And what was it like? Mine was The Dinosaur Lords a fantasy book about medieval war and dinosaurs
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Icy Sparks by Gwyn Rubio. Its about a girl in the 50s with tourettes syndrome. (My oldest son has tourettes syndrome).
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I can’t get into fictional books so much.
But I enjoyed Don Quixote, at least the first part. Then I got all distracted and stopped reading.
I can totally see that as being a favourite fictional work, if I had the patience to dig in.
It’s about a noble who reads so much about chivalry romances that he loses his mind and tries to become a knight-errant. Hijinx everywhere.
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My university books about health science.
Human anatomy, physiology, psychology, pathophysiology, research methods, biology, neuroscience and epidemiology.
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My favorite book used to be Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Philip K. Dick.
I still love that book.
But I think my current favorite book is “All I Need to Know About Filmmaking I learned From The Toxic Avenger” by Lloyd Kaufman. It’s sort of a how to manual on low budget filmmaking, mixed in with Kaufman’s memoir and humor.
It’s a very fun read. Fans of B-movies and cult cinema would love it.
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The Bible is my favorite book. Also I enjoyed the Eragon series and I love reading books about pipe smoking, birds, and Shakespeare.
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Ribhu Gita 666999
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yeahhh!!!
I like physiology…………
I don’t know huge amounts but I know enough to like it
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I don’t read books, but the best book I ever read has to be 1984 by George Orwell.
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Ha! I was debating putting that!
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My favorite book is: Tangerine 
I like The Stand by Stephen King
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Catch 22. It’s wildly funny but has a great message about the madness of modern life and institutions. Not sure about favorite but top 10 for sure.
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I’ve tried reading Catch 22 like three times in my life.
I was on a lot of meds and very young when I did try to read it.
Maybe if I read it now I would enjoy it more.
I’ve heard nothing but good things about it.
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Kurt Vonnegut books sound so interesting.
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Hey @Montezuma give it a go. Sarcasm is the worst type of humor unless it’s done so good like Catch 22. Amazing book. There’s still parts where I laugh out loud to and then there’s parts where you almost freak out. Worth a revisit.
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Vonnegut is great!
I probably would recommend Cat’s Cradle or Slaughterhouse Five to get a taste of his writing.
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I’ll try to fit them in somehow. Thanks.
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Agreed. Vonnegut is top shelf. His early collection of short stories are very good. Welcome to the Monkey House. Slaughterhouse 5 is one of those books everyone should read. His early so called sci fi novels are good too.
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Surely Metro 2033. It’s onpoint with the world building and the characters.
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