Best book you've read, on a personal level?

[playaofthegame]

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for me it has to be Friday Night Lights...the book is great...since im a sports junkie that makes it even better..I feel like the vocabulary and the authors use of words put the movie to shame...The movie, show and book are all classics though

 

[Noah]

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Anything by Mick Foley's been great... Stephen King's Pet Cemetary and Gerald's Game were awesome.

 

[Fabolous]

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Hatchet and The Count of Monte Cristo. Those books are genius. I liked Hatchet when I was too young for The Count. Shakespeare would be great if one could understand it.

 

[pjcolpitts?]

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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (playaofthegame @ Dec 2 2006, 10:03 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>for me it has to be Friday Night Lights...the book is great...since im a sports junkie that makes it even better..I feel like the vocabulary and the authors use of words put the movie to shame...The movie, show and book are all classics though</div>That team, the Permian Panthers, they just played a playoff game here in Lubbock today against Southlake Carroll and lost. Southlake is like number 2 in the nation. Just thought I'd share that since you liked this book. I personally love the book Fight Club. If you thought the movie was good, the book is in my opinion better. Pretty much anything by Chuck Palanuick is good and has a great twist somewhere in it.

 

[Memphology]

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<u>"Let the Circle Be Unbroken"</u>Great book, its the sequel to <u>"Roll of the Thunder, Hear My Cry"</u>

 

[nba dogmatist]

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I don't read a lot of books. if I do read anything it's just information on something I want to learn about. I read wikipedia alot.

 

[BALLAHOLLIC]

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I rarley read on my personal time, Reading puts me to sleep.I have read these though:Michael Jordan- Driven from withinLarry Bird's autobiographyMagic Johnson's autobiography

 

[Opal]

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^I got so hooked on Driven from Within' when I bought it in Florida. I read it in a day, and I read it again about a week ago.

 

[yankshater213]

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winning ugly by brad gilbertwinning ugly by brad gilbert

 

[LAZY]

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I hope they serve beer in hell

 

[koopa]

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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Noah @ Dec 2 2006, 10:51 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'> Anything by Mick Foley's been great... Stephen King's Pet Cemetary and Gerald's Game were awesome.</div>I agree, I thought I was gonna be the only to put that

 

[Pacers fan forever]

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Travel Team. Best book ever.

 

[P0W3RBALLIN]

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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (nba dogmatist @ Dec 2 2006, 10:11 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>I read wikipedia alot.</div>you should look up Mike JamesOne of my favorite books are the 4th Harry Potter book. iono y but I jus like dat on the most. operation yao ming was also a really interesting book to read.<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (BALLAHOLLIC? @ Dec 2 2006, 10:14 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>I rarley read on my personal time, Reading puts me to sleep.</div>me too. I only read before I go to sleep

 

[kingjamez]

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The Hatchet, The Outsiders..thats basically all I like..I hate reading

 

[The Lefty]

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Slamthat sh*t was dope

 

[tmgbball15]

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Easy the Davinci code that book is the bomb

 

[Diawsome]

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A Child Called "It" by Dave Pelzer

 

[WELCOMEtotheJUNGLE]

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All Souls by Michael Patrick MacDonald. It's about a family in South Boston from the 60's-70's that gets totally messed up from the irish mafia, drugs, and just the violence that was going on there during that time period. Extremely depressing and sad, but I couldn't put the thing down and even I hate to read.

 

[DRob-50-Forever]

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Jarhead. The movie sucked.

 

[1331]

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The Art of Happiness By the Dalai Lama

 

[Diawsome]

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waits for somebody to mention the bible :closedeyes:

 

[ASUFan22]

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Harry Potter 3. Sorry but I'm still a kid. I can read big boy books too but I just loved that one. Angels & Demons, the Vinci Code and Night are also pretty good.Artemis Fowl too. :shifty2:

 

[CB4allstar]

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I only read before I go to bed, but I do it every night. I usually read Sports Illustrated, or Slam, but I read the Eragon books, the Davinci Code, Hatchet, and the Thief Lord last year. They were pretty good books. The Harry Potter books are of course classics too..