readers out there???

[joey1320]

Originally Posted by Typer73

Brave New World by Aldous Huxley; 1984 by George Orwell; Alas Babylon by Pat Frank. See a pattern erupting here?

brave new world is on my nightstand, i have tried to read it in the past but never had the time to dedicate to it. so i finally got it out of the shelf and i'm getting into it again.

also "the giver"(sorry forgot the author) great book. kind of follows your suggestions.

[Black Yaris]

Originally Posted by joey1320

brave new world is on my nightstand, i have tried to read it in the past but never had the time to dedicate to it. so i finally got it out of the shelf and i'm getting into it again.

also "the giver"(sorry forgot the author) great book. kind of follows your suggestions.

The Giver is by Lois Lowry, my wife has it in our mini Library
She is a big Dean Koontz fan and has 99% of his books if you like thrillers, here are a few she suggest

The Odd Thomas trillogy (Odd Thomas, Forever Odd & Brother Odd)
False Memory
Twilight Eyes

[eTiMaGo]

Originally Posted by Black Yaris

The Giver is by Lois Lowry, my wife has it in our mini Library
She is a big Dean Koontz fan and has 99% of his books if you like thrillers, here are a few she suggest

The Odd Thomas trillogy (Odd Thomas, Forever Odd & Brother Odd)
False Memory
Twilight Eyes

Brother Odd? Is that a recent one? Never seen it before, off to the bookstore I must go!

[joey1320]

Originally Posted by Black Yaris

The Giver is by Lois Lowry, my wife has it in our mini Library
She is a big Dean Koontz fan and has 99% of his books if you like thrillers, here are a few she suggest

The Odd Thomas trillogy (Odd Thomas, Forever Odd & Brother Odd)
False Memory
Twilight Eyes

actually i'm a big fan of Dean Koontz. i have about 10 of his books.

Velocity
The door to December
Intensity
Midnight
and some other titles.

The one thing about Dean Koontz is that one you have read more than 5-6 of his books they all tend to merge into one. you can't tell the difference from one to the other. That's why i'm not reading his work as much.

but nonetheless a great writer.