ug love in the time of cholera sad... his books are so expensie oi, i couldn't afford of love and other demons... huhuhuOriginally Posted by annais
amen to that! one hundred years of solitude is a must-read!
ayn rand qualifies too for writing The Fountainhead.
bitaw nu? how could i forget ayn rand!! the fountainhead, we the living (pwerting hilak!) og atlas shrugged. have you read her non fiction as well like the new intellectual or the virtue of selfishness?
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ug love in the time of cholera sad... his books are so expensie oi, i couldn't afford of love and other demons... huhuhu Originally Posted by annais
Originally Posted by gareb
amen to that! one hundred years of solitude is a must-read!
ayn rand qualifies too for writing The Fountainhead.
bitaw nu? how could i forget ayn rand!! the fountainhead, we the living (pwerting hilak!) og atlas shrugged. have you read her non fiction as well like the new intellectual or the virtue of selfishness?
reading atlas shrugged now. na-intimidate man gud ko sa thickness sa book. powerbooks and NBS ran out of stocks for the virtue of selfishness. still waiting for the copy.
niccolo machiavelli for the prince.
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J.R.R. Tolkien
The best...no doubt...hes has his own world and he brings us inside them...
If you've already read The Lord of the Rings and read its appendices, you'll know what I'm talking about.
All that he has written have supporting details as if they were true...Creating another reality out of Fiction...that's what I call a master!
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Louise Leithold for THE CALCULUS
THE CALCULUS a.k.a. TC 7 is one hell of a math book...ONE HELL! Plus your teachers, they make ONE HELL of a tag team...thickness pa lang daan og ang iyang kabug-at...agay!...
Leithold made computer science in UP as easy as finding 'A HAY IN A NEEDLE STACK'!
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if there's one man who strongly agrees on these thoughts, then that would be me! i've read the silmarillion and details about middle-earth. tolkien is indeed one heck of a writer. Originally Posted by fingolfin
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jd salinger
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Did you know J Tolkien and CS Lewis were best friends? And they both literary giants at that... They both created their own worlds. Tolkien's Middle Earth and Lewis' Narnia. I can only hope that someone will bring Narnia back to the big screen like they have with LotR.
Also, Stephen Hawking for taking something as complex as Quantum Physics and making it simple and accessible to the masses in "A Brief History of Time".
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stephen king
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paulo coelho...
mitch albom...
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JK rowling..
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