What book do you all read!

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I got into Blizzard's Diablo universe, so I bought several books and started reading them in a chronological order. The first three by Richard A. Knaak, The Sin War: Birthright, The Sin War: Scales of a Serpent, The Sin War: The Veiled Prophet were such a pain. At least for me. I don't like this author and his style of writing.
The next book in order was Demonbane by Robert B. Marks, which is a short story, was better.

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I haven't been able to do much pleasure reading lately with my stack of school textbooks weighing me down. The most recent book I read was a book on Curriculum and Instruction. Trust me, there's nothing to spoil. Haha

Once I find some time though, I would like to re-read the Shannara series and the Lord of the Rings. I enjoy reading fantasy genre. Also looking to read some of C.S. Lewis. I tend to wander to the fantasy and history isles of the book stores.

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might sound like an old guy but i do enjoy reading so lets see what all stimulates others minds.

Personally im addicted to Stephen King books and Andy Mcnab who is an ex SAS soilder also got the Game of Thrones collection alot of starwars and few true crimes book based on real events.

lets hear all yours.

Subject: Re: What book do you all read! Sat Jan 30 2016, 13:19

I liked reading a book called, The Habbit

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CCNA - Routing and Switching

Studying for my Cisco Certified Network Associate certification.

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White [5th RB] wrote:: CCNA - Routing and Switching

Studying for my Cisco Certified Network Associate certification.

Great stuff White and a great certificate. Highly recommended, I wanna say a "must have" certificate for nowadays IT professional.

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https://www.wattpad.com/myworks/68036633-lovers

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I've wanted to start reading "The Remaining" but i need the first 2 books, i have the last 4.

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Viktor Frankl: Man's Search for Ultimate Meaning

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I'm big into history or cyberpunk. I just finished American Sniper a few months back. I am in the middle of Odyssey (HOMER). And I'll pick up Catch-22 after, then probably Slaughterhouse-Five.

Second Lieutenant, O-1.

Currently reading Three Engines, Half A Wing, and a Prayer. Pretty good book about B-17s over Europe. Though, I may be biased because the book features my great uncle...

Recently finished With the Old Breed: At Peleliu and Okinawa by Eugene Sledge, a real visceral account of two of the bloodiest battles in the Pacific Theater of WW2. Served as heavy inspiration for the TV series The Pacific.

Also, if anyone here is interested in the Vietnam War I highly recommend both Dispatches and The Things They Carried. Two of my favorite books. I've read both of them several times.

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Just finished The Case for Christ: A Journalist's Personal Investigation of the Evidence for Jesus by Lee Strobel. Very good and interesting reading. Probably because I love history and archaeology lol.
Currently I'm reading Total Recall: My Unbelievably True Life Story by Arnold Schwarzenegger. I consider his career the greatest ever. Unbelievable where he came from and what he has achieved.

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Recommend reading "Panzer Warfare On the eastern Front" By Hans Schaufler!

Technical Sergeant, E-2.

Currently reading all the DnD handbooks, then I'm heading into "Normans in England".

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Percy Jackson.

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Currently reading Bill Oreilly's Killing the Rising Sun.

Corporal, E-5.

I've been reading The Remaining, its pretty good so far, only 10 pages into it

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Stephen King is one of my favorite authors of all time - for any of you that haven't I recommend you check out his magnum opus, The Stand.

I'm currently reading Babylon's Ashes by James S.A. Corey of the Expanse series. I can't recommend it enough. Also currently reading Kurt Vonnegut's Cat's Cradle.

I would also recommend any of Neil Gaiman's books.

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Maus, not really a book but well...

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Stephen King is also one of my favorite writers.. Although his political views bother me.
all the same I would recommend

11-22-63
Lises Story
The Regulators

Dark Tower Series is great. on book IV now

Other then that the only thing I read is probably Glenn Beck..

let me explain Glenn....

As a author his interpretation of our constitution and federal laws are spot on..
His book "Arguing With Idiots" is a must read for any young person wanting to fully
understand our written laws..

As a person he's useless.. A hypocrite to say the least..

Cheers