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Favorite Books

Started by SephirothJL, 23-Oct-2006 (Mon) @ 23:11:16

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SephirothJL

My favorites right now are Artemis Fowl... i've always been a high fantasy reader, which is why i probablly can't stand reading biographies

Warlord Vir

I like the Classic like Brave New World, Of Mice and Men, and 1984.

Bring it on evil.
D&D "The Path" an adventure of the unknown and danger.

Skuld-chan

Definatly for me it's the Ender's Game series of books.

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Dreamseeker

Wow! Where to begin!!! Laurel K. Hamilton's are always good... But I love all books. Anne McCaffrey's Pern series got me started in Sci Fantasy. Piers Anthony's Xanth series is great for a little humorous reading. The Practice Effect by David Brin had very interesting possibilities for worlds. I do find most nonfictions to be a little dry, if useful on occasion.
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Skuld-chan

That was the other great series that I couldn't remember, Xanth!   :hehe:

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Slain

I like pretty much anything by Sephen King or Dean Koontz  ;D
Yes I got sunshine it's a suicide song
In the back of my mind
Pure white evil wrapped around my eyes
Yes I got these needles and I've been living
I don't even want no part
Cause hard is the fall
Cold is the bite
~~~~~~~~~~"Kill the Sun" Colorfinger

Warlord Vir


Bring it on evil.
D&D "The Path" an adventure of the unknown and danger.

Slain

Yes I got sunshine it's a suicide song
In the back of my mind
Pure white evil wrapped around my eyes
Yes I got these needles and I've been living
I don't even want no part
Cause hard is the fall
Cold is the bite
~~~~~~~~~~"Kill the Sun" Colorfinger

Warlord Vir

That ok.
I love his book.

Bring it on evil.
D&D "The Path" an adventure of the unknown and danger.

rumiya

Quote from: Dreamseeker on 26-Oct-2006 (Thu) @ 09:47:01Wow! Where to begin!!! Laurel K. Hamilton's are always good... But I love all books. Anne McCaffrey's Pern series got me started in Sci Fantasy. Piers Anthony's Xanth series is great for a little humorous reading. The Practice Effect by David Brin had very interesting possibilities for worlds. I do find most nonfictions to be a little dry, if useful on occasion.
all rite another dragon riders of pern fan.. i like an macrafrie.
also you shoud read her series the ship who sang books ,verrrry good to..
i can summ up live in three words
  it goes on
  ( robert frost)

Dreamseeker

The Ship Who Sang is good. Also, The Rowan and the rest. The Crystal Singer series is a favorite, too! I could go on and on. lol  ;D
"Any great ideas?" / "Get up... Move faster!" ~ Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves

Un Gato

All six Dune books.  Better than any other books in existence if you are up to them.

Catch-22

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When my ship still answered to the Pfhor, they called it Sfiera after their goddess of lightning and passion. When you helped us take control on Tau Ceti, the S'pht rechristened it Narhl'Lar, "Freedom and Vengeance".

I call it Boomer.

Zionia

i have way too many to list...but one is the complete works of wllm shkspr by Reduced shakespeare co...parody on all of shakespeares works...
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Warlord Vir

I sometime find it hard to truly understand his work.

Bring it on evil.
D&D "The Path" an adventure of the unknown and danger.

Zionia

this is a book that makes fun of shakespeares works...
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