What novel should I read

[rayray]

I want to start reading again, but having a hard time to pick a novel to read, any suggestions?

 

[azgold]

What genre(s) do you enjoy reading?

 

[rayray]

Sorry I just saw this. I think I'm into adventure, mystery, drama, romance, and fantasy.

 

[NoahJones]

Did u read "The DUNE"? Its a big book. But its really cool.

 

[rayray]

I haven't read it, thanks for the recommendation.

 

[affmarketer101]

I would like to suggest "The Godfather".

 

[rayray]

Thanks for your suggestion. There's a "book finder" on reading rockets .org , which helps find books for kids. I was wondering if there's a similar search for grown ups.

 

[Graybeard]

I read on Amazon Kindle.
If you buy Kindle Prime for $10 you have unlimited reading in the *library*
I only read a few business related non-fiction books occasionally myself.
However, most of the Kindle books have reviews ...

 

[rayray]

Thanks Gray, I read online books at a different place but, I'll browse through Kindle and see what they've got one day. Life is getting so busy for me.

 

[RevenueLab]

"The Thorn Birds" by Colleen McCullough
Very impressive book

 

[rayray]

Thanks for the suggestion.

 

[azgold]

"The Thorn Birds" by Colleen McCullough
Very impressive book

I loved that TV series when it ran, back in the day, really good.

I haven't offered any suggestions, although I am a voracious reader because I don't read anything in those genres.

 

[Affilochamp]

You can't go wrong with The Chronicles of Shannara Series by Terry Brooks. At last count, there were 10 books in the series with more coming out. Some feel it's a Lord of the Rings ripoff, but I found the characters to be more dark, confused, and conflicted about their quests, which makes for a more suspenseful read.

I will warn you, they are MASSIVE reads, averaging about 800+ pages per novel, but if you are a reader, this series will more than whet your appetite.

 

[rayray]

Thanks aff, for the suggestions.

 

[allahbarkatlocket]

As an average reader, I have some little so called friend-cum-companion-in-need collection of books and I think it will help those who start reading as an habit. As an romance lover the first book come to mind is “Pride and prejudice” by Jane Austen. The novel is all about love, respect and mutual understanding.

 

[azgold]

Pride and prejudice

I haven't read the book but loved the movie.

 

[rayray]

Thanks for the info.