great love, wonderful series



everyone should at least read this once

^ wasn't expecting anyone to pull this out. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this as well. It is suprising how well the story carries over such a long time after its writing.

I have read three great ones this month: The Death of Ivan Illych, Tolstoy (novella); The Guide, R.K. Narayan; Chelkash, Gorky (longer short story).

I would highly recommend all three of these eminently readable books. The first and third are likely available for free online.


/e almost forgot to mention The Stranger, Camus. Read the Matthew Ward translation. I have read a couple translations of it, and his is so much better it's ridiculous.

This post was edited by wheniwassevenishotacheetah on May 29 2012 04:50am

The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie
i have read this book like a billion times. And it still makes me laugh every time

its soo good

wheel of time series is pretty good. also love a wizard in rhyme series by christopher stasheff. that man always makes me laugh. as for the above mentioned book by alexie I will likely read that after my bf is done with it for class.

id have to say the hunger games series

wheel of time

The "Honorverse" from david weber. One of my top 3 sci fi series, alongside John Ringo's series.