Books, have you read any?

[Denis]

Self-explanatory title.

[Freedom Fighter]

[Dott Dogg]

Blood sweat and pixels, Press Reset, Significant zero, Game Development & production, The Dream Architects, Jobs, Crushing It, probably a lot more that I just can't think of at the moment.  

[F0r3v3r]

The classic Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky, obviously. Some others like Hamlet etc. Also liked Finding Alaska a lot. Great book by itself but I'm working out how to get Hulu to see the series attached to it's story. Anyway that's it for books I've read in English.

[Spades]

Art of War, Divergent series, Hatchet - fire books

[betonists]

Faust by Gothe.

Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

Body language by Alan Pease

probably my top 3 at this point, I’d like to get my hands on Art of War somewhat soon.

[Thunderbolt]

Reading Witcher: The last wish rn 

[Guest]

My TOPS:

George Orwell: Animal Farm, 1984.

Ayn Rand: The Fountainhead and I've just started reading "Atlas Shrugged".

 

P.S I am going to read Franz Kafka's "The Trial" as well. 

[Mikee]

lmao actually reading ( studying ) a 2000 pages manual: private law manual

[Hezzy]

 

Audible is the move. These are just a couple I recently finished.

[Rino1k]

Only book I've ever read was Diary of a wimpy kid, hard book to read hella pages

[Biskit]

I'm not too big on books but some of the last books I've read were the ones posted below.
 
• "The Black Hand" by Chris Blatchford
• "Mainline" by Joseph McCarty
• "Monster: The Autobiography of an L.A. Gang Member" by Sanyika Shakur.

I've read books before for school prior to actually enjoying reading one, the first book I've enjoyed reading was Chris Blatchford's Black Hand which was concentrated around Rene "Boxer" Enriquez, a drop out of the Mexican Mafia faction and the infrastructure and life behind prison bars. I've read Mainline after that simply to enhance my own knowledge about prison gangs, the prisons themselves and the corruption of the law officials which make many of those things possible. I need to give a shoutout to Kushin for those, he put me on those by sending me the actual books printed out as a file in Wordpad. Now Monster was a book I've discovered by looking for good authors in the similar genre when I came across Sanyika Shakur. I had and still have plans to read more of her books since she's an outstanding writer and I would recommend her to everyone interested in reading or enhancing their knowledge about street gangs and the lifestyle in general. I've actually done the Monster Book as an audio book which was an amazing experience as well.

If there's anything I want to point out then that's from the perspective of someone who hasn't ever enjoyed reading any books and has only read school novels I've came to actually learn a lot from the books I've read. I would heavily suggest you if you dislike books to find a genre you love, read about something you're interested in or you want to learn more about. I would also really suggest trying to read a book as an audio book or on the computer via a print out like I mostly did, because those methods kept my attention on lock. I'm not the type of person who enjoys literature in real life, who would physically pick up a book and read it, I dislike the method but there are many people who disagree with me which is fine. 

[Hezzy]

Started to listen to this.

 

[Garndor]

No Angels by Jay Dobyns - A good read if you have already read most of the MC books.

Currently reading Catching Hell by Jay Dobyns

[Spades]

Don’t Let Go - Harlan. Fire book