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Edited by rocketgowhoosh:
5/30/2016 2:54:38 PM
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Which of these novels would you prefer to read?
Just a poll to see what genre you like, and what type of book in that genre.
I think I got some major ones:
Science Fiction
Military/Espionage
Fantasy
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>Reading ever Lol
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Dune, not sure why I haven't read it yet.
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1 ReplyI've been wanting to read Dune... is it as good as I've heard from others?
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Mortal Engines
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[url=https://www.createspace.com/6048171]The Earthfault[/url] [spoiler]Yes, I did write it.[/spoiler]
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I'd say the Horus Heresy series from Warhammer 40k.
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I need to read Dune. I started watching the film a while ago but I didn't finish it. Was ok.
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I miss reading books. I don't recall the last time I actually read one.
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Ender's game was a good book.
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Robinson Crusoe
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[b] [/b]
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I don't know what options 1-4 are about, but I've heard a couple of the names. Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings don't really interest me.
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I've read the Fellowship of the Ring and trust me, it takes serious, SERIOUS dedication. I prefer Harry Potter because it's a much simpler read, and it let's me relive my childhood.
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I picked Harry Potter over LotR because I actually don't like it as much as the movies. The Hobbit on the other hand is probably my favorite book I've ever read.
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I picked LoTR, but I'd much rather read Anna Karenina.
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Edited by ALoafOfBagels: 6/2/2016 3:48:31 AMDune is awesome! Or either that the works of Karl Marx.
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Hungry hungry caterpillar
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The Complete Works of H.P. Lovecraft
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Dune is good
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Fall of Giants series by Ken Follet is a fantastic Historical Fiction. Seems to be very realistic and is targeted more to adults. Very good
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3 RepliesEdited by The Cellar Door: 6/1/2016 8:20:12 PMI tend to stick to a lot of philosophy when I read. As interesting as a fantasy may be to some, I find them boring for the most part. Reading literature which examines, criticizes, analogues, etc. reality and moral dilemmas is infinitely more interesting to me. This can be woven into an elegant story, but I often find authors take too much time telling their story and not enough time speaking on the messages they want to convey. Many fantasies are really just too wordy. I don't mind reading a 1,000 page book, but what's the purpose if 900 pages could have been taken out and the same message conveyed?
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I've read the Harry Potter and lotr books. More too, but none listed.
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I no longer have the attention span to read
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3 RepliesEdited by bludhuney: 6/1/2016 7:56:50 PMYOU didn't put any Stephen King books???????? Horror
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Any of these other than Harry potter.
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4 RepliesThe Wheel of Time is a fantastic fantasy series
