The best book I read recently was probably A Walk To Remember by Nicholas Sparks. It's a really bittersweet book. I found it lying somewhere on the street to the library (but it's ont a library book).

Anyway, how about you guys? I'm really interested in what you have to say :O

ihatett

United States2289 Posts

June 05 2005 11:56 GMT

Anthem (not a link, just underlined) by Ayn Rand.

It's a nice book that slams collectivism.

imRadu

1798 Posts

June 05 2005 11:58 GMT

reread the Foundation series by my mate Isac A.

SA-kcabsiozteh

United States396 Posts

June 05 2005 12:02 GMT

Me being 13, the books I read you've probably never heard of but...

Artemis Fowl: Opal Deception by Eoin Colfer
The fourth book in the Artemis Fowl series.

Note: Underlined, not a link.

I've seen the movie A Walk To Remeber, and I really liked it. I heard the book was better (most books are better than the movie, IMO), so I'll have to read it some time (if we're talking about the same thing).

ihatett

United States2289 Posts

June 05 2005 12:05 GMT

yep, all linking does here is underline the word, which is unforunate:

http://microsoft.com http://microsoft.com

EAGER-beaver

Canada2799 Posts

June 05 2005 12:05 GMT

I'm reading part 2 of the Gulag Archipelago by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn. Good stuff!

NewbSaibot

3849 Posts

June 05 2005 12:06 GMT

How about a book i am about to read which is probably good? Im thinkin renting Da Da Vinci Code from the liberry. Just not sure if i can read it in 2 weeks, or want to keep it, in which case i'll buy it.

MannerKiss

United States2398 Posts

June 05 2005 12:11 GMT

Hmm only book i've read recently is like "A storm of swords" or something a medeval fantasy or something.

ihatett

United States2289 Posts

June 05 2005 12:11 GMT

On June 05 2005 21:06 NewbSaibot wrote:
How about a book i am about to read which is probably good? Im thinkin renting Da Da Vinci Code from the liberry. Just not sure if i can read it in 2 weeks, or want to keep it, in which case i'll buy it.

never post again, your post count is too good (edit: 777)

MoltkeWarding

5195 Posts

June 05 2005 12:15 GMT

#10

Importance of being Earnest

VdP]EpiphaNy

United Kingdom992 Posts

June 05 2005 12:16 GMT

#11

Fear and loathing in Las Vegas

NewbSaibot

3849 Posts

June 05 2005 12:16 GMT

#12

oops too late... kinda creepy though, i'll take it as a sign

SweeTLemonS[TPR]

11739 Posts

June 05 2005 12:17 GMT

#13

I read 1984, and Brave New World, recently. Both were excellent books. I don't really read all that much, though.

vOnster

United States201 Posts

June 05 2005 12:18 GMT

#14

i can't read

Izenra

Canada679 Posts

June 05 2005 12:22 GMT

#15

Old book but "Eye of the Needle".

Basically it's a big story with 3 "sub-story" that you see the connection at the end.

1/3 of the book is good because it is a badass man that litterally owns everyone. Really.
the rest is crap.

gLyo

United States2410 Posts

June 05 2005 12:24 GMT

#16

Snow Crash, by Neal Stephenson, is an incredible book. Fight Club and Choke, by Chuck Palahuinik (sp?), are also really excellent. I've started reading Steppenwolf, by Herman Hesse, and it's really good, but I havn't finished it yet.

GuYuTe-

United States550 Posts

June 05 2005 12:24 GMT

#17

For the Sci fi crowd read Ender's game. And Dune is one of the best books ever written. If you like Sci fi, it's a must read.

Empyrean

16950 Posts

June 05 2005 12:35 GMT

#18

On June 05 2005 21:18 vOnster wrote:
i can't read

And yet you can form a cohesive sentence. The chances of you creating that combonation of letters randomly (if you use only alphanumeric with two cases and the characters ' " . , / ! ? [space] and \) are

(52[from the uppercase and lowercase letters]10[numbers]+9[allowed symbols])^12
which is 71^12.

The odds are one to ((71^12)-1).

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