Recommend me a new book

13287547:DockEllis said:
If you read Into Thin Air you also have to read The Clymb. More of a factual representation of that Everest mission that kind of calls out Krakauer for being a huge bitch and a fraud.
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I've been wanting to read that one.

There's a few more on the '96 Everest tragedy that should be listed.

- Climbing High by Lene Gammelgaard

- The Other Side of Everest by Matt Dickinson (also read this one, really good)

- Left for Dead by Beck Weathers
 
13288009:God said:
English doesn't seem like your first language bro
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The sad part is it is, I tend to get kind of dyslexic when typing on my phone. The even sadder part is in my opinion that post was one of my more legible ones
 
13287503:saskskier said:
I just started this. They are a good time.

If you want other entertaining, quick reads, check out Clive Cussler. Every book has the same ludicrous plot, but they are a good time.
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I love Clive Cussler. I just finished reading Atlantis Found and it was badass. Something somewhat similar but a little different and equally exciting is "Sigma Protocol" by Robert Ludlum, which I read a couple years ago. Definitely worth checking out if you're into those type of books.
 
13286037:DJtearegas said:
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This is where I learned how to do my first double eject.
 
i was the same way with the martian. at first i was like uhhhh I'm not that into the whole space thing. gave it a second try and couldn't stop reading.
 
13291739:soulskier said:
Ready Player One is pretty unique
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That book pleasantly surprised me. I didn't expect much when I bought it, but it ended up being great in the end. Definitely underrated.
 
I'm currently reading

death by black hole -Neil tyson

space chronicles -Neil Tyson

and

a brief history of time - Stephen Hawking

But they would be lame if you didn't like science and space
 
Dharma Bums - Jack Kerouac

Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy (trilogy of five) - Douglas Adams

2001: A Space Odyssey - Arthur C. Clarke

1984 - George Orwell

The Chrysalids - John Wyndham
 
13554473:SupremeDeity said:
Shut the fuck up
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read the book. the dude went through a ton of shit as a navy seal in a mission gone wrong and hes a fucking motivational speaker now. i might have said that in a way that it sounded kind of retarded but what i meant was its a really cool book that both shows what the SEALs are going through and also how to fight through fucking anything
 
the red rising trilogy by pierce brown is awesome if you like sci-fi stuff. sort of like a hunger games esque story but from a male character's perspective, set in space in the future. really addicting books. the first two are out now, and the last one comes out in february i believe
 
13557267:nate1097 said:
read the book. the dude went through a ton of shit as a navy seal in a mission gone wrong and hes a fucking motivational speaker now. i might have said that in a way that it sounded kind of retarded but what i meant was its a really cool book that both shows what the SEALs are going through and also how to fight through fucking anything
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Shut the fuck up
 
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