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[Vi Mazzella 4]

Guys

I love to read , can you please recommend me a good book? I Just finished reading "Toxic In-Laws" no comments about that. Any help will be very appreciate.

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Vi

[DeadPoolX 9]

Any particular genre or author?

[almaty 19]

need a little more data on your interests besides your in-laws

[L_n_O 3]

Wicked

[Jasman0717 9]

I just finished the Harry Potter series, not bad even if they are supposed to be for kids I am just starting to read "Last Go Round" but am not sure if I like it.

I loved Tom Clancy and Steven King so believe you can't go wrong there either

[eric&gen 0]

What is a book?

[*julez* 124]

It really depends upon your interests, but I highly recommend the Outlander Series by Diana Gabaldon.

[Ladylethal 12]

I'd recommend:

- any Dan Brown book;

- "The Arthur Books" trilogy by Bernard Cornwell (The Winter King, Enemy of God and Excalibur);

- "The Grail Quest" trilogy by Bernard Cornwell (Harlequin, Vagabond and Heretic);

* Mind you Bernard Cornwell books are all about barbaric wars in medieval Europe, the first trilogy being about King Arthur, even though he's no King in the book, and the second trilogy being about a british Archer in the Hundred Year War between England and France.

- "His Dark Materials" by Philip Pullman (The Golden Compass, The Subtle Knife and The Amber Spyglass);

* This one is a fantasy book and although I am a huge Potter Fan I thought this was better than the HP series, since it's more adult in some senses.

- "Ramses" series by Christian Jacq (The Son of the Light, The Temple of a Million Years, The Battle of Kadesh, The Lady of Abu Simbel, Under the Western Acacia);

- "The Stone of Light" series by Christian Jacq (Nefer the Silent, The Wise Woman, Paneb the Ardent, The Place of Truth);

* These books were very interesting to me since they gave me an insight into Egypt in the pharaonic period, especially about details of the culture, habits, and their technology and skills. It is written as fiction and romance though, although the author is a historian specialized in Egypt.

- "Mists of Avalon" by Marion Zimmer Bradley (this is a classic);

I also read Outlander and it was great indeed.

[eric&gen 0]

I gave up on reading i will never have the time or patience to finish a good book i end up reading half of it then put it down and let it collect dust lol.

[Ladylethal 12]

Reading is amazing, I LOVE it. I started reading for good when I was 11, it was my first time reading a book that wasn't a school requirement (even though I liked those too) and the first time reading a thick book. It was "It" by Stephen King and after that one I just didn't stop reading.

I forgot to mention that "The Kite Flyer" is also amazing. Oh, and "Life of Pi".

[jodee 30]

A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini....Awesome,..I couldnt put it down..

he also wrote The Kite Runner

Awesome reads,...go check reviews in Amazon

[yassmine2878 1]

If you like/tolerate sci-fi or fantasty try the Wizard of 4th Street series by Simon Hawke. And in the general weirdness category try The Thief of Always by Clive Barker. I prefer something intellectually stimulating, such as the Richard Scarry Dictionary.

[Ladylethal 12]

A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini....Awesome,..I couldnt put it down..

he also wrote The Kite Runner

Awesome reads,...go check reviews in Amazon

I said Kite Flyer and meant Kite Runner.

[Kathryn41 3,205]

I'd recommend:

- any Dan Brown book;

- "The Arthur Books" trilogy by Bernard Cornwell (The Winter King, Enemy of God and Excalibur);

- "The Grail Quest" trilogy by Bernard Cornwell (Harlequin, Vagabond and Heretic);

* Mind you Bernard Cornwell books are all about barbaric wars in medieval Europe, the first trilogy being about King Arthur, even though he's no King in the book, and the second trilogy being about a british Archer in the Hundred Year War between England and France.

- "His Dark Materials" by Philip Pullman (The Golden Compass, The Subtle Knife and The Amber Spyglass);

* This one is a fantasy book and although I am a huge Potter Fan I thought this was better than the HP series, since it's more adult in some senses.

- "Ramses" series by Christian Jacq (The Son of the Light, The Temple of a Million Years, The Battle of Kadesh, The Lady of Abu Simbel, Under the Western Acacia);

- "The Stone of Light" series by Christian Jacq (Nefer the Silent, The Wise Woman, Paneb the Ardent, The Place of Truth);

* These books were very interesting to me since they gave me an insight into Egypt in the pharaonic period, especially about details of the culture, habits, and their technology and skills. It is written as fiction and romance though, although the author is a historian specialized in Egypt.

- "Mists of Avalon" by Marion Zimmer Bradley (this is a classic);

I also read Outlander and it was great indeed.

Hmm, sounds like you've been browsing through our bookshelves! . . . I LOVE the Dark series by Pullman - absolutely incredible! I also enjoyed "Wicked" and the sequel "Son of a Witch".

If you like classics - try Jane Austen - I am a big Jane Austen fan - Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility, Emma, Persuasan, Mansfield Park, Northanger Abbey - they are all enjoyable reading and easy to get into.

If you like light hearted mysteries you could try "The Cat Who . . . " series - there are many, many of them about a newspaper reporter who inherits millions of dollars and solves mysteries with his siamese cats; If you like serious mysteries, try Kathy Reichs books - they are the ones the TV series 'Bones" is based on about a forensic anthropologist.

So, what genre do you like? Me, I've seldom met a book I didn't like!

[okspider 0]

I really love the 'Odd Thomas' series by Dean Koontz

Odd Thomas

Forever Odd

Brother Odd