gimme , some recommends on Books

IvanClaytonJnr · 01-20-2002, 04:39 PM

I live in Boston and aahhhhhhh
i will go to buy some good books 2morrow ..
Can you please recommend me some good books or Authors , PLEASE ????

Lemonite · 01-20-2002, 05:06 PM

Alan Moore's WAtchmen, Chabon's pulitzer winning book... kavalier and clay? i think.. Into Thin Air, any Book of Redwall.. mossflower, salamandstrom.. Just a few of various types...

foray · 01-21-2002, 12:01 AM

A History Of The World in 10 1/2 Chapters
- Julian Barnes

zonelistener · 01-21-2002, 12:51 AM

Fierce Invalids Home From Hot Climates
- Tom Robbins

Bbug · 01-21-2002, 01:09 AM

Anton Chekov- the comic stories. It's a different side of his writing that most people are unfamiliar with

DiGi · 01-21-2002, 01:29 AM

- It's Not About the Bike, My Journey Back to Life - Lance Armstrong. This book is really good. What he has done in the tour is amazing and once you learn what he had to go through it will blow your mind. A book everyone should read.

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adam's_mistress · 01-21-2002, 02:17 AM

Ken Follet "Pillars of the Earth" It may be a thick book but it's very dificult to put down. If you like Medieval historic fiction, give it a go. If you don't like it, you will after reading this book!

Neil Gaiman "Neverwhere" This guy who wrote the Sandman graphic novels has a gift or story telling, he is truly a wordsmith who spins a great tale. The story takes place beneath London and encompasses some actual under-London folklore. A great read, and I heard there's a movie in the works. Yay!

Stephen Ambrose "D-Day" You can guess what that's about. One of the greatest historic writers of our times whose books are based on fact and personal accounts. He rarely ever misses a detail.

Author Unknown (can't think of the name) "Don't Know Much About History" Good for history trivia hounding, not too in depth but it's got tidbits here and there that are very interesting. And unlike many history based books, it's not written in a dry tone at all.

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CannibalisticArtist · 01-21-2002, 02:30 AM

beavis and butthead ensucklopedia.

Calvin N. Hobbes · 01-21-2002, 04:14 AM

Harold and the Purple Crayon.

IvanClaytonJnr · 01-21-2002, 10:41 AM

Thank You all for recommends , beautiful People !!!!!

speedracer · 01-21-2002, 11:24 AM

James Loewen, "Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your US History Teacher Got Wrong."

pax · 01-21-2002, 12:57 PM

The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran
Otherwise by Jane Kenyon
Microserfs by Douglas Coupland

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IvanClaytonJnr Banned Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: ZOO-STATES Posts: 629 Local Time: 02:00 AM	gimme , some recommends on Books I live in Boston and aahhhhhhh i will go to buy some good books 2morrow .. Can you please recommend me some good books or Authors , PLEASE ???? __________________

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Lemonite I'm a chauvinist leprechaun Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: Notre Dame, IN, 46556 Posts: 1,072 Local Time: 02:00 AM	Alan Moore's WAtchmen, Chabon's pulitzer winning book... kavalier and clay? i think.. Into Thin Air, any Book of Redwall.. mossflower, salamandstrom.. Just a few of various types... __________________

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pax ONE love, blood, life Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Ewen's new American home Posts: 11,412 Local Time: 10:00 PM	The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran Otherwise by Jane Kenyon Microserfs by Douglas Coupland ------------------ If you cannot live together in here, you cannot live together out there, let me tell ya. --Bono You've got to cry without weeping, talk without speaking, scream without raising your voice... --Bono __________________

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foray Rock n' Roll Doggie Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: full of sound and fury Posts: 3,386 Local Time: 03:00 PM	A History Of The World in 10 1/2 Chapters - Julian Barnes

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Bbug Acrobat Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: the land of the drunken bunnies Posts: 486 Local Time: 09:00 PM	Anton Chekov- the comic stories. It's a different side of his writing that most people are unfamiliar with

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DiGi New Yorker Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: the mountains of southwest VA Posts: 2,818 Local Time: 10:00 PM	- It's Not About the Bike, My Journey Back to Life - Lance Armstrong. This book is really good. What he has done in the tour is amazing and once you learn what he had to go through it will blow your mind. A book everyone should read. ------------------ 15five.com [This message has been edited by DiGi (edited 01-20-2002).]

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adam's_mistress Acrobat Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Queen Lurker Posts: 323 Local Time: 02:00 AM	Ken Follet "Pillars of the Earth" It may be a thick book but it's very dificult to put down. If you like Medieval historic fiction, give it a go. If you don't like it, you will after reading this book! Neil Gaiman "Neverwhere" This guy who wrote the Sandman graphic novels has a gift or story telling, he is truly a wordsmith who spins a great tale. The story takes place beneath London and encompasses some actual under-London folklore. A great read, and I heard there's a movie in the works. Yay! Stephen Ambrose "D-Day" You can guess what that's about. One of the greatest historic writers of our times whose books are based on fact and personal accounts. He rarely ever misses a detail. Author Unknown (can't think of the name) "Don't Know Much About History" Good for history trivia hounding, not too in depth but it's got tidbits here and there that are very interesting. And unlike many history based books, it's not written in a dry tone at all. [This message has been edited by adam's_mistress (edited 01-20-2002).]

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CannibalisticArtist War Child Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: West Coast babyeee Posts: 511 Local Time: 06:00 PM	beavis and butthead ensucklopedia.

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IvanClaytonJnr Banned Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: ZOO-STATES Posts: 629 Local Time: 02:00 AM	Thank You all for recommends , beautiful People !!!!!

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speedracer Rock n' Roll Doggie ALL ACCESS Join Date: Feb 2001 Posts: 7,604 Local Time: 10:00 PM	James Loewen, "Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your US History Teacher Got Wrong."