Chainfire good? Haven't read that one yet....

OK so, ya like he said Sword of Truth...
Also: The Green Mile, Neeful Things, The Regulators (all Stephen King, Regulators is Richard Bachman, aka Stephen King) Net Force (Tom Clancy), The magic of Recluse (forget the author) and don't forget Twizzle the Wonder Bunny!!

[PrejudiceSucks]

Let's Parler Franglais is hilarious if your english and french is ok.

Hmmm... I just read The Tiger In The Well by Phillip Pullman, that was good.

[DakaSha]

erm... everybody who hasnt already has got to read "Catcher in the Rye" by J.D. Salinger... ex-specialy (yeah yeah shut up) the people between like 15-20... GREAT BOOK!

[Kearnsy]

i just finished "The Heart of Darkness"

its a good book and very poetic.
Its all about Belgium colonialism in the Congo. (and other stuff)
i highly recomend it if you like that sort of book. k:

[Astral]

I recommend you to read Carlos Castaneda, great adventure ...

[MdaG]

Interview with the Vampire

[Timpsi]

Originally posted by Kearnsy@Jun 28 2005, 03:16 PM
i just finished "The Heart of Darkness"

its a good book and very poetic.
Its all about Belgium colonialism in the Congo. (and other stuff)
i highly recomend it if you like that sort of book. k:

I also finished it just a week ago, as my girlfriend bought it for me and urged to read it. It is a fine one, with an atmosphere you can cut with a machete. The language is very rich, and it's hard to believe the author wasn't an English native speaker.

In case there's someone unaware of it, this is the book Apocalypse Now! is loosely based on.

[Fawfulhasfury]

The Relic, Thunderhead, and any other book containing Agent Pendergast by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child. Discworld series. Redwall series.

[Stroggy]

Well i think I've got more than enough to read now, but feel free to post more titles, I'm sure this is a handy thread for others.