Let's Discuss Books

[KillerGnat 3,135]

Discussing Books

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Well tankers, it's been over a month. Thanks for your input. I feel that my first Tanki topic was a success. 

 

 

 

 

                                                                                                                          As always, KG

Edited November 26, 2015 by KillerGnat

[Darren4Turbo 4,913]

Kim & Goosebumps series  ^_^

[KillerGnat 3,135]

Books I like:

 

1. Lord of the Rings by JRR Tolkien

 

2. Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle

 

3. Hobbit by JRR Tolkien

 

4. Silmarillion by " "

 

5. Chronicles of Narnia by CS Lewis

 

6. Harry Potter (sort of) by JK Rowling

 

7. Any Dickens

 

8. Any Shakespeare

 

9. Any PG Wodehouse

 

10. Any Chesterton

 

11. any Agatha Christie

 

12. Any Dr Seuss  :P

 

And many more

[KillerGnat 3,135]

Ooh, I musn't forget

 

1. Calvin and hobbes

 

2. Garfield

 

3. Pearls Before Swine

 

4. Peanuts

 

5. Foxtrot

[asifmehmood 1,576]

novel in my course lol journey to the centre of the earth

[KillerGnat 3,135]

novel in my course lol journey to the centre of the earth

Thats great. It's by Jules Verne, right? I've never actually read it, but I've read 20,000 leagues under the sea, and around the world in eighty days.

[dilsharox 2,395]

Harry potter series

Archie comics

[asifmehmood 1,576]

journey to the centre of the earth

[Night-Sisters 2,139]

Ooh, I musn't forget

 

1. Calvin and hobbes

 

2. Garfield

 

3. Pearls Before Swine

 

4. Peanuts

 

5. Foxtrot

Check to Calvin and Hobbes!! Good stuff :)

 

Since you mentioned Sherlock Holmes...have you ever read The White Company by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle?

 

 

The Book Thief (Marcus Zusak) is amazing as well.

Edited October 30, 2015 by Night-Sisters

[drazeruzumaki 5,021]

50 shades of a colour

[TriNitroToIuene 4,765]

All Dan Brown books

[LOLKILLERTOTHEDEATH 1,921]

50 shades of a colour

Isn't that a book where this guy does something that shall remain nameless to a girl?

[drazeruzumaki 5,021]

Isn't that a book where this guy does something that shall remain nameless to a girl?

:o

[Benefactor 6,888]

This is a selection of a few books in my library that I read often or currently started to read: (in no specific order)

 

Dilbert series

The Far Side series (OOP)

MIG Pilot by John Barron

A Day In The Life Of Ivan Denisovich by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn

North Korea: State Of Paranoia by Paul French

Formation Attack Strategies (chess) by Joel Johnson

[m6ttetu 288]

The Hound Of Baskervilles

Mysterious Island

Journey to the Center of Earth 

Hobbit 

Twilight 

The Lord of Thieves 

Robinson Crusoe 

 

and many others :P

[KillerGnat 3,135]

Check to Calvin and Hobbes!! Good stuff :)

 

Since you mentioned Sherlock Holmes...have you ever read The White Company by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle?

 

 

The Book Thief (Marcus Zusak) is amazing as well.

I've read some reviews on the former, sounds great. Can't seem to find it in the library though. Haven't heard of the Book Thief, I'll be sure to check it out.

[Night-Sisters 2,139]

I've read some reviews on the former, sounds great. Can't seem to find it in the library though. Haven't heard of the Book Thief, I'll be sure to check it out.

I actually found the White Company in a PDF format online... it probably wouldn't take too much searching to unearth it. 

 

Yeah, the Book Thief is so, so good. Well worth the time spent.  :D

[KillerGnat 3,135]

This is a selection of a few books in my library that I read often or currently started to read: (in no specific order)

 

Dilbert series

The Far Side series (OOP)

MIG Pilot by John Barron

A Day In The Life Of Ivan Denisovich by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn

North Korea: State Of Paranoia by Paul French

Formation Attack Strategies (chess) by Joel Johnson

Oh, how could I forget Far Side and Dilbert  :unsure:. Ugh, all the Russian names in aditlod get me confused  :P. The others sound great.

[KillerGnat 3,135]

The Hound Of Baskervilles

Mysterious Island

Journey to the Center of Earth 

Hobbit 

Twilight 

The Lord of Thieves 

Robinson Crusoe 

 

and many others :P

Hound of the Baskervilles: Love it

 

Mysterious Island: sounds good

 

Journey to the Center of the Earth: seen good reviews, and read other Jules Verne books, but haven't ever seen it in the library

 

Hobbit: easily in my top ten

 

Twilight: *facepalm*  :wacko:  :excl: (sorry, hate it)

 

Lord of Thieves: haven't heard of it, what's it about?

 

Robinson Crusoe: definitely one of the best

 

Btw, if you liked The Hobbit, I'd strongly suggest that you read The Lord of the Rings. It'll take a while, but it definitely is a better read than The Hobbit and ties together the entire story. 

Edited October 30, 2015 by KillerGnat

[KillerGnat 3,135]

I mentioned Agatha Christie in my first post, and here are two of my favorites

 

1. The Murder of Roger Ackroyd

 

2. And then there were None

 

If you can solve them I'll give you, a hundred dollars well nothing actually  :).

[KillerGnat 3,135]

I've started to read Shakespeare, it's great so far. his english is super annoying though.

[Sr.I3oSS 2,546]

Books are interesting. And a good way to pass time. Favourite one's are...:

 

• Never Coming Back - Tim Weaver  (Have read it 3 times lol, about 500 pages)

• The Fault in Our Stars - John Green

• Percy Jackson Series - Rick Riordan

Edited November 1, 2015 by Sr.I3oSS

[princess_sherri 26]

novel in my course lol journey to the centre of the earth

what class ??

 

[princess_sherri 26]

i've read shakespeare most of them but the story versions , never in hell am i gonna read the old english

[QueenSeraphina 407]

Twilight saga series! :]