Favorite Book

[TheChiScientist]

Uh, where do I start...
1. C.H.E.R.U.B series (11/10) Why do they gotta stop the series
2. Lorien Legacies series (10/10)
3. Alex Rider series (9/10) Keep em coming!
4. Gone series (8/10) Got a little boring in the middle...
5. Spy School series (8/10) Read this as a kid and I still love the series to this day.

[linzhiyan]

Uh, where do I start...
1. C.H.E.R.U.B series (11/10) Why do they gotta stop the series
2. Lorien Legacies series (10/10)
3. Alex Rider series (9/10) Keep em coming!
4. Gone series (8/10) Got a little boring in the middle...
5. Spy School series (8/10) Read this as a kid and I still love the series to this day.

OMG, Gone is AMAZING!!!!!!
Although the ending was... lol

[sophisSyo]

Too many.....
The Bell Jar - Sylvia Plath
Anna Karenina - Leo Tolstoy
Crime and Punishment - Fyodor Dostoevsky
Atonement - Ian McEwan
East of Eden, The Grapes of Wrath - John Steinbeck (so fjkadlf;ds good)
etc
Well I see a pattern here lol. I feel like I'm hugely outnumbered by the majority of ppl here who prefer sci fi and mythology.

[awildcirno]

>The Man in the High Castle (both book and TV Series)

>its perfect for people who are into history or alternate history

anime is better than fortnite - god

[OpticsNerd]

"The History of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union"

[JoeyC]

Did you mean: Karl Marx's Communist Manifesto?
Mistborn's pretty good, so is Stormlight.

[OpticsNerd]

Did you mean: Karl Marx's Communist Manifesto?
Mistborn's pretty good, so is Stormlight.

No, the book I mentioned was written by Stalin.

[primitivepolonium]

Perfume by Suskind is really, really good, albeit a bit mature. It has a very interesting concept, and the story proceeds with an air of very captivating horror.

And of course, +1 for Lolita by Nabokov. It's kind of a mind pigeon. I also recommend not reading it until you're in mid-high school. I first read it when I was 11, so the depravity of the villain was lost on me for very obvious reasons.

[raytay]

Perfume by Suskind is really, really good, albeit a bit mature. It has a very interesting concept, and the story proceeds with an air of very captivating horror.

And of course, +1 for Lolita by Nabokov. It's kind of a mind pigeon. I also recommend not reading it until you're in mid-high school. I first read it when I was 11, so the depravity of the villain was lost on me for very obvious reasons.

ooh I want to read those now

[UTF-8 U+6211 U+662F]

Did you mean: Karl Marx's Communist Manifesto?
Mistborn's pretty good, so is Stormlight.

No, the book I mentioned was written by Stalin.

Why not Kropotkin's Mutual Aid?