seiniushero
Member
What books do you read again and again? I realize some people only read books once, but for the others, I would really like to know what brings you back again. I'm sorry if this question has been placed before.
What books do you read?
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When I was younger I loved Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events. Now, I read a lot of Dean Koontz. Also classic books from the Bronte sisters and Jane Austen. 1984, To Kill A Mockingbird and The Lord of the Rings.
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Damer_Flinn
Resident Asha'man
I'm mostly a scifi/fantasy kind of guy.
Well currently I'm rereading "Snow Crash". I'm a major fan of the Wheel of Time series and am anxiously awaiting it's final book, due early next year. I also keep up to date and reread things like:
The Dresden Files
Mistborn
Rama
Anything written by Jack McDevitt
Codex Alera
And the list goes on.
Also I think every scifi fan should read "Space Cadet". It was written in 1948 and it's a neat little book.
Well currently I'm rereading "Snow Crash". I'm a major fan of the Wheel of Time series and am anxiously awaiting it's final book, due early next year. I also keep up to date and reread things like:
The Dresden Files
Mistborn
Rama
Anything written by Jack McDevitt
Codex Alera
And the list goes on.
Also I think every scifi fan should read "Space Cadet". It was written in 1948 and it's a neat little book.
Damer_Flinn
Resident Asha'man
I reread books because after a while (spent reading other books) I'll forget the little details. Details are what make a book interesting and engaging. I don't really care if I know who's going to be alive at the end when it seems impossible for them to get there from where they are now.I'm one of those people. I don't like reading a story where you already know what's going to happen.
iheartboomer
Mr. Brightside
I pretty much only read comics. The Walking Dead comics are perfect, as well as Scott Pilgrim, Dragon Ball Z, Naruto, Bleach; stuff like that.
JohnOgozalek
Forever Shining
Lets see...
I love Rick Riordan and his books, there fun and I learned a lot about Greek mythology.
Erin Hunter (a pseudonym for several authors) published a nice series: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warriors_(novel_series). Love those cats.
I guess though, my favorite writer as of now, is Stephen King. Just a great storyteller. Some good novels written by him are: The Shining, The Dead Zone, Under the Dome, 'Salems Lot, etc.
I love to read new things, so if anyone has any good recommendations let me know. :)
Welcome to the forums
EDIT: Watership Down is a beautiful story. <3
I love Rick Riordan and his books, there fun and I learned a lot about Greek mythology.
Erin Hunter (a pseudonym for several authors) published a nice series: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warriors_(novel_series). Love those cats.
I guess though, my favorite writer as of now, is Stephen King. Just a great storyteller. Some good novels written by him are: The Shining, The Dead Zone, Under the Dome, 'Salems Lot, etc.
I love to read new things, so if anyone has any good recommendations let me know. :)
Welcome to the forums
EDIT: Watership Down is a beautiful story. <3
Jayfeather
Gay Magician
[Offtopic] marry me your choices in books make me asdf [/offtopic]Lets see...
I love Rick Riordan and his books, there fun and I learned a lot about Greek mythology.
Erin Hunter (a pseudonym for several authors) published a nice series: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warriors_(novel_series). Love those cats.
I guess though, my favorite writer as of now, is Stephen King. Just a great storyteller. Some good novels written by him are: The Shining, The Dead Zone, Under the Dome, 'Salems Lot, etc.
I love to read new things, so if anyone has any good recommendations let me know. :)
Welcome to the forums
EDIT: Watership Down is a beautiful story. <3
Sploorky
Member
For series: Harry Potter, The Saga of Darren Shan/The Demonata(Though I haven't read these in a fair amount of time).
Of Mice and Men, The Catcher in the Rye, and Animal farm I've also reread more than once. I'm interested in rereading 1984, The Great Gatsby, and Fahrenheit 451, but haven't done so yet.
Of Mice and Men, The Catcher in the Rye, and Animal farm I've also reread more than once. I'm interested in rereading 1984, The Great Gatsby, and Fahrenheit 451, but haven't done so yet.