Book recommendations thread:
Please recommend me a book who finds reading absolutely boring. I'm a Comp Sci major and I do want to read books, but it's just so damn boring. Looking for a recommendation on a book that is interesting for anybody to read. Also general book recommendations.
Book recommendations thread:
Austin Richardson
Cameron Thomas
Comic books and manga.
Otherwise
>call of Cthulhu or any HP Lovecraft. Goes into full details though so may be boring
young adult fiction is also great Imo. Adukt books tend to be....boring...
>Furnace series
>Beautiful Chaos, darkness etc
>Tunnels
Easton White
If you like anime and manga, madoka magica is the way to go
Elijah Price
This book: goodreads.com
Trust me, you won't be disappointed. I've read hundreds of books in the past year, and this is the one you want.
Starts off good, and just gets better from there.
Especially that last story.
Will upload epub/mobi/txt/whatever, if you want.
Jordan Perry
* couple of years
Isaac Hughes
My brother is a nerd too and loves Lovecraft.
I'd recommend starting small. The best of young adult is Harry Potter or Treasure Island. (Fantasy/realistic fiction vs. Adventure/action).
Tops for adult literature:
Kurt Vonnegut
Alan Moore
Guy who wrote Fight Club, I can never remember his name.
Fitzpatricks war was good and obscure. Theodore Judson wrote that.
Poe is superb but wrote mostly poetry.
Faerie Tale from Raymond Feist is horror and great.
Oh and read Bram Stoker's dracula and 20000 leagues under the sea. Classics!
the bible isn't the worst. There's dozens of places within driving distance to discuss comprehension.
David Hill
Read the collections of short stories by Stephen King, he's great
Gabriel Jones
Try the comic books thing first to get you through 1 or 2. Then rry something like classic fiction or some teen fiction (tend to be smaller in length and interesting enough to read.
Personally i cant go past 1984, hitchikers guide to the galaxy, and stuff by tom clancy, jack higgens, fredrick forsyth, etc. But im a 35 y.o guy
Parker Brown
brave new world
Austin Powell
Infinite Jest
A Confederacy of Dunces
Zachary Gray
Read it in high school. It was interesting to see a utopian dystopia world. But it did engage a lot of thinking about morals for me.
Robert Diaz
Please do upload.
Grayson Reed
Okay, just saw this, one second.
Jace Roberts
Uploading now
Connor Gutierrez
Try Dune user
Its a self contained story with 5 more books if you like it. Seriously cant recommend it enough but the story is pretty enchanting
Kevin Morris
Here you go. It's his entire bibliography, but start with Gleefully Macabre Tales, and don't stop until you've read the entire thing:
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Ayden Flores
lord of the flies
Carson Bailey
lord of the niggers
Grayson Baker
Check out Lee Child's Jack Reacher series - there are several (22, I think) books, none of which is horribly challenging to read. The characters and plots tend to be fairly engaging, and there's an appreciable amount of humor.
Hunter Collins
i am the niglord
Lincoln Jackson
Parker Rivera
bump