Favourite Book?

[sarkwalvein]

Isn't Solaris by Lem?
Actually, Asimov wrote like 999999 books, quite probably he also had a Solaris and I just don't know.

 

[Mythical]

I don't know what I like about this book so much , but I highly reccomend.
https://www.amazon.com/Night-Road-M-Jenkins/dp/0060546069
It's called Night Road. Basically a vampire book, but not. It's not sappy though it can get really sad sometimes
Shit gets real too

 

[leon315]

How bout that ending, tho?
I mean, do i REALLY have to go and point out that killing off the entire cast, then retconning the only surviving character to an unmentioned world, for reasons that don't make sense really isn't how one usually ends a series?

the Witcher 1-3 are entirerly focused on Geralt, Triss, Yennefer and Ciri, the game was made based on just a small part (30%) of book, And the describtion about Wither's world is.......fascinating it's great that author also expand the story after the event of Wild hunt.

I watched the 1st 3 episodes of Witcher Netflix series, compared to the books the quality is outstanding and i was truly amazed how Netflix one is so close to the books! The first 3 episodes are based on Sword of Destiny, and it covered the events prior of videogames, you should go to check them out

I still haven't read Sapkowski's last book, so i've no idea how Wither series ends, I suspect

Spoiler: don't click on if you never played W3!

After Wild Hunt, Ciri refused to become Nifgaard's next empress, and choices to follow his adopted father as a Witcher then adventure continues

 

[Deleted member 377734]

the Witcher 1-3 are entirerly focused on Geralt, Triss, Yennefer and Ciri, the game was made based on just a small part (30%) of book, And the describtion about Wither's world is.......fascinating it's great that author also expand the story after the event of Wild hunt.

I watched the 1st 3 episodes of Witcher Netflix series, compared to the books the quality is outstanding and i was truly amazed how Netflix one is so close to the books! The first 3 episodes are based on Sword of Destiny, and it covered the events prior of videogames, you should go to check them out

I still haven't read Sapkowski's last book, so i've no idea how Wither series ends, I suspect

Spoiler: don't click on if you never played W3!

After Wild Hunt, Ciri refused to become Nifgaard's next empress, and choices to follow his adopted father as a Witcher then adventure continues

Shit. I suspect I spoiled the series for you, then. The book series.

 

[leon315]

spoiled the series for you, then. The book series.

nothing was spoiled if you have already played the game, cauz that's one of possible normal ending of W3, imo the Empress one is the best ending! but that would be the end of games but not of book.

 

[Ventus007]

- Generation X: Tales for an Accelerated Culture by Douglas Coupland
- The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Couldn't choose only one...

 

[mariopepper]

I guess it's Arch of Triumph. I have a lot connected to that book because that's the reason why I entered college. It really means a lot for me and I will try explain why so. When I needed to enter the college I had to pass test and essay task by Arch of Triumph and got some help here with that if someone is interested in.

 

[The Real Jdbye]

Not one book, but a book series: Sword of Truth by Terry Goodkind.
It was adapted into a TV show called Legend of the Seeker, which sadly only got 2 seasons before being cancelled and did not even get past the first book, as it was excellent. I only started reading the books after the show got cancelled. There are something like 20 books in the series spanning numerous story arcs, and while the newer books are not as good they are still great IMO.
If I had to pick just one book from the series it could be pretty much any of the first 11 books at random (spanning the first 4 story arcs), before he killed off one of my favorite characters, as they are all equally great.

 

[Alexander1970]

I was shocked. It's my favorite book now.

Surprise.

 

[Emyth1]

I like reading, so it's hard to pick one. Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes is one that make an impression on me

 

[shiinji]

1984 by Orwell

Propaganda machines still going strong

 

[WarioWaffles]

The Metamorphosis is far and away my favorite, Franz Kafka is a very engaging writer.

 

[delilah23]

Oi, so I would go with The Shadow of the Wind and Winternight trilogy which I recently read, much enjoyed it. Shadow of the Wind has a special place in my heart tho

 

[VanackSabbadium]

Frank Herbert's Dune

 

[tink]

Joan Rowling "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows"

 

[Pk11]

Does it need to be a published book?
If not then Kammi Kettu by QuietValerie is probably my favorite completed book. Her other stories such as Falling Over, Touble With Horns, and Ryn of Avonside are all really good too, but are still in progress. Their all trans lesbian stories, but even if you're not trans / lesbian their well written enough to probably still be enjoyable reads.

 

[AnshiAneko]

Normally I would say Les Miserables, but hey, usually nobody wants to read that. So I'm gonna promote a basically unknown author: Echoes by L.A. Ashton. The only vampire stuff (which I usually hate) that is actually good.

 

[FamicomHeero]

The book I always come back to and don't get tired of would be 1984.

 

[Supernova89]

Salem's lot

 

[Zucker]

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