Books

[XTC]

List some of your favorite books

Here are some of mine

Hunter S. Thompson-- On the Campaign Trail of 72'/ Hell's Angels

Bret Easton Ellis- American Psycho (AWESOME BOOK! )

Dan Brown- The Da Vinci Code

Al Franken-- Lies and the Lying Liars who Tell them. A Fair and Balanced look at the Right

Laura Knight Jadczyk-- High Strangness

Jim Marrs-- rule by SECRECY

XTC Reviewed by XTC on 06-28-2005. Books List some of your favorite books Here are some of mine Hunter S. Thompson-- On the Campaign Trail of 72'/ Hell's Angels Bret Easton Ellis- American Psycho (AWESOME BOOK! :D ) Dan Brown- The Da Vinci Code Rating: 5

[mynameismike0]

of course fear and loathing in las vegas is good by Thompson, but the Rum Diaries was damn good too.

alice in wonderland - lewis carrol

[Gothen]

I have too many book series favorites to list, so I'm gonna name my favorite book ever. It's The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald. It's, quite literally, the most amazing read I've ever had the pleasure of enjoying....if that makes sense....

[Lulu]

Perfume by Patrick Suskind, great read

[Az.]

Harry Potter and the philosophers stone
Harry Potter and the chamber of secrets
Harry Potter and the prisoner of azkaban
Harry Potter and the goblet of fire
Harry Potter and the order of the pheonix

i think i got them right....to tell you the truth they are the only "story" books i have read in a looooooooong time.
i prefere redaing factual books about psychology/behaviour disorders.... i like to read about space....

I tell a lie the last "story" book i read was sophie's world...i think thats what it was called??
I didnt get into it too much though...but it was a good read.

[stoner spirit]

The Magus: A Complete System of Occult Philosophy by Frans Barret, The Art of War by Tsun Tsu, A Wonderer in The Spirit Lands, and almost too many others to list on here.

[sToNeDpEnGuIn420]

Meh, i dont really read....I havent read a book in soo long.

[naturalmystic]

The perfect storm by Sebastian Junger

A walk in the woods by Bill Bryson

*those are my two favorite books

Catcher in the Rye by JD Salinger comes a close second though.

[Lulu]

'Tuesdays with Morrie' by Mitch Albom

I cried a million times during that book. It's a great read for putting things
into perspective. It's a relatively short story - if you haven't read it, you should

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/AS...764186-6887324

[ermitonto]

I won't name any specific books here, but some of my favorite authors are George Orwell, Carl Sagan, Noam Chomsky and of course Douglas Adams.