Birarbun
Angry Optimist
I always recommend Unwind but I read that awhile ago
Literature What's the last book you really loved?
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Jackstack
Junior Member
The Stand by Stephen King
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rattpack
Sing Unburied Sing by Jesmyn Ward was really good.
CastoffCaptain
Obsess. Hunt. Manipulate. Repeat.
The Dog Stars by Peter Heller.
Kozilek
Roll for Initiative
'The Land of Green Ginger'. It's a kids book, but it's very well written, and it's one of those books just really like and keep reading.
The last book (series) I read that I really enjoyed was the Acorna series, including Acorna's Children which was three books.
Risk
Member
The last books I read that stole my heart were The KingKiller Chronicles. Granted, I don't read often anymore. I still love how they were written, and can't wait for the new book to be released.
Xen
さるもきからおちる
Hardcore Zen by Brad Warner. It's a very interesting read if you're into or maybe want to get your feet wet as an easy intro to learning a bit about Zen Buddhism.
His take is especially entertaining from his punk band experiences and kaiju monster movie references.
His take is especially entertaining from his punk band experiences and kaiju monster movie references.
United Wenteran Fleet
Man on the run
The whole stormlight archives series by Brandon Sanderson. It's such a great series if you love fantasy.
Optimus Princeps
New Member
The Sword of Destiny in the Witcher series. Really loved it, punched me in the gut once too.
Niiohontesha
Bestest Strawby
Interview with the Vampire.
enduringstoryteller
New Member
Right now I am reading "Memoirs of a Geisha" and I really love it so far. It is a true story translated from Japanese to English and it's just beautiful. 
SandraDeelightful
Look at me, I’m Sandra Dee
I'm currently reading The Girl From The Savoy by Hazel Gaynor. I'm loving it!
Abendrot
修羅の花
Just finished The Emperor's Soul by Brandon Sanderson
It's very short, but it's probably one of my favorite books by Sanderson. It won a Hugo for a reason.
It's very short, but it's probably one of my favorite books by Sanderson. It won a Hugo for a reason.
GunsAndDips
Anybody know how the hell to do this (life)
I recently read the Sherlock Holmes collection and I fell in love with the characters in the books as much as the characters in the TV show (there are differences in personality and some characters don't exist in the book). Other than that, I have also been struggling to find books which I become lost in. Probably the Book Thief was the last book I truly loved that was fiction, but I am enjoying reading the Psychology of Dr. Who.
Goro
Hi there! :3
The Eye of the Tiger. Great book, great story!
Ya Boi
Who's that guy?
Thirteenth Child by Patricia C. Wrede is real good. I've been re-reading it again and it's a very good book.
The Percy Jackson series is always fun as well as The Immortal Nicholas Flamel series.
The Percy Jackson series is always fun as well as The Immortal Nicholas Flamel series.
CrowOuttaHell
Skull-Faced Writer
Epic by Conor Kostick. Rad as hell fantasy where life on Earth revolves around a VR video game called Epic. Very interesting story with a good protagonist.
Noble Scion
Lover of Lewd and Space
The dragon lords: A fool's gold
Great book, loved it
Great book, loved it
Risk
Member
And Then There Were None. A good book, somewhat different from the books I usually read.
Shadowchaos
New Member
The Bourne Series
Suggy
Trashbag
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (although it's a play rather than a book it was still great to read)
Hollycrest
ꀸꂦꈤ'꓄ ꌃ꒒ꀤꈤꀘ
Everything Rick Riordan has ever written.
SCSaya06
Observer
South of the Border, West of the Sun by Haruki Murakami. Picked up my aunt's copy when I visited her, hoping to use it to pass the time. Fell in love with it afterwards. Strong emotions, great characters and sensual descriptions and scenes. Love the mysterious allure of Shimamoto and Hajime's eccentricities.
Elephantom
Chicken Broth Paragon
The Grace of Kings, by Ken Liu. I really liked the book, its original base (it's a prime example of silk-road fantasy done right), and the way it handled mythology and the whimsical elements that comes with far-fetched historical folk tales.
If I could pick a second book (or rather, a series), I'd choose the Bring Down Heaven series, which handles the matter of religion and the relationship between a man and a God. While it provides a dismal perspective on that topic, as well as on numerous other social matters, that's bound to leave more than a few people in a less than feel-good state, the humour, wits, and characters of the story are absolutely great enough to forget those (that is, if you hate the dark element that so plagues modern fantasy fiction).
If I could pick a second book (or rather, a series), I'd choose the Bring Down Heaven series, which handles the matter of religion and the relationship between a man and a God. While it provides a dismal perspective on that topic, as well as on numerous other social matters, that's bound to leave more than a few people in a less than feel-good state, the humour, wits, and characters of the story are absolutely great enough to forget those (that is, if you hate the dark element that so plagues modern fantasy fiction).
