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Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World, Lucifer box trilogy they are pretty funny,world war z, farenheit 451, hokkaido highway blues - this is a travel book but it's one I really enjoyed, yes man non fiction again but it's really uplifting so to speak, Norwegian Wood, tales of the otori trilogy, wicked
Some are a bit different from what you normally read but I have read lots of the books you have and these ones I really enjoyed and were something a little bit different.
Some are a bit different from what you normally read but I have read lots of the books you have and these ones I really enjoyed and were something a little bit different.
"Alex Rider" series by Anthony Horowitz
"City of Glass" series by Cassandra Clare
"The Enclave" by Ann Aguirre
"Rot and Ruin" by Jonathan Maberry
"The Warrior Heir" series by Cinda William Chima
"The Fallen" series by Thomas Sniegoski
"City of Glass" series by Cassandra Clare
"The Enclave" by Ann Aguirre
"Rot and Ruin" by Jonathan Maberry
"The Warrior Heir" series by Cinda William Chima
"The Fallen" series by Thomas Sniegoski
Alright based on what you listed i have your solution. Drop everything you are doing and go get the night angel trilogy but Brent Weeks. It is AMAZING
You are awsome my friend.soul23 said:officially approved! go read these reallyjbmettler said:
other books you should read:
The Wheel of time series - Robert Jordan(Brandon Sanderson)
The way of kings by Brandon Sanderson
The Night Angel Trilogy by Brent Weeks
The Black Prism by Brent Weeks
The Warrior Heir By Cinda Williams Chime
The Seven Realms Series By Cinda Williams Chima
The Left Hand of God by Paul Hoffman
Pathfinder by Orson Scott Card
The Lost Gate by Orson Scott Card
Enchantment by Orson Scott Card
Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card
Farseer Trilogy by Robin Hobb
Soldier Son by Robin Hobb
The Belgariad Series by David Eddings
Farmers & Mercenaries By Maxwell Alexander Drake
The Warded/Painted man by Peter V Brett
The Desert Spear(sequel) by Peter V Brett
The Lies of Locke Lamora By Scott Lynch
that's all i can think of ATM but should keep you busy for a while
Try the Oath of the empire series. Its long and starts slow, but its a great series. Historical fiction. Rome in its decay and there is magic. Pretty good
EDIT: sorry double post.
Also try the Song/annals (its one of them) of Drakkis. Its a great series where the author flips the way things useally go...the elves are evil and are out to conquer everyone else. its really good.
DOUBLE EDIT: the series is the annals of drakis. The first book is the song of the dragon.
Would you believe me if I said that I'm Beethoven's descendant and, therefore, bad at math?pwned123456 said:
Not sure which have been mentioned, so forgive me if you hear repeats. This I have read this year, Be aware, I r war buff lul.
The Things They Carries by Tim O'Brien -
Generals Die in Bed - Charles Yale Harrison
Night - Elie Wiesel
Rabbit Proof Fence - Doris Pilkington/Nugi Garimara
1984 - George Orwell
This is a Book - Demetri Martin (Good for laughs)
Want to get my hands on The God Delusion and All Quiet on the Western Front after seeing the film version.
The Things They Carries by Tim O'Brien -
Generals Die in Bed - Charles Yale Harrison
Night - Elie Wiesel
Rabbit Proof Fence - Doris Pilkington/Nugi Garimara
1984 - George Orwell
This is a Book - Demetri Martin (Good for laughs)
Want to get my hands on The God Delusion and All Quiet on the Western Front after seeing the film version.
"One Of Us" by Michael Marshall Smith
Its a bizarre story about a near future where companies illegally hire people to handle other people's memories for a few hours. You want to have an affair but want none of the guilt while you do it? Boom! Forget you have a wife. Want to look more innocent at a company security meeting? Bang! Forget you embezzled funds. Unfortunately our "hero" gets left with the memory of a murder and needs to find the woman who gave it to him to give it back. Sounds stupidly serious but it has a strange dark humour tone to it. Appliances can talk, smoking is an A class felony and the internet is an actual place patrolled by scary age checking digital nannies at every access point to porn. Interesting.
Its a bizarre story about a near future where companies illegally hire people to handle other people's memories for a few hours. You want to have an affair but want none of the guilt while you do it? Boom! Forget you have a wife. Want to look more innocent at a company security meeting? Bang! Forget you embezzled funds. Unfortunately our "hero" gets left with the memory of a murder and needs to find the woman who gave it to him to give it back. Sounds stupidly serious but it has a strange dark humour tone to it. Appliances can talk, smoking is an A class felony and the internet is an actual place patrolled by scary age checking digital nannies at every access point to porn. Interesting.
The Stand by Stephan King (if you are bro enuff to get past the first half. It's 1134 pages long and rivals Atlus Shrug in longness and boring first half)
& My unheard book suggestion, Sandman Slim by Richard Kaudry. Seriously people, pick up this book the third on is coming out in October and it's the one thing non-videogame related I'm excited for!
& My unheard book suggestion, Sandman Slim by Richard Kaudry. Seriously people, pick up this book the third on is coming out in October and it's the one thing non-videogame related I'm excited for!
"The Passage" by Justin Cronin (2010). A post-apocalyptic epic tale that borrows heavily from "The Stand" and "I am Legend."
