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I was mainly into fantasy for the longest time, but I love crime/thriller/mystery books now. Horror is probably my least favorite genre.

I hate hardcovers, they cost way too much most of the time.

I would like to finish the three musketeers, darwin's black box, and the art of memory before the summer is up.

Hannibal Rising- Red Dragon- Silence of the Lambs- Hannibal

Silence of the lambs is probably the best book of the series. If you like them, check out Hannibal and Hannibal Rising.

Les Liaisons dangereuses by Pierre Choderlos de Laclos "Les Liaisons dangereuses (Dangerous Liaisons) is a French epistolary novel by Pierre Choderlos de Laclos, first published in 1782. The book fascinates with its dark undertones. It is the story of the Marquise de Merteuil and the Vicomte...

Hmm. I don't think reading is essentially "dorky." I'm 20 now, and have been avidly reading since middle school. I party a lot, get drunk, skateboard, lift weights, have lots of friends, etc. I don't really talk about reading unless someone else brings up a book and I've already read it. I've...

You are obviously someone I would never want to associate with then, have a good life buddy.

It's a funny book. You obviously haven't read it.

The Dark Tower series by Stephen King. Don't want to spoil it for anyone, but the ending kinda pissed me off.

If you want to read something that is actually funny, pick up I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell by Tucker Max.

The Bourne books are good, piss on you.

Robert Ludlum's Bourne Books, and Thomas Harris' Hannibal books.

It's about a kid going on a journey to collect some stones so he can save his country/family. Blah, I can't explain it as well at it deserves. But it's a pretty good series and I probably wouldn't be into reading if I didn't pick it up when I was a kid.

The lost years of merlin series, after the first few chapters of the first book it gets really good. Artemis fowl series Bartimus books( can't remember the name) Del tora quest series dark tower series by stephen king warriors of avalon etc

I would go with: silence of the lambs, red dragon, hannibal, hannibal rising

The Historian is the only book I have read because someone on here said it was good.

I read that this year, it's pretty good.

I havn't been able to read many books this year( as of now), but The Bourne Supremacy was really good. The Bourne books are so much different than the movies, but in a good way. My semester ends prety soon, so I'll be able to read things that I actually want to read.;)