What's your favorite Book? I don't mean Sportsbook. I mean a book that you have read.

Non-fiction - The Revolution: A Manifesto by Ron Paul

Fiction is pretty close though. I'd give a slight edge to the Harry Potter books over the George Orwell books 1984 and Animal Farm.

Originally Posted by mw00

check out greg iles man..prob my fav author of all time..only read 1 or 2 of this books that i thought was ok....the rest are pretty good.

Thats for the info, will check him out.

Originally Posted by neverstoppers23

Matters what types of books you like, do you like classics, William Faulkner? Or are you into the new type of novels . . A great book, that came out a few years ago is is White Noise Anything by Chulk Paulnuk is good. My favorite one of his books is Invisible Monsters. If you want to take on a challenge, read As I lay dying, its probably William Faulkners easiest book's. But i whole heartly enjoyed it. Going with the classics Ernest Hemming way is anther great author to check out. I love political thrillers so anything by Vince Flynn is great to me. One of the newest books i read is Life of Pi. If you are a hippie drug guy, Dharma Bums would be a good book for you. ANTHER GREAT BOOK, i would rec commend is THIS MUCH I KNOW IS TRUE, it is a bit long, but it is a very very fast read. Easy read. But i could not put this book down, the first 20 + pages will have you hooked for good. If i had to reccomend ONE BOOK it would be Invisible Monsters, it is THE MOST ****** up book i ever read. Murder, sex, sexchange, plot twists, shootings, gory images. If you want a thinker, paranoid, 1984 type book, go with the Don Dellio book White Noise. I will post some more later, i have all my books in the basement at the moment.

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"Human Happiness
Its Nature and Its Attainment" by Fordyce. To me at least, it was and is a very informative and inspirational e-book on the study of happiness.

Anything by Dan Brown
Gomorra - Roberto Saviano
Primal Fear - William Diehl

Originally Posted by mw00

check out greg iles man..prob my fav author of all time..only read 1 or 2 of this books that i thought was ok....the rest are pretty good.

I have one of his books at home (The Footprints of God), never got around to reading it yet. Was about to start Men Who Hate Women from Stieg Larsson's Millenium series, but might give this one a go first.

As they see them

Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer.

The Punch by John Feinstein(sic)
The Road by Cormac McCarthy
A River Runs Through It by Norman McClean

How to choke people by Latrell Sprewell.

How to eat chicken by Tyrone Washington

Originally Posted by Iced

Non-fiction - The Revolution: A Manifesto by Ron Paul.

I'm going to pick this up at my local Library within the next couple of days. It got 5 Stars out of 5 on Amazon. That's extremely rare.

Into the Wild..
Open(Andre Agassi's book)
Any of the Shannara books by Terry Brooks..

Lies My Teacher Told Me

(Explains what was wrong in some history books and some secrets that weren't told. Not just random BS either.)

Pretty good book if you like history

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

Rich dad, poor dad.

I just finished The Revolution: A Manifesto by Ron Paul. It was excellent! It's a must read for anyone that believes in Freedom and Liberty. For those of you that don't know what Ron Paul is all about you need to check out this book. You can likely pick it up at your local Library like I did.

I think I'm going to pick up The Moral Landscape by Sam Harris next. Keep the suggestions coming! This thread needs to live on!