what is the best novel non-manga that you have ever read?

for me they are:
1.Inheritance/eragon series (for those who dont know)
2.A Child Called It series (they almost made me cry)
3.Harry Potter series

“Sometimes i feel like a butterfly trapped inside a cocoon
wishing i could spread my wings and fly away”

Just about anything from Dean Koontz, Mous by Art Spiegelman and Dress your family in courderoy and denim by david Sedaris

firewolf81 wrote: Just about anything from Dean Koontz, Mous by Art Spiegelman and Dress your family in courderoy and denim by david Sedaris

when you were a kid... did you ever read Courderoy? i used to love that book... idk you just reminded me of it

“Sometimes i feel like a butterfly trapped inside a cocoon
wishing i could spread my wings and fly away”

I remember reading Max payne the book.. and as usual, it’s a lot different then the movie.

Why don’t you just say what you really want to say. - “please shut up, don’t make me think”. - Gplex

SENSFAN wrote: I remember reading Max payne the book.. and as usual, it’s a lot different then the movie.

yup... now a days most movies suck compared to the books

“Sometimes i feel like a butterfly trapped inside a cocoon
wishing i could spread my wings and fly away”

crys14 wrote:

firewolf81 wrote: Just about anything from Dean Koontz, Mous by Art Spiegelman and Dress your family in courderoy and denim by david Sedaris

when you were a kid... did you ever read Courderoy? i used to love that book... idk you just reminded me of it

The bear stor right.

yeah I read that.

Eragon
Lord of the rings
Harry Potter


yea, the invincible 3... :P
— —
DALE BROWN, ( gotta love the EB-52 MEGAFORTRESS!)
TOM CLANCY!
SO you want to be a wizard-series..
the warrior heir series
meh

firewolf81 wrote: Just about anything from Dean Koontz, Mous by Art Spiegelman and Dress your family in courderoy and denim by david Sedaris

I like Maus too - I haven’t read the 2nd one though.

As for “best novels I have read”...it would be difficult for me to pick. But here’s some that come to mind:

- The Remains of the Day (Kazuo Ishiguro)
- Bleak House (Charles Dickens)
- Everything Falls Apart (Chinua Achebe)
- Mrs. Dalloway (Virginia Woolf)
- Hitchiker’s Guide to the Galaxy (Douglas Adams)
- Rebecca (Daphne du Maurier)
- love the Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings series...and love the Tears of Artamon series by Sarah Ash

firewolf81 wrote:

crys14 wrote:

firewolf81 wrote: Just about anything from Dean Koontz, Mous by Art Spiegelman and Dress your family in courderoy and denim by david Sedaris

when you were a kid... did you ever read Courderoy? i used to love that book... idk you just reminded me of it

The bear stor right.

yeah I read that.

i dont know why but i liked it a lot...

“Sometimes i feel like a butterfly trapped inside a cocoon
wishing i could spread my wings and fly away”

The Green Mile was Okay, but I could honestly say the movie was better.

The True Chaos Spear cant exist for long wrote: Eragon
Lord of the rings
Harry Potter


yea, the invincible 3... :P
— —
DALE BROWN, ( gotta love the EB-52 MEGAFORTRESS!)
TOM CLANCY!
SO you want to be a wizard-series..
the warrior heir series
meh

yup havent read lord of the rings but i heard it was great. loved the other two

“Sometimes i feel like a butterfly trapped inside a cocoon
wishing i could spread my wings and fly away”

probably a clockwork orange, the great gatsby, omerta and the harry potter series.

PhallicRage wrote: probably a clockwork orange, the great gatsby, omerta and the harry potter series.

whats the clockwork one bout?

“Sometimes i feel like a butterfly trapped inside a cocoon
wishing i could spread my wings and fly away”

crys14 wrote:

PhallicRage wrote: probably a clockwork orange, the great gatsby, omerta and the harry potter series.

whats the clockwork one bout?

basically, it’s about a 15 year old kid who loves to brutally assault people and rape women getting caught by the police and going through treatment. there’s a lot more to it than that, but i don’t want to give away anymore of the plot. it’s an amazing book.

15 yearold kid already a raper? dang.... sounds interesting

“Sometimes i feel like a butterfly trapped inside a cocoon
wishing i could spread my wings and fly away”

Etain wrote:

firewolf81 wrote: Just about anything from Dean Koontz, Mous by Art Spiegelman and Dress your family in courderoy and denim by david Sedaris

I like Maus too - I haven’t read the 2nd one though.

As for “best novels I have read”...it would be difficult for me to pick. But here’s some that come to mind:

- The Remains of the Day (Kazuo Ishiguro)
- Bleak House (Charles Dickens)
- Everything Falls Apart (Chinua Achebe)
- Mrs. Dalloway (Virginia Woolf)
- Hitchiker’s Guide to the Galaxy (Douglas Adams)
- Rebecca (Daphne du Maurier)
- love the Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings series...and love the Tears of Artamon series by Sarah Ash

the second mous isn’t as good as the first one but still a great read..as for mrs dalloway..

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!

*runs away*

i forgot i also like diary of anne frank

“Sometimes i feel like a butterfly trapped inside a cocoon
wishing i could spread my wings and fly away”

Child called it
The Outsiders
and The Watsons go to burmingham

firewolf81 wrote:

Etain wrote:

firewolf81 wrote: Just about anything from Dean Koontz, Mous by Art Spiegelman and Dress your family in courderoy and denim by david Sedaris

I like Maus too - I haven’t read the 2nd one though.

As for “best novels I have read”...it would be difficult for me to pick. But here’s some that come to mind:

- The Remains of the Day (Kazuo Ishiguro)
- Bleak House (Charles Dickens)
- Everything Falls Apart (Chinua Achebe)
- Mrs. Dalloway (Virginia Woolf)
- Hitchiker’s Guide to the Galaxy (Douglas Adams)
- Rebecca (Daphne du Maurier)
- love the Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings series...and love the Tears of Artamon series by Sarah Ash

the second mous isn’t as good as the first one but still a great read..as for mrs dalloway..

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

*runs away*

Well actually it is spelled Maus (it’s German for mouse). I might get around to reading the sequel one of these days even if it isn’t as good.

As for the other...well you’re a guy. I think that pretty much precludes you from any appreciation of Virginia Woolf’s works .

whats maus about?

“Sometimes i feel like a butterfly trapped inside a cocoon
wishing i could spread my wings and fly away”