Book Sugestions

[Black Breeze]

Anyone have some books to Suggest? i need some thing to read!

[Cascading Dragon]

House of Night, Vampire Academy, Maximum Ride, Inheritance Cycle
All great series. 

[Zylos]

Anything but Twilight.

[Holkeye]

House of Leaves - Mark Z. Danielewski
Invisible Monsters - Chuck Palahniuk
A Short History of Nearly Everything - Bill Bryson
Cat's Cradle - Kurt Vonnegut
Half-Asleep In Frog Pajamas - Tom Robbins

[Sophist]

A Farewell to Arms - Ernest Hemingway

[modern algebra]

Chronicle of a Death Foretold - Gabriel Garcia Marquez
Brighton Rock - Graham Greene
The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie - Muriel Spark
Mercy Among the Children - David Adams Richards
Lullabies for Little Criminals - Heather O'Neill
Blood Meridian - Cormac McCarthy
De Niro's Game - Rawi Hage
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man - James Joyce

If you're more into fantasy:
Song of Ice and Fire - George RR Martin [Caution: Prepare to hate him if you love his books.]

[Jonesy]

I've lately started reading some books by Greg Iles, he's sort of a romance/thriller/mystery writer. Good stuff, thought it may take a few chapters to adjust as he often writes in first person present tense.

[Countdown]

Anything by Dan Brown. He's by far my favorite author.

[Holkeye]

We're trying to help him find good stuff. Dan Brown and First Person choose-your-own mystery novels are going to turn him off of reading.

[Zylos]

Dan Brown is actually one of my favorite authors. Admittedly, the one that got him the fame, the Da Vinci Code, was a little too hyped up due to its controversy, but it's still a good read to me.

[Black Breeze]

Thanks! and i have alrady read Maxium Ride! U should check out daniel X. and i like Dan Brown a little hav't read much of his stuff though

[Sophist]

You don't type like you can read higher level literature. .-.

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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland - Lewis Carroll
Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There - Lewis Carroll
I, Robot -    Isaac Asimov
The Sword of Truth series - Terry Goodkind

Also Comics (They're comic books, not comic magazines.)
The Walking Dead - Robert Kirkman 
Chew - John Layman

[Black Breeze]

I read Better then i type! thanks for the help every one!

[Kokowam]

If you read books of high quality and of finer literature, you should naturally be integrating the styles and the syntax into your writing. Of course, this is mainly applied to writing that you do for school or some essay, but I don't think that I, personally, would be able to respect myself for typing (because typing is a form of writing) in the manner that you do and still read fine literature; it seems more like a facade.

[Irock]

Stop trying to act smart, Moo.

[Holkeye]

Of course, this is mainly applied to writing that you do for school or some essay, but I don't think that I, personally, would be able to respect myself for typing (because typing is a form of writing) in the manner that you do and still read fine literature; it seems more like a facade.

Most ironic run-on sentence award.

[Kokowam]

That's just how I usually type. Also, I don't pretend like I read literature or anything. In fact, I tend to avoid it. So it's really not ironic.

What is ironic is that you're correcting me, but the sentence isn't even a run-on sentence at all. There's proper punctuation to separate the independent clauses. It's not a run-on sentence but just that the sentence is wordy.

[Sophist]

Someone's in high school english

[Holkeye]

No, it's a run-on sentence. You should very rarely use more than two commas per sentence, but especially not when you use parenthesis or a semi-colon. The irony part comes from how you corrected someone's typing.

[modern algebra]

I love semicolons; every time I see one in a sentence I squirm with joy.

[Black Breeze]

Can we get back to books please?

[Holkeye]

There are plenty here. Pick one and read it.

[Black Breeze]

Thanks for the help!

[Sashikinaroji]

Mystic Warrior (and, by exstention, the whole of the Bronze Canticles collection, although I have only read this first installment) by Tracy and Laura Hickman.

It's basically three stories in one and is a book I've read more than once. I love it, hahaha!