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Favortite Books...

Posted: 05 Nov 2008, 13:19
by westburytf
Hi everyone! I just joined the onlinebookclub and I was wondering what everyone's favorite books are. I really enjoy historical fiction, so if anyone has any suggestions then please list them.
Tabitha

Japanese Book

Posted: 25 Apr 2009, 14:43
by xtc_phoenix
i love books from japan translated into english....

Posted: 12 May 2009, 23:46
by dragoncub
I love following books...

1. Realms (Fiction/Romantic book)
http://www.dragoncub.com/books/fiction/ ... asy/realms

2. Jimmy (Horror/Suspense book)
http://www.dragoncub.com/books/fiction/ ... ries/jimmy

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Posted: 12 May 2009, 23:52
by dragoncub
Here are some more books of interest...

1. Approaching Our Destination (contemporary literature)
http://www.dragoncub.com/books/literatu ... estination

2. Blowing Hot and Cold
http://www.dragoncub.com/books/literatu ... t_and_cold

3. Strange Attractor: signed, limited hardcover
http://www.dragoncub.com/books/literatu ... _hardcover

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Posted: 28 Oct 2010, 21:40
by nursemom77
I really enjoyed "The Ruins" by Scott Smith. Fans of Horror/Suspense would probably enjoy this book. They also made a movie of this book, but I didn't think it was anywhere near as suspenseful, and also there were some plot changes and a different ending. As far as I know, this is the only horror/suspense book Scott Smith has written, which is a shame, because this was one of the best books I have read in this category.

Posted: 30 Oct 2010, 15:04
by jackspin007
three mistake of my life is my favorite book.

Posted: 30 Oct 2010, 19:18
by Tip the Bottle
I have so many favorite books but a few of my favorites are...

The Monster Trilogy (Monster Island, Monster Nation and Monster Planet) by David Wellington (Zombie fiction)

The Necroscope series by Brian Lumley

The Nightside series by Simon R Green

anything Charles Bukowski puts on paper

Hmmm....WTF do I read any single books or is everything I like a series?

Posted: 31 Oct 2010, 05:00
by Dennis Grey
I hva read a lot of books, but the book I recently read, the day time was hacked, was a true mindblower for me. My kids mostly read Bernard Cornwell, but I liked the Doomsday Key, the last templar can't think of anytinhg else right now

Posted: 31 Oct 2010, 05:35
by Lynyrd47
As a newbie reader I've only read no more than 30 books. So far James Patterson's Maximum Ride series is what I'm loving right now. I also liked Dan Brown's novels but I hate how ingenuine his stories are.

That's all for now.

Posted: 31 Oct 2010, 11:08
by Elphaba
If you like historical fiction I highly recommend Shogun by James Clavell. It is about Japan around the 16th century if I remember correctly. It is one of my all-time favorites.
Other books that I loved, partial list because I am sure there area so many I forgot:

Wicked
Song of Ice and Fire series
Atlas Shrugged

Posted: 31 Oct 2010, 18:18
by Amandalynn
Tip the Bottle wrote: Hmmm....WTF do I read any single books or is everything I like a series?

I feel the same! I prefer series to single books. I one of my favorite is The Incarnations of Immoratlity series by Piers Anthony.

Posted: 13 Nov 2010, 01:34
by Aspasia
The Clan of the Cave Bear (1st book in Earths Children series) and Outlander are two of my favorite historical fiction books/series.

Posted: 14 Nov 2010, 23:20
by The Ghostwriter
The Pillars of the Earth is a personal favorite. I'd also recommend some of the works from the Romantic period, like The Romance of the Forest by Ann Radcliffe.

Posted: 15 Nov 2010, 10:13
by Fran
Aspasia wrote:The Clan of the Cave Bear (1st book in Earths Children series) and Outlander are two of my favorite historical fiction books/series.
I remember that book it was a great read ..

Posted: 16 Nov 2010, 22:57
by Mairin
Hmmm.... most favorite book of all time. That is a tough one. I'd have to stick with The Mayor Of Casterbridge by Thomas Hardy.