Topic: Any good books that you have read lately? (Read 1230 times)
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I don't really like reading books.
Reading the Lincoln Lawyer series books. Pretty good
Henry Kissinger book, Surprisingly I don't remember the name maybe because Henry Kissinger name was written with bigger font.
The Hundred-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared
Jonas Jonasson.
Jonas Jonasson.
Just finished " The Contortionists Handbook" by Craig Clevenger.
Really good read. FFO Chuck Palahniuk
Also check out "the fall of the Gas Lit Empire" series by Rod Duncan. really lovely flowing style. Steampunk inspired.
Really good read. FFO Chuck Palahniuk
Also check out "the fall of the Gas Lit Empire" series by Rod Duncan. really lovely flowing style. Steampunk inspired.
Rich Dad Poor Dad is a 2000 book written by American businessman, author and investor Robert Kiyosaki.
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I just finished reading a very old book.
The hunt for red october.
What an amazing story.
The hunt for red october.
What an amazing story.
The Message of A Master, that's a awesome book//
Just read "The Hoax".
I do not have a time to read a books lately because of my busy schedule.
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As for the last book I've read, can't remember , I read like 30 each month. Anyway I guess the last thing I read was Catcher in the rye, not that interesting so only halfway through, don't think I'll complete it. As for the last audiobook I heard, it was Heroes of Olympus: Blood of olympus, for the 3rd time. Patiently waiting for Magnus Chase and Sword of Summer.
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As for the last book I've read, can't remember , I read like 30 each month. Anyway I guess the last thing I read was Catcher in the rye, not that interesting so only halfway through, don't think I'll complete it. As for the last audiobook I heard, it was Heroes of Olympus: Blood of olympus, for the 3rd time. Patiently waiting for Magnus Chase and Sword of Summer.
Steppenwolf by Herman Hesse.
It's one of those really good books you read once in your life.
It's one of those really good books you read once in your life.
I love all his books,only tough slog was "The Glass Bead Game" but reccomend "Damien" as his best.
Honestly, I don't really like reading a book. But your guys suggestions make me want to read a book right now
Unfortunately, don't read book as much as I would like to, don't have much time, but would like to hear some good recommendation though.
dont read books lol
dont read books rather watch the movie
I was not a fan of books until this year... 
After I create my facebook fan page I start to read some articles that are related with ancient history, archeology, sacred texts, mysteries and UFO encounters. This was the definitely the trigger!
I have read many books and articles who are related whit the sacred text like the Bible (Old and New Testament), Yoga and Mythology. If you are a fan of this genre, then I will suggest you this:
Thus spoke Zarathustra:
Philosophical novel by German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, composed in four parts between 1883 and 1885 and published between 1883 and 1891. Much of the work deals with ideas such as the "eternal recurrence of the same", the parable on the "death of God", and the "prophecy" of the Übermensch, which were first introduced in The Gay Science.
After I create my facebook fan page I start to read some articles that are related with ancient history, archeology, sacred texts, mysteries and UFO encounters. This was the definitely the trigger!
I have read many books and articles who are related whit the sacred text like the Bible (Old and New Testament), Yoga and Mythology. If you are a fan of this genre, then I will suggest you this:
Thus spoke Zarathustra:
Philosophical novel by German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, composed in four parts between 1883 and 1885 and published between 1883 and 1891. Much of the work deals with ideas such as the "eternal recurrence of the same", the parable on the "death of God", and the "prophecy" of the Übermensch, which were first introduced in The Gay Science.
I was a fan of books as a child, then hated them through school, now I am slowly getting into them again. I have never actually read the entire bible before... I have read a lot of books about alien encounters though
The school system is sucks. It makes people what to think instead of what to think!
The Bible is a very powerful book and it's full with codes and messages that humanity is still unable to solve them. I will suggest you to start with the Old Testament and read carefully. I am sure that at the beginning, you will feel tired when you will read the books of the Law and the books of History, but believe me that through them you will understand the Matrix. Then you will meet with the books of Wisdom and finally the Prophet's books.
The New Testament is a way of life and before to start with reading I will suggest you that you should read something about Yoga. This knowledge will help you when you start to read the New Testament.
Alien encounters is also connected with the Bible, but keep in mind that you must discover what is the difference between Aliens, Angels and Demons. There are people who research this field and misunderstand this words.
harry potter, lol. i know its old
I don't really like reading books. They are too boring for me. If I want to read, I just come onto this forum.
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