Books

[jdawg90 10+ year member]

I've got a barnes and nobles gift cards and need some books...

... not anything fiction


Any suggestions?


I know you can recommend some good ones @MisterDeadeye, you have pihkal after all...

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[wildcat 10+ year member]

Just for the lulz:

 

[Germ305 10+ year member]

BARNES & NOBLE | The Coldest Winter Ever by Sister Souljah

It's a penny...and well worth the read.

 

[THATpurpleKUSH 5,000+ posts]

I've got a barnes and nobles gift cards and need some books...
... not anything fiction

Any suggestions?

A book on grammar?

 

[jdawg90 10+ year member]

is there an ignore button?

 

[Boomsday 10+ year member]

da fu3k u need a book for??

 

[Bettr n' Revrse 5,000+ posts]

A couple of the best books I have read are Pillars of The Earth and World Without End

 

[IonRL205 10+ year member]

Cat in the Hat

Green Eggs and Ham

Horton Hears a who

 

[Imtjnotu 5,000+ posts]

50 shades of grey

 

[Iosias 10+ year member]

If you like Sci Fi John Ringo is a good bet.

 

[UnderFire 10+ year member]

Into Thin Air, good *** book.

 

[sam_b03 10+ year member]

Without Remorse-Tom Clancy is a pretty good read. He gets a little caught up in technical details but a great story.

The Ten Thousand-Micheal Curtis Ford is retelling of a greek classic through the eyes of the main charactor's slave. The orignal is true story believed to be an autobiographical account written under a pseudonym.

Ludlum's Bourne series are pretty good. the second took effort to finish, but help make sense of the thrid and final book (atleast by the original author).

The Road to Gandolfo-Robert Ludlum is a pretty funny. He originally wrote under a pseudonym because it isn't the serious conspiracy that he normally writes.

 

[DoesDad 10+ year member]

I bought my daughter the Hunger Games books and kind of got ****** into the first one and I've read all of them now. I know they're probably a little feminem but really fast reads! Patricia Cornwell and Tom Clancy are great for medical and political thrillers. And John Sandford is a good author for crime books. Most of his stuff takes place in Minnesota. Getting a good book is like Hit or Miss to me. I've gotten books off of great ratings and hated them and I've gotten books that have gotten horrible ratings and loved it. Just depends on personal preference I guess....

 

[brodeisel 10+ year member]

Ted dekker is my favorite author. Thriller ftw

 

[militarymisfit 10+ year member]

Check out The Seven daughters of Eve. Its about DNA research and the original 7 species or cultures of humans.

Or The Fly Boys. Its about WWII Fighter Pilots who were POW's. A few of them were eaten by the Japanese holding them captive.