The Next Best Book Club discussion

Any and all book suggestion would be great! :D
I'm running out of books :P

I will read every genre including romance and all that good stuff, heck, I'm writing a romance story (even if it is for school.)

So give me a list, give a single book It doesnt't matter I just need books to rread D

Kyle- In the general discussion forum, there is a thread called 5 star reads. It's about 6 pages full of members most favorite reads. I'm sure I added about 30 to my TBR pile- you might want to check there!

Fiction or non-fiction or both?

For a bit of fun try Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels, the best thing about those is if you DO like them, there are around 30 or more to keep you going. I haven't been reading them in order and I don't think its really necessary as the books are often about different characters. My personal favourites are the City Watch stories. (Where else are you going to see a Dirty Harry reference played out with a dragon?(Guards! Guards!))

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The Hunger Games was AMAZING I can't wait for CATCHING FIRE to come out in september :D the name of the wind? I'll have to look that up and North and South too :D Thanks.

Jensownzoo wrote: "Fiction or non-fiction or both?"

Either :D

Thanks everyone :)

City Watch stories? Whose the author?

Terry Pratchett, The City Watch books focus on characters that are a part of the books equivilent of a police force.

(Guards! Guards! is the first book in the discworld series that involves them I think)

Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time Series is wonderful. 11 books, the 12 book comes out on November 3, 2009. Great series.

Any Hemingway. Steinbeck is good too!

Shogun is really good. You should read that!!!!!

The Magus by John Fowles is a great read.

Thanks you guys :D

Any Hemingway? She related to Earnest Hemingway?

Kyle wrote: "Thanks you guys :D

Any Hemingway? She related to Earnest Hemingway?"

LOL! That was good! Have you read Shutter Island by Dennis Lehane? The movie will be out in October and we all know the books are better than the movies.

:D

Hi Kyle,

Hope you don't mind I took a look at your profile to get an idea of what kind of books you might like. Here are some suggestions (not in any particular order):

Noughts and Crosses series by Malorie Blackman
Life of Pi by Yann Martel
Shadowmancer by G P Taylor
Yes Man by Danny Wallace (for something that will make you laugh out loud!)
The alchemist by Paulo Coelho
Birdsong by Sebastian Faulks

They're all very different books. If you like any of them let me know!!

Here are some suggestions for you:

What is the What
Youth in Revolt
The Bear went over the Mountain
Running with Scissors
Shogun
Amusing Ourselves to Death

Kyle: I forgot to mention the "Dexter" series, which I thought you might enjoy. They are: Darkly Dreaming Dexter (book 1), Dearly Devoted Dexter (book 2) and Dexter in the Dark (book 3).

With no rhyme or reason, here are some good ones off the top of my head:

Classic Feynman All the Adventures of a Curious Character
Good Omens The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch
Enslaved by Ducks
The Radioactive Boyscout
Daughter of the Blood
Tales of the Black Widowers
The Graveyard Book
Ex Libris Confessions of a Common Reader

Piercing the Veil
Eric Wentz


I highly recommend "Piercing the Veil" by Eric Wentz, if you like military, historical, political, mystery, suspense, laced with bits of humor and romance. It has all 5-star reviews on both amazon and barnes and noble. Great book.

Jensownzoo wrote: "With no rhyme or reason, here are some good ones off the top of my head:

Classic Feynman All the Adventures of a Curious Character
[book:Good Omens The Nice and Accurate Prophecie..."

I had forgot about Feynman - excellent suggestion.

Think you've got enough there to keep you busy for a few months kyle! Let us know if you read any of them and what you think of them!

the book thief. it was amazing from cover to cover :]