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  • Started 1 year ago by canadia_sucks_eh
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  1. what are your fave books
    mine are as followed*in order
    the giver
    to kill a mockingbird
    burning up
    where the red fern grows
    a tale of despraux
    and 1 am currently reading----the transail saga
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  2. I like the Harry Potter books, but they aren't my favourites...
    Man, I'm a huge reader so I don't know why I can't remember any bloody books I liked.

    There was actually one line in a book I got when I was 7 that said something along the lines of "Animals aren't stupid because they can't understand us, we're stupid because we can't understand them."
    It wasn't really a huge line or anything, but it did change my whole perspective of how humans think of themselves. In a big way, that really simple line changed my life.

    I'm up to page 47 of the Da Vinci Code. I've been up to page 47 for almost a week now. I'm just not that interested in finishing it. Other people have pretty much wrecked the ending. But I will finish it because I got it for christmas (from Santa) and I have to.

    I dunno. I'll re-post in here when I think of some more. Right now I'm really concentrating on writing my own book, so it's less reading and more writing whenever I can.

    And I guess I'd seem like a total dick if I didn't put the Lord of the Rings trilogy. I have read them, and they are very very good. Made the movies kind of confusing, and vice versa.
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  3. melt_em_all
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    very true booboo. im readin a book on Troy. bad thing is it's a sloppy love story and i was lookin for the gore. oh well at least its got sex in it. hehe
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  4. When I first started school I couldn't read very well until they put me in a special class in third grade. Now I can't stop. Before the internet, when I was working in a factory, I was never without a book. I'd read during my break times, in line at the Dept of Motor Vehicles, at the bank and if I was stuck in traffic. I read to escape from the routine of my life. After I got laid off from the factory, went to college and got my dream job of managing a wilderness park and teaching at the college I pretty much only read during breaks or what I find on the internet. Which can be a long process for a guy who used to spend hours bouncing around an encyclopedia.

    My wife is a reader too. So our kids grew up in a house full of movies and books. They will turn their back on TV to dive into a good book.

    So I've read thousands of books but there is one author that is my comfort go to when I just want to sit down with an old friend, Robert H. Heinlein. I'll re-read any of his books any time.

    My favorites are:
    Time Enough for Love: this one has the notebooks of Lazarus Long and I quote from them all the time. Like: "Eat, Drink, be Merry. Take big bites out of life. Moneration is for monks" or "Always keep your clothes and you weapons where you can find them in the dark"

    Number of the Beast: great inter-dimentional/time travel yarn. who wouldn't want a flying car that can visit Dorathy's land of Oz

    To Sail Beyond the Sunset: Mama Maureen is one exciting women who happens to raise Lazarus Long

    I too like the Lord of the Rings. Read that trilogy about 10 times over the last 40 years. The movies follow the books mostly, or it wouldn't be as good as they are. Wish the same guy would do The Hobbit
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  5. Hamsterjoe
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    The 4 Emperor books by Conn Iggulden
    Harry Pothead

    And then i have a lot more books to read.
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  6. Dave Pelzer: "The Child Called "It"".
    "Taronga", by um.... Victor Kelleher. Really great read. My friend is obsessed with his books, but I've only read the one.
    "Looking For Alibrandi", by a really cool Aussie author.
    Obviously almost anything by Stephen King.

    Ah shit, I gotta go. Eek.
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  7. i liked the rats of nymh i frogot abput that 1 in my list
    and the bridge to taribithea
    oh oh oh
    and
    numbering the stars and the diary of ann frank
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  8. the books i like are : FROM THE GROUND UP-> ( the holy bible of flying) my f-18 pre flight check list novles are blackfoots missing , living proof and as gay as it is i like the alex rider series
    a forty of jd's will do the trick
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  9. Children Of The Dust, yo.
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  10. i just read To Kill a Mockingbird and Lord of the Flies. They were both pretty good
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  11. i just read forced recon and i think everyone should read it its most definitely one of best books ive ever read
    a forty of jd's will do the trick
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