What are some good books?

8/20/2009 9:40:17 PM	What are some good books?
sandi82 Branson, MO age: 27	I like Dean Koontz, Robert McCammon, and fantasy like the dragon lance series. I like lots of books. What are some of the books and authors I should try next. I read alot so please give me lots of ideas. Thanks Meet singles in your area, we're 100% free for everything! Join now!
8/20/2009 11:00:13 PM	What are some good books?
whocifer Pleasant View, TN age: 21	Fight Club by Chuck Palahniuck (or however that dude's last name is spelled). I've heard the rest of his books are great as well. You should also check out Ted Dekker and Frank Peretti. Both are great writers and they actually co-wrote a book called House. It's one of the best suspenseful/creepy books I've ever read. Also,The Phantom Tollbooth. It's a children's book but it's amazing.
8/22/2009 8:21:54 PM	What are some good books?
bebummin Columbia, MD age: 50	Non fiction and newly published titled Wesly The Owl by s. O'Brian. There are pics of this 19 year freindship between bird and owner. She is a biologist, but Wesley is her guy. There is one smooch photo you gotta see. Cute and worth a thousand words. I liked the story. Not a bummer sad saga like most animal stories! A
8/22/2009 10:23:23 PM	What are some good books?
arthur1974 Willard, MO age: 35	Satan: His Psychotherapy and Cure By The Unfortunate Dr. Kassler,J.S.P.S. By Jeremy Leven Get on your hands and knees, crawl to the nearest book store and buy this book.
8/22/2009 10:24:54 PM	What are some good books?
nanigrad Laurel, MS age: 48	I loved "The Shack" regardless of the shock I had while reading it. It will definitely stretch what and how you think of things. It is definitely worth reading, but don't quit when it begins describing God differently than you thought of Him. Remember, it is a work of fiction, unless you dare to stretch your imagination and you really believe God can be anything He chooses to be. "The Missing Piece Meets the Big O" is another great book! It has lots of pages (more than 100) with big drawings and few words, but it says a lot! [Edited 8/22/2009 10:27:41 PM PST]
8/25/2009 12:46:10 PM	What are some good books?
alicekathleen Sacramento, CA age: 64	Isaac Babel, "Red Calvary". Jewish guy who joined the Reds during the Civil War in Russia in 1920's. I am fascinated by the time, the events, and his writing.
8/25/2009 10:37:10 PM	What are some good books?
chris_vw Stamford, NY age: 32	Quote from sandi82: I like Dean Koontz, Robert McCammon, and fantasy like the dragon lance series. I like lots of books. What are some of the books and authors I should try next. I read alot so please give me lots of ideas. Thanks I would HIGHLY reccommend the Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan. It is currently up to 11 books, with 3 more on the way (Jordan has died but has hand picked someone to finish the last 3 based on his notes). Lots of magic, fighting, intrigue. I have re-read them all more than once. My favorite series by far. You could also try the Ledgend of Drizzt series by R. A. Salvatore. More good fantasy there based on the Forgotten Realms of D&D. About 12 books in that one. [Edited 8/25/2009 10:38:23 PM PST]
8/26/2009 5:43:17 AM	What are some good books?
alrose West Point, GA age: 60	Iris Johanason is a good Southern mystery writer John Patterson Swimsuit was good Stephen J. Cannell At First Sight Karin Slaugter Fractured Gayden Metcalfe & Charlotte Hayes Being Dead Is No Excuse Somebody is going die if Lilly Beth doesn't catch that bouquet I also read a lots and will go from biography, history, humor, mystery, and love medical mystery. Southern writers. I like to read the book before I see the movie!
8/27/2009 8:01:29 AM	What are some good books?
dieseldawg73 Denton, MD age: 28	Just finished A Farewell To Arms again, For Whome The Bell Tolls Alaska, Chesapeake Fortunate Son was excellent
10/2/2009 7:48:20 PM	What are some good books?
hiker42 Colorado Springs, CO age: 56	The Alexandria Link by Steve Berry This guy reminds me of Dan Brown
10/11/2009 5:12:30 AM	What are some good books?
middy63 Tell City, IN age: 46 online now!	I recommend these: In the Land Of Second Chances by George Shaffner One Part Angel by George Shaffner (his sequal to the above book) The Arithmetic of Life and Death by George Shaffner (I'd say anything by him, but I've only read the above three For fun: Manslations by Jeff Mac a book about what Men really think and how women misread them...humorous, but also spot on. And not in a mean way. Classic Choice: To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee I could go on and on, I read on average 2-3 books any given week and truly read about anything I can get my hands on, but these above are great choices for almost anyone.
11/24/2009 2:22:46 PM	What are some good books?
keepmelaffn Orange, CA age: 61	I've been reading Stuart Woods lately...his "Orchid" series. Janet Evanovich, Diane Mott Davidson and Carolyn Hart are always good choices. New author? Laura Benedict.
12/9/2009 9:06:03 PM	What are some good books?
northstarcastle Buffalo, NY age: 34	If you want a really inspiring book. Food for the heart , the collected teachings of Ajhan Chah is really good. Some of his views on things I don't quite agree with but most topics he explains he makes seem soo clear. The things he says are all common sense and You'll keep reading in astonishment that you never looked at it that way before. Things you should know about how you're mind works but don't. [Edited 12/9/2009 9:10:58 PM PST]
12/11/2009 8:35:01 PM	What are some good books?
luvnlifen40 Cedar Rapids, IA age: 46	You all have given my a lot to look for at the bookstore. Would love to work at the bookstore but then I'd give them my check every payday so that would not be good. I love Koontz, King, Evonovich-sp, Linda Howard, I go back and forth with fiction and non fiction have to try some of the non fiction you have mentioned. Love ..Sidney Sheldon strong females. Currently reading the Blind Side, the book, the movie was based on very good read, learning a lot about football.
12/15/2009 11:37:03 PM	What are some good books?
cookiedough132 Long Beach, CA age: 26	Anything by Oscar Wilde.
12/30/2009 10:54:53 PM	What are some good books?
mistadoright595 Meridian, MS age: 29	"Because of Grace" Its a series that I think you'd enjoy
1/2/2010 11:55:13 PM	What are some good books?
brooski Joppa, MD age: 18	The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexander Dumas. A story of jealousy, revenge, love, retribution, and hindsight. Excellent read and my personal favorite. Not for those who do not have time to spare unfortunately.
1/12/2010 11:52:42 PM	What are some good books?
rachelray09 Flomaton, AL age: 24 online now!	the ENTIRE twilight saga by Stephenie Meyer. Even if you are not a vampire fan...you will fall in love with these books. I mean, the farther you get in the books, you forget Edward is a vampire. Its such a wonderfully written saga.
1/13/2010 9:31:03 PM	What are some good books?
netstalker London, KY age: 47	My favorite book of all time is: Embracing the Heart, Engaging the Mind. It was written by Joseph R. Dunn PhD, and is available on Amazon. The link is below. CHECK IT OUT!!! http://www.amazon.com/Embracing-Heart-Engaging-Mind-Resilience/dp/0578011565/ref=cm_cr_pr_pb_t Here's an excerpt: People do not live to be two or three thousand-years-old, but their stories do. Stories bring us as close to immortality as we can experience in this life. Embracing the Heart, Engaging the Mind: Universal Stories of Resilience (with commentary) offers an array of 65 teaching or wisdom stories from around the world that have been passed down from generation to generation. The stories come from a variety of cultures and traditions including Rabbinical (Jewish), Sufi, Zen, and Christian. They come from Europe, the East, the Middle East, Africa, and the Americas. Each story is followed by commentary which is mostly psychological in nature with some social and spiritual observations. A few of the stories have an historical basis and are modern; however, most are traditional and date back centuries. The “Introduction” begins, "In the beginning, before there were psychologists, consultants, and experts, there were stories." The theme of the book is developing psychological resilience, that is, not only surviving but thriving in spite of facing life obstacles. Some would refer to the theme as positive psychology. Psychological resilience deals with developing personal strengths rather than focusing upon psychological disorders.

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