I want to read some good books, I recently read the 57 Bus, really good book, and im currently reading On Fire also pretty good. Once im finished I dont know what to read, I plan to buy some older books like Catch-22 or Fahrenheit 451 but want to see if there's any other greats, I should check out first. Im open to anything except Twilight style books, Harry Potter, Divergent, Hobbit and things like that, basically Im not super into Hardcore Fantasy. Cheers
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HoeBiden [#4]If you like suspense thriller, any Dan Brown is a classic must read
Ill check it out thanks, I love thrillers, a pretty good book I liked was YOU so I definitely want to check out more.
Marty [#8]Ill check it out thanks, I love thrillers, a pretty good book I liked was YOU so I definitely want to check out more.
Sure, plus crime thrillers by Agatha Christie are also good
zen-o [#6]I would substitute Fahrenheit 451 with A Brave New World. Fahrenheit 451 is so surface level where the plot and the moral of the book just jump at you.
I'll check it out, thanks for reccomendation
HoeBiden [#10]Sure, plus crime thrillers by Agatha Christie are also good
Appreciate it, any place to begin from their repertoire?
LifeIsALie [#12]Read the pines by blake crouch . Its an amazing trilogy
I'll make sure to look into, read a quick little summary (like one sentence) and it definitely sounds enticing.
HoeBiden [#4]If you like suspense thriller, any Dan Brown is a classic must read
facts. dan brown is amazing. Da vinci code was a sexy read but Origin is the GOAT no cap.
Marty [#13]Appreciate it, any place to begin from their repertoire?
You can start with The Murder on the Orient Express for Agatha Christie
And Angels and Demons by Dan Brown
Marty [#11]I'll check it out, thanks for reccomendation
Do be warn, i found “A Brave Nee World” to be a bit of a chore to read. Fahrenheit 451 is definitely more digestible
blizzard [#14]ratio + percy jackson better
Not even trolling, if percy jackson had a good adaptation, i feel like its an ez billion dollar franchise. They need to start working on some movies and have some good screenplay and casting.
exxem [#19]electric kool aid acid test is a really good nonfiction book about hippies on acid in the 60s its really interesting if u like that style of book
That title sounds like youre straight trolling me lol
Marty [#13]Appreciate it, any place to begin from their repertoire?
Murder on the Orient Express, Three Blind Mice, ABC Murders, depends on what crime thriller you like the most
TheHardStuckImmortal [#16]facts. dan brown is amazing. Da vinci code was a sexy read but Origin is the GOAT no cap.
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Marty [#21]That title sounds like youre straight trolling me lol
i know but if you look it up it exists xD its a really good book i promise
HoeBiden [#17]You can start with The Murder on the Orient Express for Agatha Christie
And Angels and Demons by Dan Brown
Heard of Murder on the Orient Express because of the movie (didn't watch) and didn't know it was a book, thanks for recommendations.
TheHardStuckImmortal [#20]Not even trolling, if percy jackson had a good adaptation, i feel like its an ez billion dollar franchise. They need to start working on some movies and have some good screenplay and casting.
movies kinda sucked. had good potential though
zen-o [#18]Do be warn, i found “A Brave Nee World” to be a bit of a chore to read. Fahrenheit 451 is definitely more digestible
All good, I don't mind reading things with a bit more density, ill pull through even if it seems like a chore.
MythicalForger [#28]Murder on the Orient Express if u want a detective and suspense kinda book
You're the third person to recommend it, Ill definitely check it out, must be pretty good, thank you
Marty [#27]All good, I don't mind reading things with a bit more density, ill pull through even if it seems like a chore.
It’s actually a light read, just a bit annoying since the details are so sparse you’ll have to fill in the gaps with your imagination. One of the more interesting yet more frustrating books I’ve read
Marty [#29]You're the third person to recommend it, Ill definitely check it out, must be pretty good, thank you
I'll also add murder of Roger Ackroyd and 'And then there were none'
zen-o [#30]It’s actually a light read, just a bit annoying since the details are so sparse you’ll have to fill in the gaps with your imagination. One of the more interesting yet more frustrating books I’ve read
I see, seems interesting, ill check it out, i'm intrigued
whycare [#31]I'll also add murder of Roger Ackroyd and 'And then there were none'
Will look into them, thank you bro
HoeBiden [#34]Also, if you haven't read Sherlock Holmes, then please do ( the original works only, not the abridged versions)
Hounds of Baskerville is one of the best stories/mini novels of Sherlock Holmes
I was considering them but for some reason I'm put off to the idea of watching/reading something I have a vague idea of. For example, I've never watched the Lion King despite knowing how amazing it is. I'll definitely check them out since I have been contemplating reading Sherlock Holmes for a bit now.
Marty [#36]I was considering them but for some reason I'm put off to the idea of watching/reading something I have a vague idea of. For example, I've never watched the Lion King despite knowing how amazing it is. I'll definitely check them out since I have been contemplating reading Sherlock Holmes for a bit now.
I understand what you mean but trust that Sherlock Holmes is worth the read
HoeBiden [#38]I understand what you mean but trust that Sherlock Holmes is worth the read
Will check it out, thanks for all the recommendations.
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