Lone Survivor: The Eyewitness Account of Operation Redwing and the Lost Heroes of SEAL Team 10
Ender's Game (the whole series really)
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Lone Survivor: The Eyewitness Account of Operation Redwing and the Lost Heroes of SEAL Team 10
Ender's Game (the whole series really)
Who's series do you like better, Ender's or Bean's?Quote:
Originally Posted by smart zombie
I guess Bean's was better for me because it incorporated the rest of the jeesh characters into it. However I liked the "Jane" character later on in the Ender series. Hard choice really, but I'll go with Bean.
In a couple years I hope to re-read the entire series as it should be read. (Enders game, Bean series, rest of Ender series)
I’m a fantasy girl myself.
R. A. Salvatore’s Forgotten Realms. Gotta love Drizzt Do'Urden!
George R. R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire. I’m super excited because the first of these books (A Game of Thrones) is coming out as an HBO series in April! Woohoo!!! :D
Not trying to make this all awkward or anything but, I love you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chelsea Childress
Not trying to make this all awkward or anything, but let's get married.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wicked Sid
I really can't choose a favourite but heres some I have read and loved recently
The Lord Of The Rings (3rd read through) (Tolkien, but you know that)
The Stand (Steven King)
The Day by day series (J L Bourne)
The Immortal Life Of Henrietta Lacks (Rebbecca Skloot)
And everything John Wyndham ever wrote.
As the World Dies series by Rhiannon Frater
The Stand. Stephen King.. (unabridged version only,) (and to many others to count)
I keep going back to the dragonlance series, I own about 60 books but the best ones are written by Margret Weiss and Tracy Hickman, but if you have never read any of them you have to read the first two trilogies starting with the Chronicles and then Legends. From there I'd recommend reading the two tales trilogies which are a bunch of shorter stories about parts of the first two trilogies written from a different perspective. From there it's up to you where you want to go. I've gotten as far as Dragons of a New age but the realm has drastically changed and not for the better.
I've also been very particular with Issac Asimov one of my all time favorites is Robot Dreams
I also like Dean Koonz and my favorite of his is Intensity(i could easily see a movie adaptation), followed by from the corner of his eye
I used to read a ton of books but having kids and other interests kinda took over