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Related to the book post below...need help!
I want to start reading again once i start my new job in January and ACTUALLY have some time to do things for myself! Problem is....i haven't read a book in QUITE SOME TIME. It's pathetic actually.
I haven't read a single book cover-to-cover since before I started this job, and before that, I was in college so the only books I read were scientific books, math books, astronomy books (mostly non-fiction), or science fiction stuff. As you can see, im pretty much a geek.
I think the last things I actually read fully was up to book 5 of the Harry Potter series (yup, never finished them), and that's clearly not even an "adult" book.
So what can you ladies suggest to me that would be a fairly easy but interesting read to start off with? I don't like romances or boring stuff? I like adventure and mystery, books that keep my interest and ones that I can learn from, like if they make me think or are based off of scientific knowledge/possibility.
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Re: Related to the book post below...need help!
First, I suggest you finish the Harry Potter series. Don't worry about it not being for adults, I have read a ton of YA books this year and love them!
I also recommend The Hunger Games trilogy. See my post below.
Here are some other suggestions:
Sister by Rosamund Lupton- mystery
A Discovery of Witches- yes there are witches, vampires, etc., but there is a lot of science and history in it.
So lately I've been seeing two books on tv that may be up your alley. I haven't read them myself, but the commercials are intriguing
Kill Alex Cross- Steven King
The other I believe it titled "Fire" but I can't for the life of me remember the author- I will get back to you on this!
Kill Alex Cross and Fire are both by the same author, James Patterson. The first is for adults, the other is for teens.
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Do you have to have read the other Alex Cross books to get into this one?
I would. While most of the story probably stands alone, there are details from previous stories mentioned.
However, if you like mysteries, I recommend the Women's Murder Club books over the Alex Cross books. All the books have numbers in the title. The first is "1st to Die."