[wecameaswaffles]

Night by Elie Wiesel, he was a holocaust survivor and wrote about his experience. Really good book. I think he's written some other books, too.

[OfSkate&Scars]

Mein Kampf
Eyes Of Prey
The Broken Window
More Twisted
Shutter Island
The Bad Place
Night Chills

[ohhiiyvonne]

Too many, but top 5 are:
- A Clockwork Orange
- The Picture of Dorian Gray
- Harry Potter series
- The Bell Jar
- Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter

[hounds_lions]

the wind-up bird chronicle - haruki murakami
in cold blood - truman capote
the sun also rises - ernest hemingway

[theagentcoma]

Originally Posted by hounds_lions

the wind-up bird chronicle - haruki murakami
in cold blood - truman capote
the sun also rises - ernest hemingway

that was the only hemingway novel I ever read. I remember liking it.

[mike'smannequin]

Originally Posted by OfSkate&Scars

Mein Kampf
Eyes Of Prey
The Broken Window
More Twisted
Shutter Island
The Bad Place
Night Chills

How could you consider Mein Kampf to be a favorite?

[OfSkate&Scars]

Originally Posted by mike'smannequin

How could you consider Mein Kampf to be a favorite?

I love learning about all that dude. He's interesting. I don't give a damn if you don't consider it one of your favorites, it's better than reading about some made up romance crap.

[Kris_Gontz9]

Some of Mine:

- A Hundred Years of Solitude
- Artemis Fowl - Saga
- White Fang
- Bridge To Terabithia (---- What a beautiful book, had to import it because it wasn't on my country)
- Crusade In Jeans
- A Study In Scarlet

[aviador2k2]

Anything Goosebumps

[Katashi]

fallen series, harry potter, twilight series, the stone cutter

[xtinataguba]

dragon lance.

[FuckT41182]

Moby Dick, Catch-22, Animal Farm, The Art Of War, All Quiet On The Western Front, The Hobbit and LOTR series, Sherlock Holmes' books, The Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn, To Kill A Mockinbird, King Solomon's Mines, Journey To The Centre Of The Earth, Bourne books, The Godfather, A Clockwork Orange, and any war book written by an actual soldier who fought in the world war II or I.

Somehow I feel I am not doing this right, so I'm gonna stop.

[NJDevils1214]

Just finished the 4th book in Game of Thrones, So good. I have Mein Kamph because the 5th book isn't in paperback yet but haven't had time to start it yet. Currently writing a paper for my death and dying class about the Titanic so I am focused on the Congressional Hearing book of testimony after the disaster. So far it's pretty good too.

[FuckT41182]

Originally Posted by OfSkate&Scars

I love learning about all that dude. He's interesting. I don't give a damn if you don't consider it one of your favorites, it's better than reading about some made up romance crap.

I honestly think that having Mein Kampf in this particular list is ten times better than having Twilight books in it ... Hitler, no matter how evil he was, was an interesting man, nobody can deny that ... He managed to do things that most people wouldn't even dream of doing, even if their brains were filled with just as much evil as Hitler's was. It definitely is interesting to know how the fuck could he pull it off. I know that the state in which Germany was in that period of time helped Hitler a lot, but it still required a great deal of skills to make everybody in Germany fight against the entire world.

[pinkflag]

If anyone is looking for Fiction, i highly recommend "In the City of Shy Hunters" by Tom Spanbauer.

this book ripped my heart out, then put it back together again. i don't think i'm the same person after reading it. brief description: a young guy moves from a small town in iowa to NYC in the 80s in search of a lost friend. he struggles with his sexuality amidst the AIDS crisis.