Hey everyone I wanted to have a post here so EVERYONE here could help me out to read books. My mind is SO absorbed with lifting/muay thai/work…everyday same thing for the last 2 years doing the exact same thing and my mind needs to read and be free…to think things through, to ponder, everything…my mind just needs more shit than just lift, punch, kick, eat, work. no mind.
lol
I need my imagination to explore beacuse the world is big and there’s more out there than just what I do everyday so if ANYONE could please direct me to some awesome books I’d really appreciate and will buy it RIGHT away on the internet amazon.com lol.
Preferabbly REAL life books though.
Books really about anything.
Life - Sacrifice - Loyalty…there must be tons of books on this during the old wars that used to happen. So I guess that would fall under
History - War
Discovery
Adventure
Different countries - how they live etc.
lol i can`t think of anymore but I know there is more! so feel free to chime in on it so I can get to reading!
I bought The book of Five Rings…and am starting to read that now, it looks pretty good.
Alright thanks a lot everyone, I will be checking this thread multiple times at night
Bluefingers: A Ninjas Tale by Cheryl Whitesal(?)
And if you like basketball
Box Out by John Coy
Oh and
“Book Of Five Fings” by Miyato Musashi (i fucked the name up)
[quote]rasturai wrote:
Hey everyone I wanted to have a post here so EVERYONE here could help me out to read books. My mind is SO absorbed with lifting/muay thai/work…everyday same thing for the last 2 years doing the exact same thing and my mind needs to read and be free…to think things through, to ponder, everything…my mind just needs more shit than just lift, punch, kick, eat, work. no mind.
lol
I need my imagination to explore beacuse the world is big and there’s more out there than just what I do everyday so if ANYONE could please direct me to some awesome books I’d really appreciate and will buy it RIGHT away on the internet amazon.com lol.
Preferabbly REAL life books though.
Books really about anything.
Life - Sacrifice - Loyalty…there must be tons of books on this during the old wars that used to happen. So I guess that would fall under
History - War
Discovery
Adventure
Different countries - how they live etc.
lol i can`t think of anymore but I know there is more! so feel free to chime in on it so I can get to reading!
I bought The book of Five Rings…and am starting to read that now, it looks pretty good.
Alright thanks a lot everyone, I will be checking this thread multiple times at night :)[/quote]
Ha I read the Five rings like 15 years ago. I used to have a weiner dog named Miyamoto, named for the author.
Sorry, I don’t have any suggestions. I pretty much only read fiction.
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A glorious and singular place. Old and yet pristine. Ornate and yet streamlined. A metropolis of now and then and never was.
Burnely Ellsworth founded it in 1864, using the riches he’d amassed gem mining in Australia. With that in mind, he named his creation after that which had given him wealth.
Hell yeah, A song of Ice and Fire is the shit. However, stop after book 3, and wait for the sequels to come out. The first 3-books won’t leave you hanging (in terms of cliffhangers).
If you like fantasy, check out the Malazan series, and, of course, for sci-fi: Dune.
Also… Definitely read something by the guy in my Avatar (Hunter S. Thompson). Amazing journalist, INCREDIBLY fun and original.
[quote]DixiesFinest wrote:
George R R Martins “A Song of Ice and Fire”
Yeah I know, weird sounding series name. Incredible story though, political intrigue, violence, sex, etc everything a good story needs.
series so far…
A Game of Thrones
A Clash of Kings
A Storm of Swords
A Feast for Crows[/quote]
Yes.
I’d also recommend the sci fi classics- Ender’s Game, Dune, Starship Troopers, Stranger in a Strange Land. The Dark Beyond the Stars is one I read recently that’s stuck with me.
awesome, thanks everyone. I’ve been checkin many of these books out. I don’t care how much money I spend. I’ve already started reading lol.
Keep the books coming :)!
[quote]G87 wrote:
Hell yeah, A song of Ice and Fire is the shit. However, stop after book 3, and wait for the sequels to come out. The first 3-books won’t leave you hanging (in terms of cliffhangers).
If you like fantasy, check out the Malazan series, and, of course, for sci-fi: Dune.
Also… Definitely read something by the guy in my Avatar (Hunter S. Thompson). Amazing journalist, INCREDIBLY fun and original. [/quote]
If GRR Martin pulls a R. Jordan and dies before finishing, I will flip shit and probably break something.
[quote]bluefingas wrote:
Bluefingers: A Ninjas Tale by Cheryl Whitesal(?)
And if you like basketball
Box Out by John Coy
Oh and
“Book Of Five Fings” by Miyato Musashi (i fucked the name up)[
Gorin No Sho, By Miyamoto Musashi, good advice!!
Hagakure
Art of war
Another books that i’ve read are in spanish or french, so I don’t know if they exist in english…