Best book you ever had?

[Oleg-Oleg]

I love poems about reasoning over life

[anton-a39]

it was a very interesting book I remember more like I have not seen the name of the body in Paradise

[mapolevault]

No other book I have read has immersed me in the environment in which is was set like 100 Years of Solitude. When you read it, you can't help but feel you're in the middle of the South American rainforest. I think the confusion of the names only helped contribute to the whole mystery surrounding Macondo.

[LuanX3]

Guess it's Journey to the Center of the Earth by Jules Verne... It's sci-fi, but not sci-fi, cause can be real, and it makes me love this book.

[Damascius]

Hi, can anyone recommend a site with many e-books for download, best with some literature of fact in .pdf or .epub

http://bookzz.org/
https://archive.org/details/texts
https://www.gutenberg.org/

I used to have acces to some public Calibre libraries but they're down now and I have no idea where to find them anymore.

[Enotche]

I really liked the unusual book "DreamHackers ". Real practice lucid dreaming and stalking, in the form of art books. They can be called "Russian Castaneda"

The plot of the book includes real events from the history of the Russian group of researchers for decades to keep secret the essence of his Researches.

They call themselves dreamhackers . The purpose of "hackers": to create a Russian tradition dreamers ...

[bitcoinisfurture]

Born to Win - Pramod Batra

[hangar18]

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams

[JasmineJasmine]

100 years of solitude. That shit blew my mind when I first read it. I didn't know anyone could write that way. Also ficcions the collection of short stories by Jorge Luis Borges is of merit.

[Crazygreek]

It was the lord of the rinks by tolkien and it was so sick to read it few years ago.

[fuathan]

Death Gate Cycle - Fantasy

Cosmos - Documentary

[hamedfash]

12 years a slave was the best.

[bencobis]

I think it's the bible. I finish reading/understanding it at age 11. I think it change me to what I am now.

[knightkon]

There are so many to choose from.  I would like to pick my most recent one, but I will have to go with an oldie.  I am going to say my best book ever is the yellow hard back holding up my couch.  Without that I would be watching television sideways!!

[hamedfash]

Gone with the wind is great.

[Fatanut]

I think it's the bible. I finish reading/understanding it at age 11. I think it change me to what I am now.

Good for you, sir.



Best book I had was College Algebra and Trigonometry. Don't ask me how but this book actually made me pass math subjects.

[culuuton]

The Phantom Tollbooth. Everything about that book made me think in a different way. I know it isn't super mature, and is often pretty silly, but there is something about the way it is written that I just love.

[gyo9i]

Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky.
The book worth reading. I'm still under the impression I read it 5 years ago.

[arlene05973]

Gifted Hand ☞BEN Carson (the book teaches you how to put your talent/creativity into action)

Arlene

[dongchi]

The World According to Garp by John Irvine or East of Eden by John Steinbeck