Best book ever read?

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I have two: Ponzi's Scheme and Think and Grow Rich

 

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Grapes Of Wrath

 

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The Imperial Cruise

 

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Twelve Pillars by Jim Rohn, life changing and motivating.

 

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playboy and the gold sheet

 

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IAM4UK said:

playboy and the gold sheet

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w-thumbs!^

 

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The Bell Jar

 

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Point of impact. By Stephen Hunter

 

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The Holy Bible

 

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Unbroken

 

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Penthouse forum :godown:


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i don't read books

 

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Recon792 said:

The Holy Bible

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Thank you Recon.

I would be dead without the Bible and my mother my friend.

 

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cloverleaf said:

Thank you Recon.

I would be dead without the Bible and my mother my friend.

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same here -- that book saved me from myself.

 

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Not the best, but these two stand out...

Little red Book

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Recon792 said:

The Holy Bible

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I enjoy Fiction as well.

 

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okie77 said:

Point of impact. By Stephen Hunter

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GREAT choice, in my top 3. Have U read any other Hunter books? Trouble is Bob Lee is aging, unlike Reacher. "Black Light" is also very good! #1 "Silence of the Lambs".

 

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An Island to Oneself is great. One of the few books I've ever read more than once.

 

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The Stand

 

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The Barry Eisler-written John Rain series

 

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I read books in spurts where I will read 2 or 3 in a month and then not read another for a year. I'm 60 and have read a lot of books in my lifetime, most of which I don't even remember,lol. My favorite author is John Grisham and have read almost everyone of his books. Hard to pick a favorite but I'd say a tie between A Time to Kill and The Chamber were my favorites. Love Dean Koontz also.