World War Z

the gold standard for zombie entertainment of all kinds

hunger games 0/10

Italo SVEVO - Zeno

11/10

Charlie and the chocolate factory, for school aloooong time ago

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Inheritance cycle.
8/10. Better suited for younger teens though.

Legacy of Ashes: The History of the CIA - Tim Weiner
9.5/10

Caught up quite a bit on some series I read before.

Finished up to book 13 in Drizzt, book six of the age of fire, and Hunger Games

All good books, I feel like Drizzt isn't as fun as it used to be. It seemed to get a little slow in book 12 and 13.

Lee Child - 61 Hours

Now I have no more books to read. Can anyone recommend something similar to Coben or Child?

Tucker Max -- Assholes finish first

After Many a Summer Dies The Swan by Aldous Huxley

A clever critique on the shallow, consumerist American society and it's obsession with youth, beauty and the fear of aging and mortality. Written in 1947, Huxleys absorbing narrative could easily take place in contemporary California, and the singular style and eloquence displayed by Huxley reaffirms his equal standing amongst literary masters of the highest order.