Books you would recommend

[4thtry]

Shutter island by dennis lehane
1984 by Orwell

My most recent reads & both are amazing. Anything by lehane in my opinion is sure to please

[nuke999]

I've like most of Tom Clancy works
Timothy Zahn's Star Wars Trilogy
Asimov's Foundation Trilogy
Anything by Frank Peretti
The Firm
Jurassic Park

Graphic Novels
The Dark Night Returns - Frank Miller
Ronin - Frank Miller
V for Vendtetta - Alan Moore
The Watchmen - Alan Moore

[Don Fernando]

anything bij Andy McNab, former SAS soldier who uses his experiences in his books, what makes it very real.

[Seanohue]

Originally Posted by CigarmanTim

The Kite runner - Hosseini

best book I've read recently. Been meaning to pick up his new book A Thousand Splendid Suns, but have not yet.

[yourchoice]

Originally Posted by Bobb

Term Limits, by Vince Flynn. The author is a cigar smoker and he buys smokes from the shop I work at. There is even a character in the book named after one the owners of the shop.

I give Vince Flynn for modern fiction.

[The Korean]

If you have siblings that you hated until you got older (or maybe you got along great with them), and even if you don't have siblings. Three weeks with my Brother by Nick Sparks is a pretty good read.

[silversvt01]

A salty piece of land by Jimmy Buffet.

I thought it was good.

Danny

[jcruse64]

While you're in a Dickens book, catch Tale of Two Cities.

Moby Dick

Count of Monte Christo

Lord of the Rings trilogy

Crime and Punishment

any decent compilation of Poe's work

If you like westerns and want easy reading, try to find Clarence Mulford's original Hopalong Cassidy books; much better than L'Amour.

Non fiction: D-Day by Ambrose, Japan's War by Hoyt, 1776 by McCullough, Angel in the Whirlwind by Bobrick, The Discoverers by Boorstein.

[BigFrankMD]

I am currently reading John Adams Biography. I think it's worth picking up.

[BigDilly]

Think & Grow Rich
-Napoleon Hill

[emelbee]

A few I've really enjoyed:

Undaunted Courage, Steven Ambrose
Into Thin Air, John Krakauer
The Name of the Rose, Umberto Eco

[TMoneYNYY]

I read a lot of Sean Hannity, but I think you'd like American Psycho. It's a bit rough around the edges, but it's one of the best narratives around!

[IHT]

the hill
charlie mike
the iron men

all by Leonard B. Scott

[andrewsutherland2002]

Anything by William Faulkner. Start w/ his less complicated stuff (Sound and the Fury, short stories, As I Lay Dying are good starts). His masterpiece, although I wouldn't recomend starting w/ this as it is very complex and complicated is Absolom, Absolom!

[andrewsutherland2002]

As mentioned before, Gatsby is good. Anyting by Hemmingway is good. Huck Finn, Great Expectations, and Shoeless Joe (the novel that Field of Dreams was based off of) are all good.

Song of Solomon by Toni Morrison is good.