Celtic Heroes

Good post, don't think it is pointless.

Lord of the Flies
The reason why is it shows how civilized, disciplined humans can be. Then as they get accustomed to the wild they become brutal, barbaric in life in the jungle

I havent read the book, but i saw a play of it last year, good story

I do enjoy ancient egypt book, such as Christian Jacq ones...his series are so close from reality and everytime talk about a different historical time.
I def suggest them to those who love ancient egypt:)

Captain Corelli's Mandolin

Not what I'd expect to have liked, but I did nonetheless!

Heroes of olympus series
The enemy series

My favourite books amoungst many include;

- Rich dad Poor dad (for anyone interested in Finacial Literacy and the mindset of the successful) very interesting take on life
- Spiritual autobiography Dalai Llama
- Lord sugar's biography
- The God particle (for those sagar physicists out there)
- Wonders of the universe (also a documentary for this I believe)

Big fan of LOTR too, the hobbit however...was a let down (film wise). Love the theme of Medieval type films and books...another cool series of books is Beaver Towers.

Dairy of a Wimpy Kid.

Love the films, nice family films.

I can't read tho, every time I get to the second page I've forgotten what's happened on the first page so I don't do it lol. There turning a lot of books into films these days so it's all good

Dairy of a Wimpy Kid.

Love the films, nice family films.

I can't read tho, every time I get to the second page I've forgotten what's happened on the first page so I don't do it lol. There turning a lot of books into films these days so it's all good

When dey turn pendragon into movie

Iliad and odyssey by homer translated by Samuel Butler

Picked one up at Costco, good read

Probably going to re read the Enders Game series at some point this year.

Reading The Expanse series currently, just finished Ready Player One also.

Star wars comics, star wars novels, hobbit & lotr, Tom Clancy, and of course who dosent read the art of war?