Reading Recommendations

[BFM_SirTaco]

I like reading !

I recommand Micheal Crichton's books (jurassic park, Sphere, prey, next, ect...)

He's my favorite writer.

so do i try reading Andromeda Strain!!!!!!!

[MufnMan]

wow thanks for all the feed back! your helping me out a lot and i may jst find myself locked in a closest for a few weeks reading all these suggestions!   your helping me out, along with, im sure, others reading this who need some books to read. keep it up!  

~MUFFINS

[Eagle]

You should try the Night Angel Trilogy by Brent Weeks, but it may be for the older of the crowd

[conrad96]

The sea of trolls series by nancy farmer are good. right now (cuz i felt like gettin my halo on) im re-reading halo: the fall of reach pretty good also. Lord of The Rings are alright, i couldnt get into it much (becuz i have a very limited vocabulary, the dictionary got used quite a lot)
there was another one...um...
oh! a good short story is the most dangerous game by richard connel

[Slayton V. Price]

Well, I have read ALL of the Halo books that are out there.  They were all very good reads (Save for some poor editing during the pre-printing stages, but that isnt the author or the stories fault).

One of my favorite Sci-Fi Authors is Dan Abnett.  He does most of his writing for Games Workshop's Black Library, usually writing for the Warhammer 40,000 Universe.  His books are always well done, and like the tag line says on the back of all his novels "Dan Abnett makes war in the future so real, you want to duck screaming like a little girl."   Personaly favorites of his: Eisenhorn Trilogy, Ravenor Trilogy (Ravenor, Ravenor Returned and Ravenor Rogue), the Gaunts Ghosts series.  Another would be Ben Counter, with favorites being the Grey Knight series, and the Soul Drinkers saga. 

On the fantasy side of everything, Im partial to an author by the name of C.L. Werner, mainly the Matias Thuulmann series, and the Bruner series.  Very well written fantasy stories. 

/Speech.

~Slayton

[Eagle]

i Highly recommend David Eddings (Belgariad)

named after the main character of that series <3 and i have all 5 of them i loved them, it is a series you can re read a dozen time and not get tired of it

[BFM_Yoda]

haha my favorite is also the earagon series, im readin brisingr atm

i would recomend Deltora's Quest series by Emily Rodda

[Mith]

I like reading !

I recommand Micheal Crichton's books (jurassic park, Sphere, prey, next, ect...)

He's my favorite writer.

so do i try reading Andromeda Strain!!!!!!!

Ugh I was reading this for an assignment for school.  Read the first chapter and was like "ya, no thanks" and looked up a summary on the book and did a report lol.  His other books are good though.

[BFM_SirTaco]

I like reading !

I recommand Micheal Crichton's books (jurassic park, Sphere, prey, next, ect...)

He's my favorite writer.

so do i try reading Andromeda Strain!!!!!!!

Ugh I was reading this for an assignment for school.  Read the first chapter and was like "ya, no thanks" and looked up a summary on the book and did a report lol.  His other books are good though.

OH NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

the first chapter isnt anything what the rest of the book is like

i got through it in 2 day (10 hours) i couldnt put it down and i had to force myself to stop!!!!

but i also dont agree with your other statement... i really dont like his other books that much and Jurassic Park is way over rated

[Fraggle]

<3 and i have all 5 of them i loved them,

Have you read the continuation of the Belgariad? The Mallorean? 5 more books!!! and every bit as awesome as the first lot.


I highly reccommmend.

[gamepanther]

Ok well this depends on how old you are but I for one LOVED the Skulldugery Pleasant series. AWESOME!!!!!!!!!

[gamepanther]

Wolf Brother from the series Chronicles of Ancient Darkness by Michelle Paver are amazing ^^
For more developed reading John Grisham's books are great, i recomend The last juror.

Oh yeah MrT that Ancient Darkness series is great aswell. I read all of them in like a week and couldn't wait for the next one to come out. When it finally did come out I just couldn't be bothered to read them again (because it had been like a year) so I still need to get into them again. As you might be able to tell I read a LOT of books. I also read a lot of late teen/adult books aswell and I would recommend Matthew Reily, an AWESOME author. You might not know him but he is Aussie. His books are about all sorts of things but I have read the ones about the US Marines. AWESOME. It's also cool because he lives wher eI live xD. Happy reading!

[Eagle]

<3 and i have all 5 of them i loved them,

Have you read the continuation of the Belgariad? The Mallorean? 5 more books!!! and every bit as awesome as the first lot.


I highly reccommmend.

I haven't found the time to get them, but i want to really badly :( as soon as i get some extra cash i guess ill have to order them

[Marty]

Well, I have read ALL of the Halo books that are out there.  They were all very good reads (Save for some poor editing during the pre-printing stages, but that isnt the author or the stories fault).

One of my favorite Sci-Fi Authors is Dan Abnett.  He does most of his writing for Games Workshop's Black Library, usually writing for the Warhammer 40,000 Universe.  His books are always well done, and like the tag line says on the back of all his novels "Dan Abnett makes war in the future so real, you want to duck screaming like a little girl."   Personaly favorites of his: Eisenhorn Trilogy, Ravenor Trilogy (Ravenor, Ravenor Returned and Ravenor Rogue), the Gaunts Ghosts series.  Another would be Ben Counter, with favorites being the Grey Knight series, and the Soul Drinkers saga. 

On the fantasy side of everything, Im partial to an author by the name of C.L. Werner, mainly the Matias Thuulmann series, and the Bruner series.  Very well written fantasy stories. 

/Speech.

~Slayton

I've recently started getting into the Black Library books...so far I've got the Ultramarines Omnibus which contains Chains of Command (a short story), Warriors of Ultramar and Dead Sky, Black Sun; I've also just bought and read the Blood Angels Omnibus, which has the novels Deus Encarmine and Deus Sanguinius. All very good and gory reads - I could hardly put them down 'cos they jusr carried me along.

[Slayton V. Price]

Well, I have read ALL of the Halo books that are out there.  They were all very good reads (Save for some poor editing during the pre-printing stages, but that isnt the author or the stories fault).

One of my favorite Sci-Fi Authors is Dan Abnett.  He does most of his writing for Games Workshop's Black Library, usually writing for the Warhammer 40,000 Universe.  His books are always well done, and like the tag line says on the back of all his novels "Dan Abnett makes war in the future so real, you want to duck screaming like a little girl."   Personaly favorites of his: Eisenhorn Trilogy, Ravenor Trilogy (Ravenor, Ravenor Returned and Ravenor Rogue), the Gaunts Ghosts series.  Another would be Ben Counter, with favorites being the Grey Knight series, and the Soul Drinkers saga. 

On the fantasy side of everything, Im partial to an author by the name of C.L. Werner, mainly the Matias Thuulmann series, and the Bruner series.  Very well written fantasy stories. 

/Speech.

~Slayton

I've recently started getting into the Black Library books...so far I've got the Ultramarines Omnibus which contains Chains of Command (a short story), Warriors of Ultramar and Dead Sky, Black Sun; I've also just bought and read the Blood Angels Omnibus, which has the novels Deus Encarmine and Deus Sanguinius. All very good and gory reads - I could hardly put them down 'cos they jusr carried me along.

I also have the Blood Angels Omnibus.  I am eagerly waiting for the next one, which has, Red Fury and Black Rage.  Definately a good read there.  The other night I picked up and started the novel Metro 2033, which the computer game is based off of.  So far so good.