Favorite Books?

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i only remember reading 2 books in my life tbh..


but this was something we had to read.. i didnt tho i just got notes and shit from friends.. i actually read the sequel to this tho.. and it wasn't bad .. summer reading freshman year i got enough pts for 1 report to make up a semester of doing literally shit.. A+ on the repot got me a C- for a semester.. lmao






i suggest reading that before the sequel tho

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i only remember reading 2 books in my life tbh..


but this was something we had to read.. i didnt tho i just got notes and shit from friends.. i actually read the sequel to this tho.. and it wasn't bad .. summer reading freshman year i got enough pts for 1 report to make up a semester of doing literally shit.. A+ on the repot got me a C- for a semester.. lmao






i suggest reading that before the sequel tho

Survivor by Chuck Palhaniuk, fucking epic. Also Haunted, same author.

A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius by Dave Eggars. Stylistic as a motherfucker, boy can write. Sister killed herself over this book.

Survivor by Chuck Palhaniuk, fucking epic. Also Haunted, same author.

A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius by Dave Eggars. Stylistic as a motherfucker, boy can write. Sister killed herself over this book.

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Originally Posted by Stewie Griffin

Sister killed herself over this book.

explain this pls?..

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Originally Posted by Stewie Griffin

Sister killed herself over this book.

explain this pls?..

[Phracture]

Mastery by Robert Greene

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Mastery by Robert Greene

If you're into military stuff I recommend "Lone Survivor". It's about how four Navy SEALs went on a reconnaissance mission that went wrong called Operation RedWing. True story, great read.

If you're into military stuff I recommend "Lone Survivor". It's about how four Navy SEALs went on a reconnaissance mission that went wrong called Operation RedWing. True story, great read.

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the sword of truth series by terry goodkind, there's eleven of them hoes and them shits are good

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the sword of truth series by terry goodkind, there's eleven of them hoes and them shits are good

Originally Posted by V3numb

explain this pls?..

It's this dude Dave Eggars's memoir. Both of his parents died of unrelated illnesses within like a month or two of each other, so when he was 18 he became basically the sole guardian of his 9 year old lil' brother. However, he had a sister that was around his age who felt like she was portrayed unfairly in the book. She took her life because of it, and now he refuses to speak about the book in any forum.

The book is really interestingly written though and I found it really different and enjoyable.

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Originally Posted by Eyeku

If you're into military stuff I recommend "Lone Survivor". It's about how four Navy SEALs went on a reconnaissance mission that went wrong called Operation RedWing. True story, great read.

Although I haven't read it, that book Unbroken (i think) is supposed to be another amazing story of a SEAL that was lost at sea for weeks and survived.

Originally Posted by V3numb

explain this pls?..

It's this dude Dave Eggars's memoir. Both of his parents died of unrelated illnesses within like a month or two of each other, so when he was 18 he became basically the sole guardian of his 9 year old lil' brother. However, he had a sister that was around his age who felt like she was portrayed unfairly in the book. She took her life because of it, and now he refuses to speak about the book in any forum.

The book is really interestingly written though and I found it really different and enjoyable.

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Originally Posted by Eyeku

If you're into military stuff I recommend "Lone Survivor". It's about how four Navy SEALs went on a reconnaissance mission that went wrong called Operation RedWing. True story, great read.

Although I haven't read it, that book Unbroken (i think) is supposed to be another amazing story of a SEAL that was lost at sea for weeks and survived.

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I'm a James Patterson fan. Also World War Z was good. Just read the Hunger Game series it was real good actually. Fav all time has to be Where the Red Fern Grows. . .Shit pulled on my heart strings as a child.

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I'm a James Patterson fan. Also World War Z was good. Just read the Hunger Game series it was real good actually. Fav all time has to be Where the Red Fern Grows. . .Shit pulled on my heart strings as a child.

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Originally Posted by Stewie Griffin

It's this dude Dave Eggars's memoir. Both of his parents died of unrelated illnesses within like a month or two of each other, so when he was 18 he became basically the sole guardian of his 9 year old lil' brother. However, he had a sister that was around his age who felt like she was portrayed unfairly in the book. She took her life because of it, and now he refuses to speak about the book in any forum.

The book is really interestingly written though and I found it really different and enjoyable.

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Although I haven't read it, that book Unbroken (i think) is supposed to be another amazing story of a SEAL that was lost at sea for weeks and survived.

oh wow.. i kinda wanna read this now..

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Originally Posted by Stewie Griffin

It's this dude Dave Eggars's memoir. Both of his parents died of unrelated illnesses within like a month or two of each other, so when he was 18 he became basically the sole guardian of his 9 year old lil' brother. However, he had a sister that was around his age who felt like she was portrayed unfairly in the book. She took her life because of it, and now he refuses to speak about the book in any forum.

The book is really interestingly written though and I found it really different and enjoyable.

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Although I haven't read it, that book Unbroken (i think) is supposed to be another amazing story of a SEAL that was lost at sea for weeks and survived.

oh wow.. i kinda wanna read this now..

Yeah, and he writes in a really bizarre way, like he has conversations with his brother that turn into inner monologues and a back and forth with himself that you don't catch right away. It's one of my favorite books.

The dude ended up opening some writers workshops for kids, but the space he had to do it was zoned for retail so he had to sell stuff. He turned the front of his space into a super hero supply store, selling capes and lazer shit an gadgets, then had the workshop in the back. Cool guy.

Yeah, and he writes in a really bizarre way, like he has conversations with his brother that turn into inner monologues and a back and forth with himself that you don't catch right away. It's one of my favorite books.

The dude ended up opening some writers workshops for kids, but the space he had to do it was zoned for retail so he had to sell stuff. He turned the front of his space into a super hero supply store, selling capes and lazer shit an gadgets, then had the workshop in the back. Cool guy.