Science-Fiction and fantasy mostly, but mostly newer books simply don't interest me, aren't innovating enough.
I really Like Hughe Patchett, Sergej Lutianwenko and Rebca Gable the most.
Science-Fiction and fantasy mostly, but mostly newer books simply don't interest me, aren't innovating enough.
I really Like Hughe Patchett, Sergej Lutianwenko and Rebca Gable the most.
Just started reading the Song of Ice and Fire series since I really enjoy the television series.
Why of course who could forget... COMIC BOOKS!!!!1!!1!!!one! :P
Unless it's a school related book, that's about all I read
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Just going to throw out some good books I've read lately. Not too much on what they're about, but I recommend all of em.
Perdido Street Station (I've read all three, the first and second are the best)
The Iron Dragon's Daughter
Bitter Seeds ( A bit light in depth, but still pretty entertaining)
Also, pretty much anything by H. P. Lovecraft. That stuff is downright disturbing. I also think that the Song of Ice and Fire series is one of the best Fantasy series ever.
Clockwork orange, battle royale. My top two.
I`ve just read to kill a mocking bird one of those books that changes peoples lifes.
Still in the middle of A Song of Ice and Fire. Best books evar.
theyre OK
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I only read books when I find them being interesting.