Good Books

[Excomunicated Reeshy]

I just finished "Moby Dick" for about the fifth time. I just love going back to that book every few years and I always get something new out of it!!

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[nickeye]

"Atlas Shrugged," by Ayn Rand. A perennial favorite in the Mensa poll.

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[IkeaBoy]

i'm reading the rules of attraction and that's pretty good

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[Alice S. Fuzzybutt]

Ikea,

I read that 15 years ago-- it's a good book! I could relate to it far too much.

Actually, rightnow I'm reading The Diary of Anne Frank.

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[adolescentmasturbator]

Two real short ones. God and the State, and the Immorality of the State both by Mikail Bakunin. And some book about CIA involvement in global drug trafficking.

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[spoon]

Koontz and Deaver are usually great reads with action, suspense and well researched topics. As for the Mensa folk, I really wouldn't think they read for the same reason as us common folk. Dam Cletus, you could call your mom from up there! "Hey Ma! Get off the dang rooooof!"

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Nothing...i have nothing!

[TheGameHHH]

I am finishing up "All Quiet on the Western Front". A book that I always love to read every year or so is, "A Prayer for Owen Meany"

IT'S TIME TO PLAY THE GAME-AHHH!

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[Excomunicated Reeshy]

HHH,

I have always enjoyed that book- good reading

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[Poison Ivy]

The Princessa (Machiavelli for women)

Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment

and

Sun Tzu's The Art of War

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[TomPoo]

The Partner - John Grisham

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There is nothing more exhilerating than pointing out
the shortcomings of others, is there?
---Tom Poo

[furie]

Hagakure

Swordfish(not the movie)

Dune

the Alienist



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[THERAVEN]

I just finished reading Green Eggs and Ham. It only took me two weeks!!!

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[nellie]

Actually, rightnow I'm reading The Diary of Anne Frank.

that's one of my favorite books.

i am the inner child..... quiet, sensitive, and shy

[THERAVEN]

But seriously,
any of Stephen Ambroses books.
D-day, Band of brothers, Etc.

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[nickeye]

The Diary of Anne Frank is amazing. I bought my copy in Amsterdam and read it just before going into the house where she was hiding. I could barely hold it together.

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[AppleBoy]

I'm currently reading Brave New World by Aldous Huxley. Other good books that I've read in the past few months are:

Moll Flanders by Daniel Defoe
Candide by Voltaire
The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer
Paradise Lost by John Milton
The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand
The Catcher In the Rye by J.D. Salinger
Hard Times by Charles Dickens

Tommy Tom, you have the life!

[Se7en]

Death of a Red Heroine - Qiu Xiaolong

The Dream of the Red Chamber - Hsueh Chin Tsao

Slippage - Harlan Ellison

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[radio junkie]

Some of the books I read recently were "A Confederacy of Dunces", very funny. "Johnny Got His Gun", and "The Lion's Den"

The only time I have a drinking problem is when I don't have a drink

[Dan]

I just read Catch-22 for the 3rd time and consider that a "Must-Read"

Vonnegut, Irving, and Hemmingway always do it for me otherwise.

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[CovDiesel]

Tuesdays with Morrie is a good read and quick.

I really enjoyed Lion Witch and the Wardrobe too.

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