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Quote from: KIRAZ on March 18, 2014, 07:38:20 AM

Can't call own one but all Dan brown books interest me.

His books are amazing!

I did not read all of his books, but most of it for sure

Great writer!

Read all with Robert Langdon as the main character, as well as one ( Cant remember the name ) without.
One of the most talented writers I've ever come across. Exciting, well worked through books.
Recommended to everyone that likes to read. Audio books are a good alternative for lazy knobs.

I really enjoyed his books, but I wouldn't say he's a brilliant writer from a literary perspective. I still need to read his latest one.

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Cool! I am fond of Lords of the Rings and I wish these books as good as Tolkien's books !
I am going to find out it soon )

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Quote from: bridgesro on March 22, 2014, 09:15:50 PM

Soccer in a Football World is a must for any U.S. soccer fan. The Ball is Round (global history of soccer) is also very good, but be prepared to set aside some time for it (it's over 900 pages).

I also really enjoy Ron Paul's books. Just finished re-reading The Revolution the other day.

Fiction-wise, nothing beats the Hitchhiker's Guide series for me.

Glad to see someone else enjoyed it as much as I did, best book series
I've ever read, don't think I'll ever come across something as entertaining.

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Quote from: zackclark70 on March 22, 2014, 09:16:57 PM

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indeed this one is worth reading. I love cyberpunk stories.

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Soccer in a Football World is a must for any U.S. soccer fan. The Ball is Round (global history of soccer) is also very good, but be prepared to set aside some time for it (it's over 900 pages).

I also really enjoy Ron Paul's books. Just finished re-reading The Revolution the other day.

Fiction-wise, nothing beats the Hitchhiker's Guide series for me.

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Quote from: roslinpl on March 18, 2014, 12:21:23 PM

Quote from: KIRAZ on March 18, 2014, 07:38:20 AM

Can't call own one but all Dan brown books interest me.

His books are amazing!

I did not read all of his books, but most of it for sure

Great writer!

Read all with Robert Langdon as the main character, as well as one ( Cant remember the name ) without.
One of the most talented writers I've ever come across. Exciting, well worked through books.
Recommended to everyone that likes to read. Audio books are a good alternative for lazy knobs.

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Quote from: KIRAZ on March 18, 2014, 07:38:20 AM

Can't call own one but all Dan brown books interest me.

His books are amazing!

I did not read all of his books, but most of it for sure

Great writer!

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Lord of the Rings Trilogy

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Can't call own one but all Dan brown books interest me.

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I also like Harry Potter .

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Harry Potter, all of them.

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The Art of War

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Quote from: Minor Miner on March 17, 2014, 07:45:45 PM

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Mine is Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. It's a great work of fiction litterature spaning many genres, and it deals with economic and political themes that might appeal to my fellow bitcoiners. I'd recommend it to someone who likes Victor Hugo, litterature where both intelligence and emotions are equally prioritized.

Way too repetitive for my taste. We the Living is probably the shortest and best novel she ever wrote. It is predictive and accurate. I think it was written in the 20s

Thanks for the tip, I'll read it. Though I'd argue that it's not repetitive - it passes from a realist world, to a dystopian one and with an utopia thrown in between. Plus there's many characters who we get to know very deeply and who evolve through all of the story. Although the main arguments of the writer are indeed always apparent, but to me that's a good thing.

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Quote from: lynn_402 on March 17, 2014, 07:41:45 PM

Mine is Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. It's a great work of fiction litterature spaning many genres, and it deals with economic and political themes that might appeal to my fellow bitcoiners. I'd recommend it to someone who likes Victor Hugo, litterature where both intelligence and emotions are equally prioritized.

Way too repetitive for my taste. We the Living is probably the shortest and best novel she ever wrote. It is predictive and accurate. I think it was written in the 20s

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Mine is Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. It's a great work of fiction litterature spaning many genres, and it deals with economic and political themes that might appeal to my fellow bitcoiners. I'd recommend it to someone who likes Victor Hugo, litterature where both intelligence and emotions are equally prioritized.

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Quote from: marcovaldo on March 17, 2014, 04:58:24 PM

Harry Potter

Love the story, and I was a child

I don't know why but I do not really enjoy Harry Potter story. Perhaps I was too old when it was so popular.

But I respect.

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Earth Abides. Wrote in the 40's but still a good read today if you like end-of-the-world stories.

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Harry Potter

Love the story, and I was a child

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Quote from: snarlpill on March 17, 2014, 01:25:18 PM

Love 1984.
Currently reading: Food of the Gods: The Search for the Original Tree of Knowledge, A Radical History of Plants, Drugs, and Human Evolution by- Terrence Mckenna.
-and-
The Cosmic Serpent: DNA and the Origins of Knowledge by- Jeremy Narby

Anybody on here like to trip/expand their mind and consciousness?

Omg you are reading crazy books

I like to expand my mind but I prefer to stay on earth for now

Thanks for your respond.
Interesting books.

This thread for me means a lot

a place where I can always find great title of book to find buy and read

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