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Your favourite Books?
- Thread starter Naiwen
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For me, it's Harry Potter.
I also like the Stoneheart series by Charlie Fletcher, the Chronicles of Narnia by C. S. Lewis, and the Chronicles of Ancient Darkness and the Wardstone Chronicles by Joseph Delaney,.
I also like the Stoneheart series by Charlie Fletcher, the Chronicles of Narnia by C. S. Lewis, and the Chronicles of Ancient Darkness and the Wardstone Chronicles by Joseph Delaney,.
I get all of my reading off of the Internet. All I did was read novels with bad plotlines for 3 years when I lived with my father almost non stop. I've had enough. I'm still burned out. I'd rather not read another book again as long as I live.
I get all of my reading off of the Internet. All I did was read novels with bad plotlines for 3 years when I lived with my father almost non stop. I've had enough. I'm still burned out. I'd rather not read another book again as long as I live.
I could never stop reading. It's not very often I find a book that I don't like very much. If I do find one I don't like, then I just move on to the next book.
I'm a very big Tolkien fan, so I read a lot of his books when I get the chance. I also really like Markus Zusak's books, very good to read! Beyond that I really like reading about history and historical figures, or lesser known moments in history and war. Fiction is nice, but non-fiction has some thrilling moments, as well!
Do you have any particular self help recommendations?
I've read her books before. Sad to hear that she passed away.
She died aged 80 from complications of a stroke, I enjoyed reading her Vampire Chronicles novel series. I agree it's sad that she has passed away.
What a legacy she has left behind. I don't know much about her personal life, but people will continue to enjoy her publications for generations.
If you can narrow it down, I can give some ideas for books. You want for mental health, alternative health, pets?
If you can narrow it down, I can give some ideas for books. You want for mental health, alternative health, pets?
Sure, that makes sense. I would be most interested in self help books around stress management and benefits from consuming whole foods.
Have you read all of them? It's on my bucketlist to read all of the LoTR and Harry Potter books at some point.
Seen the film then right?
