Reading List Suggestions?

SolitudesMuse
SolitudesMuse Posts: 67 Member
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Title sums it up. Shoot me some book suggestions. They can be anything from classics to graphic novels. If you could give a short description, that'd be awesome!

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  • salembambi
    salembambi Posts: 5,585 Member
    The Great Book of Amber
    The Ringing Cedar Series
  • SolitudesMuse
    SolitudesMuse Posts: 67 Member
    Thanks, Bambi!
  • rowlandsw
    rowlandsw Posts: 1,166 Member
    Warday by Whitley Strieber
    Anything written by Micheal Stackpole
  • MysteriousMerlin
    MysteriousMerlin Posts: 2,270 Member
    Dr Sleep - the sequel to The Shining

    Love in the Time of Cholera

    Goodbye to All That - a Holocaust survivor's autobiography

    After Long Silence - a girl finds out her parents were survivors of the Holocaust (true story)

    Elminster: The Making of a Mage
  • SolitudesMuse
    SolitudesMuse Posts: 67 Member
    Thanks, Rowland and Mysterious. Great suggestions!
  • wannaBrunnner81
    wannaBrunnner81 Posts: 107 Member
    Breakfast with Buddha

    self explanitory kinda....
  • jerber160
    jerber160 Posts: 2,607 Member
    The Last Cannoli by Camile Cusumano. Italian family/creation story. absolutely delicious.

    Don't Stop the Carnival-Herman Wuok-new yorker chucks it all to buy an island hotel

    Swimming in the Volcano-Bob Shacosis

    if you do sci-fi fantasy, anything by Patricia McKillip
  • SolitudesMuse
    SolitudesMuse Posts: 67 Member
    Thank you, Matthew and Jerber.

    You all rock! Keep 'em comin', people!
  • PinkDeath616
    PinkDeath616 Posts: 56
    I ramble too much for descriptions, sorry. But:

    The Prince
    The Alchemist
    The Art of War
    The Hunt for the Seventh
    and lastly, Conversations of Socrates.
  • SolitudesMuse
    SolitudesMuse Posts: 67 Member
    Thanks, Pink. :)
  • TheFisherKing
    TheFisherKing Posts: 935
    John Kennedy Tool's masterpiece A CONFEDERACY OF DUNCES. You will NOT be disappointed as it is one of the best books of the last century. In addition, Jonathan Lethem's MOTHERLESS BROOKLYN proves equally hilarious and noiriish. Finally, Bill Bryson's A WALK IN THE WOOD, a non-ficiton account of a long walk he took with his whiny ovrweight temperamental friend.
  • SolitudesMuse
    SolitudesMuse Posts: 67 Member
    Added all of your suggestions, FisherKing!

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