Which books do you enjoy reading / listening to?

[HollowShell]

In the spirit of @Sonic_Raptor 's quest to increase forum activity:

What books would you absolutely recommend others read or did you really enjoy reading yourself?

I quite enjoyed the "Throne of Glass" series of Sarah J Maas, as a nice medieval fantasy book, and am currently fascinated by "Influence, the psychology of persuasion" by Robert Cialdini.

at the moment im reading "Islamic State: The Digital Caliphate" by Abdel-Bari Atwan and "How Democracies Die" by Daniel Ziblatt and Steven Levitsky
I would recommend both they're very interesting in the warfare and history genre

 

[mailean]

Now I`m reading Gone with the Wind it`s my favorite one

 

[elle⠀]

Deathcore

 

[clumsynoname]

Really into Grape of Wrath right now.

 

[NEJIRE HADO]

Mein kampf ik it was made by hitler but I think it’s a very interesting book

 

[SaraBear_]

In the spirit of @Sonic_Raptor 's quest to increase forum activity:

What books would you absolutely recommend others read or did you really enjoy reading yourself?

I quite enjoyed the "Throne of Glass" series of Sarah J Maas, as a nice medieval fantasy book, and am currently fascinated by "Influence, the psychology of persuasion" by Robert Cialdini.

Throne of Glass has actually been on my read list for a while but im currently reading the Caraval series and its pretty good if you like the mystery, fantasy type books!

 

[VAL]

At the moment i am reading
Collected Poems of William Wordsworth
I love peotry and the way words are constructed to give a sense of wonder and life. I have to many favorites to mention them.

 

[Spogger]

tbh I don't read books I just read Wikipedia articles 2 hours a day lol

 

[ElbonIII]

Percy Jackson, Narnia, Lord of the Rings, and Ranger's Apprentice are all awesome series if you're into medieval fantasy type books : )

 

[LilBoy_]

In the spirit of @Sonic_Raptor 's quest to increase forum activity:

What books would you absolutely recommend others read or did you really enjoy reading yourself?

I quite enjoyed the "Throne of Glass" series of Sarah J Maas, as a nice medieval fantasy book, and am currently fascinated by "Influence, the psychology of persuasion" by Robert Cialdini.

i dont read so none!

 

[dv4d]

just read Seth Rogens "Yearbook"

the harry potter series is one of my favorites

i also read a lot of random biographies and stuff

 

[Spogger]

Percy Jackson, Narnia, Lord of the Rings, and Ranger's Apprentice are all awesome series if you're into medieval fantasy type books : )

I read the Percy Jackson series as an assignment for English. Usually I hate reading when my teacher(s) assign it but the series is actually quite enjoyable.

 

[Mr_DagALkeef_B7]

Law books

 

[iNameX]

its basic but harry potter

 

[Bunni]

I dont read as much anymore but as a kid I really loved the Rangers Apprentice Series and my fav book of all time is The Sky so Heavy which is based near where I grew up

 

[༻ ༺]

I've never liked (or really been able to read) books due to dyslexia, but I downloaded Loveless as an audio book and absolutely love it! Also love Game Of Thrones audiobooks and FNAF franchise ebooks!

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Oh! That's because it's a series of thirteen(?) books. It starts with "The Bad Beginning", and I think you'll be able to find the rest from there. All by Lemony Snicket.

Off topic but reading your signature, the maps.. gangnam style? im intrigued

 

[SolDreamSentinel]

As a few others have recommended, I too really enjoy Wings Of Fire, and have read everything that’s out except for Dragonslayer and book #15. Other than that, the Chronicles of Narnia have stuck with me since childhood.

I actually like reading/collecting books quite a bit, though much of it is nonfiction, along with some graphic novels/sequentially illustrated books I enjoy; the Amulet series is good, as well as Rema Chronicles so far, and Nausicaa is amazing, to name a few. I’ll read pretty much anything Mega Man related as well.

 

[lafia8]

One of my favorite books from when I was a kid was called East by Edith Patou. Just finished rereading it and would still recommend it, even if some nostalgia made it better for me now.

Right now I’m reading Nothing to See Here by Kevin Wilson. Definitely a good read so far.

 

[Chiiara777]

1984

 

[Spogger]

1984

Good pick, I just recently read Fahrenheit 451 and thinking about this one next.