Best book you ever had?

[RiverBoatBTC]

Do audio books count lol

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[b!z]

Anybody here read house of leaves?

[roslinpl]

Do audio books count lol

Well we can count it as a "book" of modern times

[roslinpl]

Anybody here read house of leaves?

Nope .. but this is very interesting title. I heard about it and about Danielewski's talent.

This is for sure on of the books I must read in near (optional) future

[roslinpl]

Lockstep, and I haven't even read it yet      

Lockstep? And how do you know this is best book you ever had if you haven't read it yet?

[dpb]

The Bible.

[blacksails]

Into The Wild (yep, that is the same Into The Wild as the movie, and yes, the book was published before the movie was made).
Anyway, the book is about Christopher Johnson McCandles and his life. It tells another story around him and his family, and also a few chapters of the authors (John Krakauer) own thoughts. I loved the book, and it makes you think of what is really important in life.

[Holdaaja]

Eragon, it is like only "big" book that I have read.
It tells about man who have dragon.

[bryant.coleman]

Here are two of the books to which I got addicted in my teens.

[roslinpl]

Eragon, it is like only "big" book that I have read.
It tells about man who have dragon.

Here are two of the books to which I got addicted in my teens.

Into The Wild (yep, that is the same Into The Wild as the movie, and yes, the book was published before the movie was made).
Anyway, the book is about Christopher Johnson McCandles and his life. It tells another story around him and his family, and also a few chapters of the authors (John Krakauer) own thoughts. I loved the book, and it makes you think of what is really important in life.

thanks for responds! I "know" what is Eragon but I never read it.

Rest of those books are well known to me, but I must say I didn't read Coleman for sure.

[apsvinet]

Eragon, it is like only "big" book that I have read.
It tells about man who have dragon.

Here are two of the books to which I got addicted in my teens.

Into The Wild (yep, that is the same Into The Wild as the movie, and yes, the book was published before the movie was made).
Anyway, the book is about Christopher Johnson McCandles and his life. It tells another story around him and his family, and also a few chapters of the authors (John Krakauer) own thoughts. I loved the book, and it makes you think of what is really important in life.

thanks for responds! I "know" what is Eragon but I never read it.

Rest of those books are well known to me, but I must say I didn't read Coleman for sure.

Eragon is really good book series! The first book is kinda sloppy written, mainly I think because the author was -very- young when he started writing it, but the quality shapes up and the story is solid. Lots of personal connections to the characters in the story as they're very elaborately described.

Tom Sawyer's a classic, have to read it.

[Equate]

Da Vinci code ,  Angels and Demons . I read both books within 24 hrs , keep you addicted till end.

[counter]

The Anarchist cook book is riveting and needs to be on every coffee table across the planet.  Also a fan of the Hustler. 

[Sindelar1938]

Catcher of the Rye when I was younger

[sgk]

I've read many but I like Ayn Rand's "Fountainhead" and "Atlas Shrugged" the most

[roslinpl]

Catcher of the Rye when I was younger

I never read it - but I heard about this book.

Need to sit and read it one day

Thanks for response!

[jparsley]

Binary

[roslinpl]

I've read many but I like Ayn Rand's "Fountainhead" and "Atlas Shrugged" the most

Very good books! Thanks for response, and for posting those titles!

[roslinpl]

Binary

like this one? Are you sure you are a human not a bot?

[roslinpl]

Da Vinci code ,  Angels and Demons . I read both books within 24 hrs , keep you addicted till end.

Both are great! I read both of them and ... it wasn't a waste of time :]