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About to start reading this one, any thoughts?
I can't stand reading nonfiction, so this is my list:
The dark tower
The stormlight archives
At the mountains of madness
Count of Monte cristo
King solomon's mines
Legionary
>>34537519
SEALFIT is really good
8 steps to a pain-free back
I've read these in the last 3 months:
>House of Leaves (don't waste your time)
>Halloween House (not too bad tbh fam)
>The Fault In Our Stars (tear jerker, great read)
>Turner Diaries (top 3 fave)
>Go Set A Watchman (don't waste your time. srs)
>Clinton Cash (people will actually vote for that woman)
>A Boy Should Know How To Tie A Tie (good overall)
>Animal Farm (takes like 3 hours to read)
Looking for a new fiction book to read. Would prefer something of a hidden gem, kind of how The Fault In Our Stars was to me.
Lyle McDonald's Ultimate Diet 2.0, Rapid Fat Loss Handbook and The Stubborn Fat solution have been godsend.
Other than that, Greyskull LP, Jim Wendler's 5/3/1 and Starting Strength. They're all digital because I'm poor.
>>34541361
Are you girl? TFIOS was pandering cancer bs. If you want a moderately decent Greene book read looking for Alaska.
Good fiction:
>The Road
>100 Years of Solitude
>Infinite Jest
>Cloud Atlas was pretty good too
I would give more, but half of what I read is in Spanish.
>>34541426
>>34541426
Nah, not a girl. I enjoy fiction. TFIOS was a good story, who the fuck cares that they had cancer. I had never heard of the book before, found it on a book shelf at my work, and gave 'er a read. I really enjoyed it.
Just started reading again recently (used to read a lot during high school).
1984
How to win friends and influence people (probably going to go back and read this again)
Animal Farm
Models (reading this atm)
Follow up question, where do you guys read? In bed? In your computer chair?
>what I'm reading:
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0300908414000285?via%3Dihub
I don't read for fun anymore
>>34541545
Work, at home during my leisure. I realized about 6 months ago I spent way too much time on video games so I got rid of my XBOX and started reading again. Since March I've read 17 books. Once you get into it, it's addicting. You find time to read. I replaced all my Netflix and vidya time w/ reading.
Also while pooping.
For science bros I recommend:
>The Quantum Zoo
>The Universe in a Nutshell
>A Brief History of Time
>30 Second Quantum Physics
>>34537519
>>34539190
Just bought sealFit, also read The Red Circle by Brandon Webb, more seal stuff, some people hate him but I really enjoyed the book
>>34537757
>King solomon's mines
How is this? Been thinking about picking up a fun adventure story
>>34541361
>Clinton Cash
TOP FUCKING KEK
the fucking fraud author admitted to lies in the book. jesus, watch something other than faux news
I love nonfiction because I like to learn new things, but god damn there's nothing quite like a good fiction book.
That being said, The Martian is pretty good.
>>34541545
How to Win Friends is a really good book and has a bunch of age old wisdom.
robert e howard(guy who invented conan the barbarian) books are pretty manly( and racist if you about that life)
