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Best book you ever read? #8162829 02/10/21 02:08 AM
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What would you say is the best book you ever read? Honestly, I’ve been thinking about it, and I don’t yet have the final answer. It might be The Lord of the Rings. I’ve read sooooo many books over so many years, so it’s hard to decide, but I have read the Lord of the Rings 3 times. Maybe Silence of the Lamb.


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Originally Posted by 603Country
What would you say is the best book you ever read? Honestly, I’ve been thinking about it, and I don’t yet have the final answer. It might be The Lord of the Rings. I’ve read sooooo many books over so many years, so it’s hard to decide, but I have read the Lord of the Rings 3 times. Maybe Silence of the Lamb.

id rather read the bible before reading some satanic story.


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Recently, Not Between Brothers. I'll have to think about best ever....

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My personal favorite is Hemingway’s The Green Hills of Africa. Don’t know why, but I just really love that book. Hemingway can describe a landscape in two sentences using third grade words, in perfect clarity.

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“satanic story”?


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Originally Posted by 603Country
What would you say is the best book you ever read? Honestly, I’ve been thinking about it, and I don’t yet have the final answer. It might be The Lord of the Rings. I’ve read sooooo many books over so many years, so it’s hard to decide, but I have read the Lord of the Rings 3 times. Maybe Silence of the Lamb.


id rather read the bible before reading some satanic story.


Hehe, might read some satanic story about serpents....

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Originally Posted by Erny
My personal favorite is Hemingway’s The Green Hills of Africa. Don’t know why, but I just really love that book. Hemingway can describe a landscape in two sentences using third grade words, in perfect clarity.


Old Man and the Sea is an all time favorite

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Can't pick just one but here are a few:

American Brutus
John Adams
Empire of the Summer Moon
The Final Voyage
Death of an Empire
Three Roads to the Alamo
1776

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Old Dan and Little Ann. A good one.


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Where the red fern grows.


Bingo. Wilson Rawls. 5th grade. It set me on a path of an absolute passion for the outdoors.


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John Graves. Goodbye To A River. Thank me later...

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American Soldier


Loved Lonesome Dove read it twice.

"He died fine." "How about a little poke."


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Greats but not the best:
Tom Sawyer
Huck Finn
Old man and the sea
Animal farm
Fall of giants
World without end
Matterhorn
The rainmaker
Eye of the needle
To kill a mockingbird
Where the red fern grows
Pretty girls
And game of thrones 1, 2, and 3

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Originally Posted by Erny
My personal favorite is Hemingway’s The Green Hills of Africa. Don’t know why, but I just really love that book. Hemingway can describe a landscape in two sentences using third grade words, in perfect clarity.


Ruark was better regarding hunting in Africa. Hemingway could distill a sentence better than anyone, no doubt.


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My personal favorite is Hemingway’s The Green Hills of Africa. Don’t know why, but I just really love that book. Hemingway can describe a landscape in two sentences using third grade words, in perfect clarity.


Ruark was better regarding hunting in Africa. Hemingway could distill a sentence better than anyone, no doubt.


"To die alone in the rain."


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