Hitchhikers Guide Series ("The ships hung in the sky in much the same way that bricks don't." -Douglas Adams, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy")
Lord of The Rings (I will read it again some day... honest)
Discworld (I pretty much own all of the books that Terry Pratchett has made... that are published, anyway)
His Dark Materials (although I've not read it for a while)
Schott's Original Miscellany (non-fiction count... ah well)
There are also some books that I hold close to my heart because I liked them as a child, like Rohl Darl (sp?) and the Narnia books and such. I'm sure I've missed some great books here, might post again when its not around midnight and my brain is in the "awake" mode.
...I forgot Good Omens (most Terry Pratchett-related books are good IMHO, but Terry's middle Discworld books are better than his early ones) - a few other Buffy and StarTrek books are good, and I suppose I like Harry Potter, but I'm not a fanatic
Anything By Tim Burton
Harry Potter (its okay)
Lord Of The Rings series
Lord of The Flies
To Kill A Mockingbird
Grapes of Wrath
Of Mice and Men
Roald Dahl
Eragon Series
Chronicles of Narnia (my Aunt's down in New Zeland Working on the movie coming in 2005 )
Enders Game
Reading is Power!
Fine Garbage since 2003.
CURRENT PROJECT:
-Paying off a massive amount of debt in college loans.
-Working in television.
Lazarus, reading may be power, (actually reading is knowledge and knowledge is power,) but power leads to corruption, and corruption is bad. So stop reading before you kill us all.
Greenleaf said" The Dragon Lance series are cool "
Ditto to that!!
As well as other Margaret Weis/Tracy Hickman books (The Death Gate Cycle)
I also like the works of R.A. Salvatore (besides Spine of the World)
He is the creator of Drizzt Do'Urden
Also:
The Fey:The Sacrifice
The Fey:The Changeling
The Fey:The Rival
The Fey:The Resistance
The Fey:The Victory
The Black Queen
The Black King
Harry Potter Books are good.
I'm within 20 pages of finishing The Fellowsip of the Ring, but I'll probably never finish it. The characters are unrealistic, it stretches chance (Paraphrase of a Lord of the Rings Quotation:"Thanks for saving us. Now, did you just say that you only come this way twice a year?"), and I just don't like it.
If you're looking for a good laugh, try the Xanth series by Anthony Piers. I'm currently reading Xone of Contention, the 23rd book in the series.
I read a lot of books.
Darmani the strong, Darmani the brave, Darmani the.......................idiot who fell off a cliff!
YOU HAVE TO FINISH IT!! Because in the last 2 pages, Sam reveals that he's gay and wants to marry Frodo. OK, well maybe he doesn't really say it, but you know what he's thinking.
I hate those damn songs in LOTR, good thing they left em out of the movie. But I am sad they left out Tom Bombadil (or whatever) He was the best!
Steve Zissou: Anne-Marie, do all the interns get Glocks?
I like the Animorph bookserie. It's very exciting and is described very detailed.
I also like The Hitch Hicker's Guidde to the Galaxy serie. It is really fun and goes very deep into some questions about life etc.
And last but not least: The Bible, which is the ground of christian belief.
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