Mine is The Bible by our Lord Jesus Christ
Mine is The Bible by our Lord Jesus Christ
The Great Gatsby - F. Scott Fitzgerald
Memoirs of a Geisha - Arthur Golden
The Nonexistent Knight - Italo Calvino
DragonLance Chronicles Trilogy - Weis and Hickman
The Bourne Trilogy - Robert Ludlum
Harry Potter Collection - J K Rowling
The Ninja series - Eric Van Lustbader
The witch collection - Anne Rice
and many more..
Some people wish to get what they deserve, while others fear the same.
"Humankind cannot gain anything without first giving something in return. To obtain, something of equal value must be lost. That is alchemy's first law of equivalent exchange. In those days, we really believed that to be the world's one and only truth." -Alphonse Elric
yeah, those r awesome! have you read the other DragonLance books by Weis and Hickman? oh, and who's your favourite character?Originally Posted by ShinNoNoir
RAISTLIN ALL THE WAY!!!
One day, God loomed over His Earth and proclaimed, for the whole world to hear: "Let there be a single, faultless speck of light on this plane; One which will happily glint undisturbed forevermore...", and as His strained voice echoed throughout the entire Universe, He uttered just one last sentence, decisive and final:
"Let there be NODOKA!"
The proud 3rd in command of the glorious, immaculate and awe-inspiring
I also heard of dragonlance, but as I live together with my darling God Keitaro, I mainly read fantasy novels, especially from magic the gathering, which are a bit complicated to read, but they are interesting.
My sweethaert shall rest in peace.He was the best thing, which could have ever happened to me! Thank you, Reza Mobasheri, for loving me! I still love you! Why had this to be! Why was fate so cruel to me!
So I too like fantasy and I also like medicine books ( about soem viruses and diseases and so on).
My mission is to protect her against everything, because she is everything I have, Godess Naru!!
Anything by Anne Bishop
anything by david eddings.
if you want my to list them all, i can, but it's just a wall of text.
nothing better than a buncha box kittens <3
Spoiler
The Beatings Will Continue Until Morale Improves!!!
hmm, well i could go on for years about this but ill try to keep it short.
Something Wicked This Way Comes- Ray Bradbury
The Thief of Always- Clive Barker
Boy's Life- Robert Mcammon
Farenheight 451- Ray Bradbury
The Gunslinger Series- Stephen King
Roughing It- Mark Twain.
The Eyes Of The Dragon- Stephen King.
Blue Rose Series(mystery,throat,koko,etc)- Peter Straub.
etc,etc.
"That Which does not kill you, makes you stronger"- Freidrich Nietzche
"Do i dare disturb the universe?"
T.S Elliot
Holy shit! Someone who actually makes some kind of sense! Now you'd better hide that before someone else finds out and starts a lynch mob.
I'd hand you some flame-retardant underwear, but I see you already have a pair.... in both senses of the word.
* Miroku gives sinisterone a lazy salute.
That is a truly magnificent book... one of the best science fiction I've ever laid my eyes on, to say the truth.
I don't think I can list my favourite books right now, but I'm pretty fond of the Inkheart trilogy (the movie doesn't even come close, believe me), and pretty much anything by the great Terry Pratchett.
One day, God loomed over His Earth and proclaimed, for the whole world to hear: "Let there be a single, faultless speck of light on this plane; One which will happily glint undisturbed forevermore...", and as His strained voice echoed throughout the entire Universe, He uttered just one last sentence, decisive and final:
"Let there be NODOKA!"
The proud 3rd in command of the glorious, immaculate and awe-inspiring
Cool. I love Terry Pratchett myself. A really good book of his with another good author is Good Omens. He wrote that with Neil Gaiman, someone i forgot to mention.
"That Which does not kill you, makes you stronger"- Freidrich Nietzche
"Do i dare disturb the universe?"
T.S Elliot
Holy shit! Someone who actually makes some kind of sense! Now you'd better hide that before someone else finds out and starts a lynch mob.
I'd hand you some flame-retardant underwear, but I see you already have a pair.... in both senses of the word.
* Miroku gives sinisterone a lazy salute.
years later (well, about 1 and a half) it continues being the same one!Mine is The Bible by our Lord Jesus Christ
I've read a book called White Tiger, i think it was released in 2008.
Quite interesting, it's about a Boy in India, climbing his way out of the poor to the New India.
It's written as letters, and the story is quite good aswell.
It was your evil twin brother Keisuke who plotted for the Nohidolution! Not you!
I'll go with that, though some of his more recent efforts have been hard going...
but it isn't by him. Others wrote the thing, they deserve the credit! He gets enough as it is
And 2 years later.. I'm a little late replying i guess.. lol
For me it's Fizban and the Kender Tas, i need to read that series again.. been over 5 years since i last read it.
I haven't read any other dragonlance books, only that trilogy, i'm open to get others, but i need recommendations. The reason i bought the first set was because friends of mine were playing D&D and wanted me to get in the act and told me to prepare by reading it. They also told me that as a package, it was the one to get.
Some people wish to get what they deserve, while others fear the same.
"Humankind cannot gain anything without first giving something in return. To obtain, something of equal value must be lost. That is alchemy's first law of equivalent exchange. In those days, we really believed that to be the world's one and only truth." -Alphonse Elric
I have many books.....
Harry Potter seires - JK Rowling
Whistling In The Dark - Lesley Kagen
Brides of Eden - I forget who.........
The Flesh Eaters - L.A Morse (out-of-print. Go to Amazon.
Off Season - Jack Ketchum
Madhouse - Rob Thurman
The Abduction of Elspeth Cummings - Freida Gates
(See a pattern?)
A Seperate Peace - John Knowles
Oh yeah, I love the Shopaholic series be Sophie Kinsella. <3
Last edited by CalRhi; 10 May 2009 at 5:10 pm.
Well yeah, for dragonlance, the chronicles are the best to start with. If you're interested on how the characters met initially, there's "The Soulforge" and "Brothers in Arms", which are like a prequel to the tale of "Chronicles".
Afterwards, you might want to read them in chronological order. That means the "Twins" trilogy, followed by "The Second Generation" and "Dragons of a Summer Flame". Most of them are Weiss/Hickman (I think the first two are just Weiss's, but whatever). The story carries on afterwards, but the characters are totally different by then, and even though I've read some, I didn't like them as much as the first ones.
One day, God loomed over His Earth and proclaimed, for the whole world to hear: "Let there be a single, faultless speck of light on this plane; One which will happily glint undisturbed forevermore...", and as His strained voice echoed throughout the entire Universe, He uttered just one last sentence, decisive and final:
"Let there be NODOKA!"
The proud 3rd in command of the glorious, immaculate and awe-inspiring
I'll add to my previous post and say Ender's Game, Slaughterhouse Five and The Catcher in the Rye are among my all-time faves.
Last edited by antmanbee; 22 Jun 2009 at 1:42 am.
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