Books you recommend

[thepeopleslawyer]

I have several and enjoy a vast variety of great books, but I always like hearing what other people are reading or consider favorites. I will start.

2 of my favorite books by Daniel Quinn, Ishmael and The Story of B. Both are great reads and I highly recommend to anybody looking for a meaningful read.

What are yours?

[AlamoSpursFan]

Anything by Michael Connelly.

[spurs=bling]

anything by Vince Flynn

[NorCal510]

i hate books

[dirk4Mvp_]

Any books dealing with basketball, Germany or Dirk. That or any books talking about cross country gay hitch hikers are the best for me!

[dirk4mvp]

Any books dealing with basketball, Germany or Dirk. That or any books talking about cross country gay hitch hikers are the best for me!

Funny. You and someone else in this thread must be tite.





:spin

[Bob Lanier]

It's Just a Plant (http://www.justaplant.com/)

[NorCal510]

Any books dealing with basketball, Germany or Dirk. That or any books talking about cross country gay hitch hikers are the best for me!
:lol i thought it was the real dirk for a second.

[dirk4mvp]

:lol i thought it was the real dirk for a second.


I knew it woudn't be long before your wigger ass arrived.

[NorCal510]

I knew it woudn't be long before your wigger ass arrived.
jordan shut your mouth kiddo

[dirk4mvp]

jordan shut your mouth kiddo


You know my name?!?! I'm screwed. Zombie style---> :rolleyes

[missmyzte]

I love anything by Catherine Coulter, but until she comes out with her new book, I've mostly been reading business books. The most recent is The Long Tail by Chris Anderson

[dirk4mvp]

I'm reading a book for English class called "The Partner" from John Grisham

[leemajors]

charless todd, john le carre, pd james, rennie airth, graham greene, stephen dobyns.

[mookie2001]

Hard Times (these are when i paid my dues) by Charles Dickens

[mookie2001]

or The Prosecutor D.A. Lawyer Evidence Jury Trial Case by John Grisham

[ObiwanGinobili]

anything by R.A. Salvatore.

[johnsmith]

William Diehl. He wrote Primal Fear which is the first of a "trilogy" of sorts dealing with the character Aaron Stampler who was played brilliantly by Edward Norton in the movie version. I travel a lot so I find myself reading "airplane" books all the time. So anything Patterson, Crichton, Brown, they are all entertaining.

[CharlieMac]

I was impressed with myself when I was looking over how many books I had read on my bookshelf the other day. I patted myself on the back and said, "I bet people are really impressed that you read all of those books, you should pat yourself on the back".

Long story short, Frankenstein.

[johnsmith]

Oooh, just thought of another. I can't remember the title because it's been a couple of years but it's the life and times of Jack Johnson, the first black heavyweight title holder. He was Mike Tyson about 80 years before Tyson was born. Good stuff.

[midgetonadonkey]

Autobiography of a Brown Buffalo and the Revolt of the Cockroach People by Oscar Acosta.

[Slomo]

I just finished Cryptonomicon, which I've been hearing a lot about for a long time but only bought it recently. I liked it a lot.

[DisgruntledLionFan#54,927]

The Hot Zone by Richard Preston is pretty good.

[leemajors]

Hard Times (these are when i paid my dues) by Charles Dickens

try bleak house. my fave dickens is old curiosity shop though. quilp is one mean dwarf.

[Jekka]

The Hot Zone by Richard Preston is pretty good.
To this day, when I hear someone get sick on an airplane I freak out thanks to that fucking book :lol

[phyzik]

anything by R.A. Salvatore.

:tu

A few other good books

The Last king by Michael Curtis ford (A true historic recreation of Mithridates the Great, considered the greatest enemy of Rome)

The Warhammer Slayer novels by William King

Anything by David Gemmel, especially when it comes to Druss the Legend.

L.E. Modesitt Jr. is good story telling too.

[thispego]

Hard Times (these are when i paid my dues) by Charles Dickenselpimpo has a 1st edition of Hard Times signed by Dickens

[Kevin Trudeau]

Natural Cures "They" Don't Want You to Know About

[Jimcs50]

anything by Vince Flynn



:smokin

I have read everything he has written and will continue to do so.

Did you know that Mitch Rapp's character is loosely based on my life?

:)

[Jimcs50]

Just finished Velocity by Dean Koontz. It was very good.

[LuvBones]

Just finished Velocity by Dean Koontz. It was very good.Cool, I just started reading this book. I just read Intensity and it wasn't too great so I hope this one is better.

[Jimcs50]

Cool, I just started reading this book. I just read Intensity and it wasn't too great so I hope this one is better.


It is somewhat unbelievable and you want tp slap the protagonist's face and tell him to stop fucking up, but it is entertaining.

[sickdsm]

I've never read that many but i've started to get somewhat motivated to read a few more classics or critically acclaimed books the last few years.


I REALLY liked the Satanic Verses by Rushdie. I had to read that thing slow though for a lot of it to sink in.

[Jimcs50]

I REALLY liked the Satanic Verses by Rushdie. I had to read that thing slow though for a lot of it to sink in.

I read Haroun and the Sea of Stories by Rushdie and liked it a lot. It is quite different than his other books, as it is sort of a children's book, but can be read on different levels.

[Sportcamper]

Marley & Me...Life & Love with the world’s worst dog...

Marley & Me... (http://images.barnesandnoble.com/images/10300000/10304839.jpg)

[RandomGuy]

http://images.amazon.com/images/P/159420103X.01._AA240_SCLZZZZZZZ_V51816843_.jpg

Fiasco: The American Military Adventure in Iraq (http://www.amazon.com/Fiasco-American-Military-Adventure-Iraq/dp/159420103X)

The more you know, the more you will be pissed off by how badly the administration has f***ed this up.

[valluco]

I have several and enjoy a vast variety of great books, but I always like hearing what other people are reading or consider favorites. I will start.

2 of my favorite books by Daniel Quinn, Ishmael and The Story of B. Both are great reads and I highly recommend to anybody looking for a meaningful read.

What are yours?
:tu After I first read Ishmael I couldn't stop thinking about it for weeks. Good stuff.

[j-6]

Man of the Century, James Thayer

[Jimcs50]

Marley & Me...Life & Love with the world’s worst dog...

Marley & Me... (http://images.barnesandnoble.com/images/10300000/10304839.jpg)

My wife just finished this book and wants me to read it next. I will read it, if you think it was good too.

[Sportcamper]

Marley & Me...It’s great...I laughed every chapter... (Maybe because I have a Yellow Labrador)....

[spurs=bling]

:smokin

I have read everything he has written and will continue to do so.

Did you know that Mitch Rapp's character is loosely based on my life?:)

someone please notify his patients...........

[shelshor]

The writer of great Floriduh travel guides, Carl Hiaasen

[LaMarcus Bryant]

anything by R.A. Salvatore.

Drizzit!

[tlongII]

I prefer periodicals. Shorter stories and more photographs.

[2centsworth]

Animal Farm by Orwell, Seven Habit of Highly Effective People by Covey.

[DieMrBond]

Any of the Dragonlance series for me - by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman. A fantastic read. (Starting with Dragons of an Autumn Twighlight)

Also, any of the Raymond Feist novels (Starting with Magician)

[T-Pain]

T.O. by Terrell Owens

[George W Bush]

My Pet Goat

[George W. Bush]

wrong imposter!, the Bible by Jesus Christ

[George W Bush]

the Bible by Jesus Christ

Why would I need to read that if I play God?

You are what me and my daddy call an "evil doer",
Stop followin' me, imposter.