Book recomendations?

I'm in need of a good book. I like historical fiction and science fiction. what do yall suggest?
 
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two Ayn Rand books. I have Anthem but never got around to reading it
 
word. can someone recommend a dope novel? something with great vocabulary and a little bit of humor.
 
Originally Posted by Th3RealF0lkBlu3s

how quick of a read would you say this is? looked over the overview and it seems really interesting
 
Split the difference and read Slaughter House Five or Johnathan Strange & Mr. Norrell

Originally Posted by McFlyyy

word. can someone recommend a dope novel? something with great vocabulary and a little bit of humor.


Read Good Omens by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett
 
^^I agree, slaughterhouse five or fahrenheit 451 are my reccommendations
 
first, DO NOT READ THE ALCHEMIST.

check out "4-hour work week" and "how to win friends & influence people."

self-help books to improve character and work efficiency/effectiveness.
 
The Idlewild Trilogy by Nick Sagan. (Idlewild, Edenborn, Everfree).

I've yet to find Everfree/get it in from overseas, but it's some interesting !@!+. One of my fave science fiction books..


Also, The Strawmen Trilogy (The Strawmen, The Lonely Dead (called The Upright Man in the US) and Blood of Angels), by Michael Marshall. It's murder,conspiracy. Very good too.
 
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The Fountainhead. I'm re-reading it for the third time.
Originally Posted by stateofsingularity

Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal
omgitswes wrote:
two Ayn Rand books. I have Anthem but never got around to reading it
I think Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged is one of the greatest books ever written - and this is despite the fact that I completely disagree withher. I think her perceptions of capitalism were a bit Swiss-cheese, idealistic, and naive but her books are nothing short of FANTASTIC nonetheless. I wouldnot, however, recommend starting with Anthem only because the story, while novel in it's time, will probably seem trite and predictable to someone familiarwith story lines common in popular culture.
 
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