Official Book Recommendation Thread - Page 4

Malazan book of the fallen, start with book 2. The writing style is hard to get used to but many people rate it higher than game of thrones.

Why book 2?

On June 02 2013 14:46 TheHuHu3 wrote: Why book 2?

the first book is the weakest of the series and if your not used to his writing style its very hard to follow.

http://www.amazon.com/Ship-It-Holla-Ballas-19-Year-Old/dp/1250006651

Its about good2cu, Raptor and some mid-aged guys that started up the SNG forum on 2+2. Pretty sure a good marketing on this book might attract more fish as its all about how some kids went crazy robusto in a matter of days

good book for the racists on lp.



good book for the people interested in tribal societies on lp.

Can anyone recommend me good books on the history of ancient greece and ancient rome? I'm interested in the way people lived back then, war, poltics, gay sex, slavery, marriage, religion, significant events- important people like cicero or alexander. anything that covers that stuff.

Reviving this thread cause this book is something absolutely everyone should read. Then you should buy a copy for everyone you know, and they should buy a copy for everyone they know after that:



https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3...hy-we-sleep?ac=1&from_search=true

Every single claim is backed by thorough research and tests. The tone of the book is extremely precise, Walker is making sure he doesn't overstep even slightly in way possible due to the fragile nature of the topic perceived by Western society. It's a fairly short book (350 pages) but it took me more than a month to finish as I think my subconsciousness simply pushed me away from it, even if it was a quite interesting read. The facts presented there are frightening, to say the least (for me and what used to be my lifestyle anyway, but i'm fairly certain it would be the same for a lot of people here and in western societies in whole).

If you are super lazy and dont like reading I suggest you watch all of his TED talks, except he only presents around 30% of the facts from the books there and doesn't really go that in-depth due to the time limitation.