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Anyone have any good books they could recommend? I'd like a good fiction, but I'll read anything.
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Hemingway- For Whom the Bell Tolls, and Green Hills of Africa

Burgess- A Clockwork Orange

Orwell- 1984, Burmese Days

McCarthy- All the Pretty Horses, Blood Meridian, No Country for Old Men

Melville-Moby Dick, The Confidence Man


Any of these:http://www.modernlibrary.com/top-100/100-best-novels/
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Lone Survivor
Gates of Fire

Read those two immediately
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Seabiscuit is the best book I've read in a while. It is page-turning non-fiction. It is also easy to find a used copy. I bought mine at Goodwill for $1. Another book, Unbroken, which is by the same author, got excellent reviews, but I haven't picked that one up yet.
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Quote: Seabiscuit is the best book I've read in a while. It is page-turning non-fiction. It is also easy to find a used copy. I bought mine at Goodwill for $1. Another book, Unbroken, which is by the same author, got excellent reviews, but I haven't picked that one up yet.
Unbroken is also a great book. Tremendous research by the author to put together this book.
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The Wave

by Susan Casey

"Examines big waves from every angle. and goes in deep with... mariners, wave scientist and extreme surfers...

A wonderfully vivid, kinetic narrative."

TNYT Book Review
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Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card (The entire series is excellent)

The Hunt for Red October by Tom Clancy

I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell by Tucker Max (non-fiction... or so he says )

Four Day Follies by Pilot X (4DayFollies)
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What do you like?

Old school spy novels: Frederick Forsythe, John Lecarre, Robert Ludlum

Modern Spy: Daniel Silva, Vince Flynn, Frederick Forsythe

Adventure: Ken Follet

African adventure; Wilbur Smith

Detective/adventure: Lee Child

Detective/Britian: PD James

Detective/Russia: Tom Rob Smith

Special Operations: Andy McNabb (stick with his non-fiction)

Humorous Adventure: Donald Westlake, Carl Hiaasen

Sci Fi: Larry Niven, Fred Saberhagen
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I'm reading Horns by Joe Hill. Quite imaginative.
Amazon.com: Horns: A Novel (9780061147951): Joe Hill: Books
I got an ebook version from the library.
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Count of Monte Cristo: best revenge story ever. Ruthless!

Flyboys by James Bradley: Nonfiction but reads like fiction.

Atlas Shrugged: Regardless of your political affiliation, it's a good read and makes you think.
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