Favorite Books
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allstarGrowing up, I've always liked "Looking for Alaska". It's a great book fiction for high schoolers and young adults. I also liked "Beyond Belief" by Josh Hamilton and right now I'm reading Tony Dungy's "Quiet Strength".
Yours? -
3reppomThe Cash Nexus and The Ascent of Money by Niall Furgeuson, When The Game Stands Tall by Neil Hayes and finally The Great Train Robbery by Michael Crichton
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CenterBHSFanFor pure fiction, I'd have to say any Anne Rice (including all alias's) or Jane Austen book.
For *non-fiction, it's hard to say, I have so many. Between my stepfather and myself, we've probably got close to a 1,000 books - of all varieties. Then, I'd have to break it down into different topics such as *religion, histories of all kinds, biography/autobiographies, etc. -
ptown_trojans_1I'm a history/ policy nerd, so my favorite books involve that subject:
From Beirut to Jerusalem-Thomas Friedman
The Art of War-Sun Zu
American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer-Kai Bird and Martin Sherman
and various books on nuclear weapons/ intelligence and proliferation. -
j_crazyI'm currently reading "The Great Shark Hunt" it's good but "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" is a better read.
I just finished "In Cold Blood" which I loved. I like Capote's style. -
eersandbeersA few of these books really shaped how I view events in life, and others are just great reads.
1984
The Long Way Gone - Memoirs of a Child Soldier
The Words of Gandhi
The Rum Diary
The Life and Selected Writings of Thomas Jefferson
American Creation -
iclfan2I really like the Zach Chasteen series by Bob Morris. Also like the Harry Potter series, the Stone Barrington novels, and a local Warren, Ohio author that wrote the book Prosecuted Innocence.
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RedIs4Heart"Across Many Fields"
"Slaughterhouse Five"
"Nubs: The True Story of a Mutt, a Marine, and a Miracle" -
v_falconsthe lovely bones
the outsiders -
GOONx19For Whom the Bell Tolls
Fight Club
Angels & Demons