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One of my favorite past times is to read; i decided to start a journal of books that i would like, since i am always writing down titles on scrapes of paper and losing them..... is there any books that really stuck out in your life and that you reccomand?

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Catcher in the Rye by J.D Salinger

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Originally posted by Lundos
Catcher in the Rye by J.D Salinger
i actually haven't read that yet; but it was referenced in another book i read and enjoyed; its already on my list........ any other ones?

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Originally posted by indigodream
i actually haven't read that yet; but it was referenced in another book i read and enjoyed; its already on my list........ any other ones?
I highly recommend Blindness by Jose Saramago.

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Originally posted by mokko
I highly recommend Blindness by Jose Saramago.
is it easily found in libraries; or do i have to go to a bookstore? how old/recent?

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Of Mice and Men 😉
Residencia en la Tierra (Neruda) 😵

Just to start with

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Tom Jones, by Henry Fielding
The Mayor of Casterbridge, by Thomas Hardy
Vanity Fair, by Wm. Thackeray

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There are a million good books. What type of literature interests you?

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Albert Camus, "The Myth of Sisyphus"

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Originally posted by indigodream
One of my favorite past times is to read; i decided to start a journal of books that i would like, since i am always writing down titles on scrapes of paper and losing them..... is there any books that really stuck out in your life and that you reccomand?
Replay. I give it to as many people as I can. You may also like 1000 White Women.

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Originally posted by reader1107
Replay. I give it to as many people as I can. You may also like 1000 White Women.
God...I'd settle for just one.
And to tell you the truth, colour's never actually ever bothered me.

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Breakfast Of Champions by Kurt Vonnegut

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'The tale of Opto and Windy" by Mikelom. Otherwise, 'The Little Prince!'.......Antoine De Saint-Exupery..... a must!

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Originally posted by mikelom
'The tale of Opto and Windy" by Mikelom. Otherwise, 'The Little Prince!'.......Antoine De Saint-Exupery..... a must!
"It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye."

A classic 🙂

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Life and faith by Vasily Grosssman