THEAidsJohnson said:
isnt it like 12 books and really small writing? Ill figure out what that is if not, as someone who suggest i read the GoT books also mentioned something else.
The series is called "A Song of Ice and Fire". There are currently five books out of a planned seven. They are excellent and well worth the time spent reding them. The last book, "A Dance with Dragons", came out last summer. I read it in about three days while I was attending a conference and on the flight back home.
I also highly recommend the Vampire Chronicles by Anne Rice and The Stand by Steven King (be sure you get the unabridged version…trust me). Also, The Green Mile also by King.
As far as wrestler autobiographies go, all of the books by Foley are amazing as are Jericho's two books and Flair's. If it's not wrestling you want, check out Edmund Morris' three biographies of Theodore Roosevelt. If you like American politics (a particular interest of mine), try 1920: The Year of Six Presidents by David Pietrusza. I'm currently reading Killing Lincoln by Bill O'Reilly (I'm not sure he did all the historical research he should have on it) and I recently read Team of Rivals by Doris Kearns Goodwin about Lincoln's nomination, election, and Cabinet (absolutely amazing read). I'm on kind of a Lincoln kick after reading Seth Grahame-Smith's Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter (terrific, fun read).
Anyway, just some suggestions. If you want more, let me know.
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Hannah James said:
Go on with the series. Angels and Demons and The Lost Symbol's wonderful.
Agreed on Angels and Demons and The Lost Symbol. If you liked TDVC, you'll love those two (as far as I'm concerned, they are both immensely superior books).
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