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Just another heads up for anyone who reads the Halo storyline books.
Book #3 "Silentium" from the Forerunners Saga is coming out the 19th of this month.

 

Robert Heinlein - Time enough for love, Number of the beast, Stranger in a strange land, Glory road, To sail beyond the sunset, Job - a comedy of justice, Starship Troopers < to name a few the man wrote like 70 or so>

David Eddings - The redemption of Althalus, The Belgariad and Belgarion saga's
Piers Anthony - Xanth series , The bio of a space tyrant <much darker then Xanth completely different from his normal writing style>
Frank Herbert and sons - Dune books all of them are good albeit the last 3 in the first series get a bit dry <no pun intended>
Gary Jennings - Aztec series, Raptor <Historical fictions but a great story>
John Varley - Steel Beach , Golden Globe, Titan trilogy <Great Sci-fi books that are not all about nuts and bolts>
Anne Mcaffery - Dragon Riders of Pern <I look forward to giving these to my kids to read they are truly excellent>
Jane Yolen - The pit dragon trilogy <fell in love with this series when I was a teenager>
Carl Jung - Anything by him the man was profound, probably not most would consider light reading but still worth the time invested.
Douglas Adams - Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy <Read the book the movie was meh>
Grimm's Fairy Tales - The Disney movies just do not do these justice
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I forgot Roald Dahl, Charlie and the chocolate factory, James and the Giant peach
Along with Lois Lowry's The Giver < a creepy fking story if I have ever read one>
I have all of these and many more in various txt , pdf, html formats if anybody wants some lemme know and I can put them in my dropbox for you

 

I <3 Watership down, along with the Rats of Nymh, and the Mice of Redwall abbey
.... damn I'm gonna have to go book hunting now thanks nano for reminding me of these truly awesome titles

 

I remember reading so much Redwall. Those damn books always made me so hungry. I only have one left on my shelf that I like to reread: the Taggerung. Don't know why, but it's always been my favourite.

I didn't mention the YA books I still love, cus at this point it's probably all nostalgia: Harry Potter, His Dark Materiels (my first sci-fi! Totally blew my mind), Narnia(Magacian's Nephew and the Voyage of the Dawntreader ), and A Series of Unfortunate Events(just fun writing)

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Just finsihed reading:

Wolf of Wall Street - Jordan Belfort
Catching The Wolf of Wall Street - Jordan Belfort
Deception Point - Dan Brown

 

Halo- Silentium is released today, book #3 in the forerunners saga