Your Top 20 Favourite Books?

[Blond Beast]

Neal Stephenson Novels. Most of them anyway.

Nelson DeMille novels.

Goodreads is a great site to check reviews and look over lists.

[Teetotaler69]

Do androids dream of electric sheep. First book I ever read as a kindergartner and I had to explain to the teacher and classmates about the meaning of it. Immediately got promoted to teacher assistant

[Left Hook Tua]

Do androids dream of electric sheep. First book I ever read as a kindergartner and I had to explain to the teacher and classmates about the meaning of it. Immediately got promoted to teacher assistant

[Teetotaler69]

Is that from the movie? Never seen it

[Left Hook Tua]

Is that from the movie? Never seen it

Way different aside from the basic plot

But still good movie

It's just the protagonist is opposite of what he is in the book

[Teetotaler69]

Way different aside from the basic plot

But still good movie

It's just the protagonist is opposite of what he is in the book

Yeah I know. It's the Harrison Ford one right?

It's actually funny cause I seen the recent one with that Ana de armass hoe. It was ok

[4truth]

Mccarthy was great

The road and no country was depressing as hell but great

I couldn't get into the border trilogy

The one with the kid and the horse and the girl he was in loved with at the ranch

I picked up the first book of the trilogy, All the Pretty Horses, at the airport in Albuquerque. It was the perfect book for a week working at the missile range. Maybe it wouldn't have hooked me like it did if I'd been in LA.

[Batko10]

I've read a great deal in the course of my life. However, I'm too lazy to sit down and work out a list of my top 20 favorites. On the other hand, there is one book that I've read numerous times in the original Russian and the English translation. By far, it is my all-time FAVORITE on a number of different levels.

БРАТЬЯ КАРАМАЗОВЫ / THE BROTHERS KARAMAZOV by Fyodor M. Dostoyevsky

Thanks to the author of this thread! I haven't read it in quite a while, but this thread inspired me to dig out a copy and get into it again. lol

BTW, the classic movie with Yul Brynner is worth watching. It's a good flick with some big names. However, it doesn't even scratch the surface of the depth of the novel. Below is a trailer for the original movie with Brynner and his gorgeous leading lady, Maria Schell.

[Left Hook Tua]

I picked up the first book of the trilogy, All the Pretty Horses, at the airport in Albuquerque. It was the perfect book for a week working at the missile range. Maybe it wouldn't have hooked me like it did if I'd been in LA.

I couldn't get into it, I dont remember any of it now

Never bothered with the rest of the books

What was the deal with the Horse?

What was so special about that horse that everyone assumes his friend (and he) had stolen it?

[Left Hook Tua]

I picked up the first book of the trilogy, All the Pretty Horses, at the airport in Albuquerque. It was the perfect book for a week working at the missile range. Maybe it wouldn't have hooked me like it did if I'd been in LA.

Wait a minute

Forget the book


Missile range?

What missile range?

The old decommissioned ones?


Please tell me it is new missiles.

You were working on missiles?

Proof.

post schematics and details.

I won't tell anyone.

I promise i won't give the details to my Chinese handler.