Jean M. Auel
The Clan Of The Cave Bear
The Valley Of Horses
The Mammoth Hunters
The Plains of Passage
The Shelters of Stone
and The Land of Painted Caves.

PC. CAST Series

Marked,
Betrayed,
Chosen,
Untamed,
Hunted,
Tempted,
Burned,
Awakened,
Destined,
Hidden,
Revealed,
Redeemed,

Dragon's Oath,
Lenobia's Vow,
Neferet's Curse,

Kiera Cass
THE SELECTION
THE ELITE
THE ONE
The Heir
THE CROWN

THE PRINCE
THE GUARD
THE QUEEN
THE FAVORITE

E L James
Fifty Shades Grey
Fifty Shades Darker
Fifty Shades Freed
Grey

And of course
The Little House on the Prairie Series By Laura Ingalls Wilder

These are the books I can read over and over through out the year, and it is like reading them for the first time. What do you think have you read any, and what did you like or dislike about the books?

no body got any good books they would like to share?

Recommending good books... It would take me weeks and reams of paper (figuratively speaking). However, here are a few I have read in the last year I would recommend.

"All the Light We Cannot See" by Anthony Doerr (possibly the best book I have read in the last year).

"The Wright Brothers" (Biography) by David McCullough\\

"Existence" By David Brin

"Warriors of the Storm" by Bernard Cornwell (Latest in his Empty Throne/Saxon Chroncles series)

Alexander Hamiltor (biography) by Ron Chernow (I am currently reading this one)

There are so many great reads out there thanks for sharing!

Well "Rise of the colossal" was a good thriller and very in detail and stayed on the main topic which was a secretive organisation trying to solve the DNA that killed people.In the book the main character was the boss and there was a good twist @ the end of the book

"The Black sheep" was very boring and I was wondering if it would ever end.

"The private Olympic Games" Very interesting ,I am currently reading it and Im half way threw it and found it very good.

I don't have a favourite book..

Well "Rise of the colossal" was a good thriller and very in detail and stayed on the main topic which was a secretive organisation trying to solve the DNA that killed people.In the book the main character was the boss and there was a good twist @ the end of the book

"The Black sheep" was very boring and I was wondering if it would ever end.

"The private Olympic Games" Very interesting ,I am currently reading it and Im half way threw it and found it very good.

I don't have a favourite book..

- All of Stephen Hawkins books
- All of Susan Wise Bauers history books
- The gene
- A short history of nearly everything
- A mind for numbers
- Multiple streams of income
- The productivity project
- Deep thinking

Power of Women in our Sixties by Chris Vidal

Reading this book will give you a positive attitude to embracing your sixties, it will give you the confidence and inspiration to realise your potential.

In The Power of Women in Our Sixties, author Chris Vidal unlocks your power to decide who you want to be, where you want to go, what you want to accomplish, as well has how to make any important changes. Chris’s story, and the stories of other women in their sixties, will inspire you to connect with other like-minded women and make your sixties decade the best ever.

Kiera Cass is a great writer. I recently read the book and i am impressed.. Can anyone recommend some books i should read now.. Something similar to hunger games or like that.
I can find a few books online similar to this one...
https://www.greenmetropolis.com/books-l ... selection/
But i want to hear from the first hand experience of actual book readers

Looking forward to your suggestions.

This is a fantastic book written by a fantastic author! I've looked into some of him famous books and this one just blew me away, I loved it!!
It really inspired me in my story that I am currently working on!
'The Adventures of Captain Bonneville by Washington Irving' - Oh! This is the most thrilling and interesting book!

Where to get this gorgeous master piece: https://amzn.to/2OgGSgT

A few books that I read this year and I was impressed with:
1. The Magic Mountain, Thomas Mann
2. Sapiens and Homo Deus, Yuval Noah Harrari
3. Meditations, Marcus Aurelius
4. The Mirror and the Light, Hillary Mantel(this completes the Cromwell trilogy, together with Bring Up the Bodies and Wolf Hall, all three great reads)
5. The Blind Watchmaker, Richard Dawkins
6. The Magic of Reality, Richars Dawkins
7. Flights, Olga Tokarctzuk( last year's Nobel winner)
8. The Abyss, Marguerite Yourcenar( not as good as Memoirs of Hadrian, but pretty high up there)
9. The Broom of the System, David Foster Wallace
10. The Myth of Sisyphus, Albert Camus

These are a few of my favories over the years:

1. The Feathered Serpent-Scott O'Dell
2. On the Night of the Seventh Moon-Victoria Holt
3. The Snowman-Jo Nesbo
4. Trent's Last Case-E.C. Bentley
5. The Importance of Being Earnest-Oscar Wilde
6. Path Without Destination-Satish Kumar
7. The Time Seller: A Business Satire-Fernando de Bes
8. A Rule Against Murder-Louise Penny
9. The Amber Room-Steve Barry
10. Shanleya's Quest: A Botany Adventure-Thomas J. Elpel
11. The Glimmer Palace-Beatrice Colin
12. Poor No More-Robert Ruark
13. The Best Bad Luck I Ever Had-Kristine Levine
14. House of Sand and Fog-Andre Dubus III
15. The Education of Little Tree-Asa Earl Carter
16. And on the Eigth Day-Ellery Queen

Recently I was asked if I had the opportunity to choose only one book for a lifetime, what kind of book it would be. I thought about it and chose the work "War and Peace" by Tolstoy ... This is really a thing, multifaceted and versatile. Well, if without such a rigid framework, then of course I like reading books on psychology most of all. After I passed Volikov's test, I read everything avidly, work out my weaknesses, I want to become better.