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#21
It's been a while since I read any of these, but I remember them being pretty good.

The First Law Trilogy and Best Served Cold by Joe Abercrombie ( Very dark fantasy, similar to George R.R. Martin's series)
God Stalker Chronicles by P.C. Hodgell (Classic epic fantasy)
Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson (High fantasy, unique magic system)
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#22
Argonaut Wrote:Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson (High fantasy, unique magic system)

Brandon Sanderson is the guy finishing off Wheel of Time now that Robert Jordan has died...I really like his writing style, I may check that out.
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#23
50 Shades of Grey.

No but seriously, 1984 is amazing read.
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#24
Myles Wrote:50 Shades of Grey.

No but seriously, 1984 is amazing read.

You should be punched in the face for even the mere whisper of that "book". /sarcasm


All of Neil Gaiman's stuff is great.
Stephen King's newest novel 11/22/63 Is pretty damn good. It's more thriller than horror. Personally I thought it was pineappleing great.
Song of Ice and Fire - There are 5 books out of 7 that are planned, and it's a long read but totally worth it.
Throne of the Crescent Moon- A fantasy/adventure novel. I'm currently reading it, so far I like it.
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#25
VerrKol Wrote:Terry Pratchett's Discworld series, Small Gods is my favorite. The later ones are better than the first few.

Oh I second this so f'ucking much.
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#26
Alex Rider books are pretty cheesey and meant for kids, but they are the only books I've read in the past 5 years that have actually held my interest, so they must be good.

...or maybe my mind is that of a 10 year old.

...Hmm.
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#27
Tristan Wrote:Alex Rider books are pretty cheesey and meant for kids, but they are the only books I've read in the past 5 years that have actually held my interest, so they must be good.

...or maybe my mind is that of a 10 year old.

...Hmm.

If you like Alex Rider, you may like the CHERUB series.
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#28
All Quiet on the Western Front was a good read.
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#29
Didn't read any of the other comments but (mostly) anything Stephen King is amazing.
I have yet to read one I did not like.
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#30
Wool - Hugh Howey - I dare say this series will go down as one of my favorites......ever.

I thought it was fucking amazing. Find the Omnibus edition. It's compiled all 5 into one book.
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#31
hhmm The Last Song, The Lucky one & Me and Orson Welles are pretty good if you disregard their sub-par movies..

A Thousand Splendid Suns, Kite Runner, The child called "it", The lost boy & A Man named Dave on the other hand are really good books and you definitely MUST read them... just prepare a box of tissues.

Ive also read a few girly books(NOT twilight) and i thought they were pretty okay story wise. But i cant remember their names sadly. And lastly, Fifty shades of grey.
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