What book did you last read?

Stephen King's Dr Sleep, dare you connect with Danny Torrence?

http://www.doctorsleepbook.com/where-is-danny-torrance/

 

The Darth bane trilogy
Probrably my favorite of the star wars books that i've read

 

The Ghost King -RA

 

Ready Player One.

 

I can't wait for the next instalment of Jacob's journey. I thought I was getting a sneak peak at the new book when I stumbled across a photo with postit notes on the page, but you conveniently blurred them out, haha

 

Loved it. Definitely going to see the movie.

 

Re-reading Harry Potter. Can't help myself Finishing book 3. The dementors are a great metaphor for PMO.

 

The last novel I read was a clash of kings. The last graphic novel I read was Y the last man.

 

Currently reading Into The Wild.

Saw the movie beforehand and really liked it. I got to know the whole story thanks to the singer of pearl jam who wrote a solo record which blended really well with the movie.

 

A Clash of Kings

 

Man why is this thread so empty? More books, less TV guys!!

 

I love that!! I have a book written by his sister too I believe called 'the wild truth' and that just goes through her relations with Chris McCandless.

On another note, I really wish I was more into books, im not sure if video gaming and social media has just killed my attention span, or the stress of Everything at school. even when I'm sitting down on ma bed trying to read, I'll always have something stressin me out in my mind. it's kinda upsetting. when I was 13 I would read so much books, I remember sitting there contently reading this whole book in one day to get this book summary homework done that the teacher never asked for but oh well. I was a pretty academic kid and then I just lost a lot of ambition towards it I guess. although I'm getting back into reading bit by bit, I kind of have to with my English course I'm doin.

and while we're on the subject of books, I was thinking of buying 'Dune' by Frank Herbert. I was recommended this by someone and it sounds so awesome so it'd be helpful to hear if it is something people have read. but the last book I ever really took an interest in was 'the alchemist' by Paulo Coelho. which was so great and is one of my favourite books. I loved 'the butterfly lion' and 'an elephant in the garden' as a kid, both written by Michael Morpurgo. I could never really get into 'kite runner' although I've heard great things about it. and 1984 is always a classic

To add a few more, 'A monster calls' is a superb book by Patrick Ness that was actually recently made into a film which i was so happy about. And 'Stardust' was a great book, About some girl that fell from the sky as a star but turned into a human, something like that, and that's a pretty wicked story.

 

@pezzy⚡️
I read Dune a few months ago and liked it. I've read mostly scifi (like Asimov), so I'm not sure how Dune compares to other fantasy books.

Right now I'm reading Armageddon, which is the 11th book in the Left Behind Series. I've personally liked the series so far, but it has a very big Christian message, so it's not for everyone.
However, if you're interested in how the authors think the world is going to end (based on the Biblical book of Revelation), I would recommend reading the series.

EDIT: I guess the last book I read/finished was the 10th book, The Remnant.

 

I just finished "How to Win Friends and Influence People" by Dale Carnegie. It's really good. The title might be a bit misleading, it's not a book about forcing people to do your bidding, but it's a great book on how to deal with people in general, see things from their perspective, and just be a more respectful and personable individual in general. I'd recommend it.

Also the Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod is a great book, and very appropriate for NoFap as well, speaking of changing habits and creating new processes in our lives.