Can u prefer me some gud novels.....???
By pratik888
@pratik888 (103)
India
August 7, 2008 1:47pm CST
Hi everyone.......this is a pretty long holiday time for me ......so now i've got fed up of this easing time ........and i'm getting much bored now........so i would i like u to help me out .......please temme some gud novels which are much interesting to read .......I like books on adventure trips ,treasure hunting ,sci-fi ......etc.
Help me out ........!!!!!!
5 responses
@CPMiller (21)
• United States
8 Aug 08
You asked for suggestions so here you go.
One of my all time favorite books is "The Stand" by Steven King. I must have read it five or six times now.
Coming in a close second is the "Mission Earth" series by L. Ron Hubbard. I know I know but I'm not a Scientologist or anything. The books are just a good read, with lots of sarcasm etc...
Now I'm not Steven King fanatic but I just happen to read a couple of his books and like them so my next recommendations are "Black House" and "The Talisman". Again just a good read
Now I could go on for a good long time but my last recommendation would be the Foundation series by Isaac Asimov.
Have fun
@tonythetard (59)
• United States
8 Aug 08
I'd have to agree with your stephen king suggestions, even though "the stand" is a bit lengthy. but I would also suggest almost anything by Neil Stephenson for sci-fi.
@pratik888 (103)
• India
8 Aug 08
I've read Mission Earth and also all the books of Isaac Asimov .......they're relly gud .......
hav u read all the books of Dan Brown ???.......they're really great books
@movicont (495)
• United States
7 Aug 08
If you want some interesting sci-fi, I'd recommend Kurt Vonnegut. His writing style is quirky, and his stories are quite amusing. I just finished his Slapstick and enjoyed it immensely.
Other sci-fi books you might enjoy are Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert Heinlein and anything by Rudy Rucker (Saucer Wisdom has been my favorite so far). Beggars in Spain by Nancy Kress is great as well.
I'd also suggest trying Catch-22, I, Claudius, and anything by Ray Bradbury.
@pratik888 (103)
• India
8 Aug 08
That's impressive ........but to be truthful .....i haven't heard any of these authors .....so i realy would luv to read abt them......thnxxx.....!!!!
:)
@youngsweetheart (772)
• United States
7 Aug 08
I would recommend to you anything by the author Steve Berry. His novels are fiction, but they have a historical context as well...along the lines of National Treasure or The DaVinci Code. His books are always about a person who is looking for some lost artifact or information or place, etc, and they are full of interesting facts as well as GREAT fiction.
@pratik888 (103)
• India
7 Aug 08
Thnx a lottt .......
i'll try and get these books .....and reads 'em.
:)
@TheDevil (840)
• India
18 Aug 08
Hi There ,
I am not Big fan of steve berry , but i do remember reading this book Venetian Betrayal ....its an exciting story with many twists and suprises ..it has all the usual elements - the evil villian , the hero and a race against time ...although in the middle i did get lost trying to figure out who was wo and why they are even in the story ...i have to admit that the start was great but when u come to the end ..its gets boring ..actually just lost interest at the end...
@TheDevil (840)
• India
18 Aug 08
i love Dean koontz books ...have read odd hours, in ode we trust ,the good guy , your heart belongs to me ...the best that i liked was Hideaway ..i have to say reading this book will make your head spin ..there were times when i felt that my head was about to explode,I am happy that i have read this book ..I consider this is a must read book for all Dean KOONTZ fans...
@youngsweetheart (772)
• United States
7 Aug 08
I LOVE John Saul - one of my very favorite authors. I've read almost all his books! I've never understood why he doesn't get as much attention as Dean Koontz or Stephen King.
