What are Your top ten books or Series? You can do it like me and do five Fiction and five Non Fiction or just put all Your books in no particular order. Whatever works for You. Here's mine: Fiction 1 Lord Of The Rings by JRR Tolkien 1 The Stand by Stephen King 3 The Harry Potter Series by JK Rowling 4 Contact by Carl Sagan 5 Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman Non Fiction 1 And The Band Played On by Randy Shilts 2 Nuremberg - Infamy On Trial by Joseph E Persico 3 Masters Of Deception - The Gang That Ruled Cyberspace by Michelle Slatalla and Joshua Quittner 4 A Short History Of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson 5 Trespassing Across America by Ken Ilgunas
Yep. Anything works. I just did mine that way. If You want to do it differently, by all means, do it how it works for You.
1) Firestarter-stephen King 2) Desperation-stephen King 3)Rose Madder-Stephen King 4) The Lost Level Series- Brian Keene 5) The Labyrinth Series- Brian Keene 6) Go Kill Crazy- Bryan Smith 7) The Whole Liieutenant Jack Daniels Series- J.A Konrath 8) The Code Name Chandler Series-J.A Konrath & Anne Voss Peterson 9) Sea Sick-Iain Rob Wright 10) The Major Crimes Series-Iain Rob Wright There Is More But You Said Top 10 Lol ~Toni~
Nice mostly commentaries from people I look up to and fiction with powerful messages: Letters to a Young Contrarian - C. Hitchens (injustice) Already Dead - Charlie Huston (vampires) Animal Farm - Orwell (politics) Meditations - Aurelius (dealing with life) Commentaries on the Gallic Wars - Ceasar (power) The Road - Cormac McCarthy (fatherhood) Coriolanus - Shakespeare (civic duty) Book of Five Rings - Musashi (acquiring skills) Iliad/Odyssey - Homer (adventure) Meat - Joe D'Lacey (factory farming) honorable mentions from you guys' list: Fire-starter - King The Stand - King
Hi, I'm new to the forum, & I noticed that 3 of your top 10s are by my favorite author, S. King. Anyway, I wanted to ask you a few question about Rose Matter. I purchased the audiobook version of it a white back, but ice purchase the entire collection of King's novels, and I'm down to7 or 8 titles that I've yet to listen to. Audible doesn't really have a good description, nor any helpful reviews. I guess what I'd like to ask is if you could please pretend that your buddy asked you to tell him about Rose Madder. You've just finished reading it, & you really want to make sure that you tell him enough about it to draw his interest, while being careful not to give away too much, thus giving away the ending. Then, just as you would tell your friend, tell me what you like the most about it, something you didn't like about it, and if or how it compares to some of his mother works. I know that I'm probably asking a lot, but these days, besides the Stephen King fandom page, which got very old very fast. It's getting harder to come by true Stephen King fan's these days. I'm talkin real King fan's, not these Fair-weathered fools, you know, the ones that only watch a few of his movies, then claim they've read all his novels, just to look cool? LOL Anyway, hope to hear back from you!
I Would Tell You That Rose Madder Cool BC It Has A A Main Character You Can Really Feel Sorry For Really Evil Villain An Plus Some Supernatural Stuff That Happens In The Story Too If You Read It You Will Know What I Mean. If You Read It LMK What You Think Plz? It Is In My Top 5 Of SK Stories. ~Toni~
Will do, don't think I'll be reading it until closer to Halloween. Right now I've been on a big WWII historical fiction Kick.