It has occurred to me to create this post so that you can leave in the comments which are your favorite books.
I hope that there are many of you who are encouraged to answer so that I can make a list with your recommendations and that it serves as an inspiration so that other people can get an idea of which books could be interesting.
I start 🙂
I am not a great reader of books Well, my work, hobby and family take away all my time to read.
However, even though I don't read books, I read a lot of information on the Internet every day on the most different topics: scientific studies, curiosities and current affairs mainly.
I have to say that my daily newspaper reading is unforgivable.
However, before knowing the internet, I did read books: I really liked the biographies of the presidents of the USA, For example.
I have also really enjoyed reading science fiction books, and as a teenager, I devoured Stephen King books, books that over the years I ended up abhorring.
If I have to stay with two titles, I would say what were my first books:
1) "They live!" by Piers Paul Read.
It tells of the unfortunate aviation accident in the Andes suffered by Uruguayan rugby players. His fight for survival fascinated me and in three days I finished with the book. If it hadn't been because I spent all day at school studying, I would have eaten it up in two days. Buy it here
2) "The Hobbit" by JRR Tolkien.
I don't remember how old he was but he was a boy, maybe nine or 10 years old (I can't say for sure). Entering that world of beasts and monsters was pure adrenaline. Buy it here
Now it's your turn. Which two titles would you choose and why?
I couldn't say which two, there are so many… The ones that impressed me the most at the time were: Vargas Llosa's End of the World War and Noah Gordon's Doctor.
The unbearable lightness of being by Milan Kundera and Women who run with the wolves by Clarissa Pinkola
I have read a lot, and there have been books that have excited me or I have even come to cry reading them… For a time I read everything about Stephen King, whom I also ended up hating…. But I have to say that with "the corridor of death" I came to cry.
It is difficult to decide on just one ... Perhaps "the shadow of the wind" by Carlos Ruiz zafon, although "the lord of the rings" is spectacular or even "the guide of tormes" is very funny ....
Rich father poor father.
"The Saint, The Surfer and The Executive" by Robin Sharma
THE KNIGHT OF THE RUSTY ARMOR: OF COURSE THAN THE BIBLE; THE SECRET; THINK AND GET RICH… ..ETC.
I'm not a big reader of books these days either, although I read a lot when I was little. As you ... read and read Stephen King, his narrative and psychological description of the characters is not wasted and is of a quality that aims to perfection. It must also be said that they are books that can be a tostón until you reach the middle and can get boring. My favorite book 'IT' by Stephen King (if you are not willing to reach page 700 of 1500 without anything happening ... do not read it, yes ... the last 400 are fast-paced). My second book ... which is rather a saga ... Game of Thrones by George RR Martin. Very well written, nothing is missing. That if ... there are pages that can be read diagonally.
regards
Annoia I recommend the book "The Circle of Motivation" by cardiologist and scientist Valentín Fuster from Planeta publishing house. Said doctor shares with readers his method of being motivated. Very interesting.
Sinue the Egyptian by mika waltari is one of my favorites, the kingdom of the two dragons by maximo manfredi, the three musketeers by alexander dumas, Domina by Barbara wodd, the doctor by Noah gordon and the last Jew by the same author, among others.
The endless story. And a book that I don't remember the name of, but that motivated me a lot to do what I do, it was about a girl who was a teacher and they sent her to a small town to teach, she liked it so much that she stayed there.
Ah also reunion, which was about a Jewish boy and another Nazi who were friends and when the war broke out… ..
There are many books that I have liked. The other gene tree, the communist priests.
Sorry it left me. I have read a lot, but now I do not have much time, but I still remember the books of the lord of the rings, the three and the hobbit. I loved them.
Books of different kinds could pass through my hands, and they all read them to me, I loved reading now it is my son who has taken over for me, he is 7 years old and he loves to read, the fatter the better. We took him to the book fair and bought him three books, one about a journalist mouse, Geranio Stilton, and another two about football.
- demian from hesse (developer)
- lord of the rings tolkien (amazing)
- the 4 miguel ruiz agreements (interesting and revealing)
- how to win friends and influence people dale carnegie (instructive if you let it influence you)