faviorite book?

[michael]

We just got done doing a project on datens inferno, although it was frustrating i found the book really intresting. So my question is, what is your faviorite book?

Mine are:
The Inferno and to kill a mocking bird

[MaGSkEr]

Im reading "To Kill a Mockingbird" now. Its required reading. Im just about done and i dont quite see what all the hype was about. It is an alright book, but i prefer books with more excitment.

As of now my favorite book is the little manual that came with my mag.

[FeelTheRT]

To Kill A Mockingbird? Why do you like it? Just cuz Jem and Scout gets air guns for Xmas .

[Ni cD]

A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court by Samuel L. Clemens

[MagMan5446]

The Stand-Stephen King

The Call of Cthulu-H.P. Lovecraft

Clear & Present Danger-Tom Clancy



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[Flip540]

Im not a big book fan, do have enough time. but once in a while i could get into a stephen king book. i love all the books i read by him.

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[wyn1370]

MagMan5446,
Is that supposed to be "Cthulhu"?
Anyway my favorite
The Crystal Shard - R.A. Salvatore

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[Miscue]

Emile (On Education) - Rousseau

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[scarpa43]

River God - Wilber Smith

[mykroft]

The Moon Is A Harsh Mistress by Robert A. Heinlein

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[SHAG]

Hi,

I was never a big reader of fiction. I was always found in the non fiction sections of the library reading about fast things like planes and cars. However I was able to salvage 3 of the best books that are scary.

F 451- Bradbury- burn those books for TV gred.
Brave New World- Huxley _ Just reread recently due to the whole human cloning thing.
1984- Orwell- What this socitey has been come. A bunch of conformists

Later,
Alan



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[Bub3814]

My favs:
Whole Rogue Warrior Series...read them all
Marine Sniper


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[Xzion]

currently, my favourite books would have to be the Dragoncharm series by Graham Edwards

-Dragoncharm
-Dragonstorm
-Dragonflame

Graham Edwards' Website:
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[Zo]

The Lottery

[FeelTheRT]

Ultimate Guide to Paintball by APG, Edited by John R. Little and Curtis F. Wong

The Complete Guide to Paintball by Steve Davidson

[a_malfunction]

Dune by Frank Herbert

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[Tbone]

Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card.

THE best book I've ever read. The runners up are:

2. The Dark is Rising (series)
3. The Death Gate Cycle
4. Elminster: The Making of a Mage
5. Pegasus in Flight

[jellopuud]

The power of one

The hobbit

Lord of the rings

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[MAGitt]

I'm with you on Marine Sniper Bub. I loved that book.

I also liked Good To GO. The story of Harry Constance of Seal Team 2 in Viet Nam. Also Point Man, the story of Seal Team 2 plank owner, Chief James "Patches" Watson. Both of these books are written through the eyes of the men who lived them with some help from talented authors.

[Paintballer86]

HARRY POTTER!
he he he

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[jog]

I'm going to have to second jello's choice. hobbit and lord of the rings have been the best books I've read to date.

[Dogbone]

Too many to list. I love to read. History, science, sci-fi, fantasy, westerns, how-to do whatever, reference works for my hobbies. I must have over 1,000 books in my personal libarary. Currently I'm re-reading the "Sten" series of books by Allan Cole and Chris Bunch while eagerly awaiting the next release of ANYTHING from David Weber. I have also begun the slow, painfull process of writing a novel myself. Much tougher than I thought it would be.

[Ni cD]

<font face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Dogbone:
I have also begun the slow, painfull process of writing a novel myself. Much tougher than I thought it would be.</font>

Can you give out any info on the story? Sci-fi? Sorry...just a little curious.

[irbodden]

Jello- the power of one? i.e. the kid in south africa whose grandfather (his caretaker too) gets put into jail and he starts boxing, and he eventually is one of the best boxers in SA? It was about apartheid, a really good movie, never got to read the book.

-Rick

[Dogbone]

<font face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Ni cD:
Can you give out any info on the story? Sci-fi? Sorry...just a little curious.

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Hmmm...

Well I guess you could call it military fiction with a dash of science fiction.
I won't discuss particulars but the story will be my description of the perfect aerial platform for spying, and what can be done with it. And perhaps what shouldn't be done with it. Oh and this is nothing like the rumored "Aurora" or "Brilliant Buzzard" hypersonic aircraft. No, nothing like that at all...

I think the most daunting thing about the project is the research. I've got stacks of printouts all over my desk, audio cassettes from interviews and referance books. All mixed in with spare AutoMag parts
Fortunately my job allows me three days off per week and that's when I work on the book.


On a side note for you Tolkien fans. Look for books from an author named Dennis Mckiernan. I think you'll like them.

[fenris69]

tbone, good choice. enders game was one of the few in recent years i just couldnt put down, had to read it cover to cover. george r.r. martin has a wicked series out right now. song of fire and ice or something like that...just look up his name online, best series ive read in a while. nice fantasy but very harsh...no one is safe. not even main chars. i like that in a series.

[MajorDamage]

The Bible.

ENDO!

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[Marbelizer]

Mutiny on the HMS Bounty, is my all time favourite..

[magman007]

Starship Troopers by R.A. Hienlin
Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep by i for get his name!!!

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