Recommend me some good books

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So, as my last exam finished today, i will have nearly a month rest from university, thus giving me more time to focus on IM and other stuff. I love to read books, but in the last few months other than university books i haven't read any other.
So, can any of you recommend me a good read? My personal favorites are criminal and detective books, but i will consider anything else you recommend.
Also, any other book that can inspire and motivate me or is related to IM would also be warmly welcomed.
 
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Congratulations, my last exam for the semester was yesterday. I got an Android application development book from the uni library for the time off.
 
pxoxrxn said:
Congratulations, my last exam for the semester was yesterday. I got an Android application development book from the uni library for the time off.
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Thanks, i too plan to jump in Android, but my goal is first to master structured and object-oriented programming, so learning Java would be a little easier. I have a book with around 1000 pages, so yea it will be interesting. But, first things first. :)
 
When someone asks me what to read I always recommend http://www.amazon.com/Lingual-Lust-Karen-Hirsch-ebook/dp/B00CXWLP5W
 
i would go for "Riftwar Saga" by Reymond E Feist.
it depends o what you like to read.

Best wishes.
Leobar
 
If you just want to relax for a little bit and leave the learning behind go for either Dune by Frank Herbert or Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card , you won't regret it ;)
 
lucasbraydon said:
I read the lost symbol by Dan Brown a while ago and it was quite good.
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A friend of mine also recommended Inferno from Dan, and it's incredible. Thanks for the recommendation.
 
Since one day all human gonna face death btw.

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As coitza said before:

Orson Scott Card - Ender's game (and all the sequels)

I should add (my top favorites):

Arthur C. Clarke - Rama (all the books)
Arthur C. Clarke - The fountains of paradise
Isaac Asimov - The Foundation (all the volumes)
Jack London - Martin Eden
Franz Kafka - The Trial
Lev Tolstoy - Anna Karenina

These should get you going :)
 
Here's a few of my recommendations (mostly non-fiction):

- 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene
- The Art of Seduction
- Think and Grow Rich
- Freakonomics
- Emotional Intelligence
- Sherlock Holmes Series (since you love criminal/detective books, though you've probably read the entire series lol)
 
I recommend anything authored by Robert Greene.

[h=3]The 48 Laws of Power[/h][h=3]The Art of Seduction[/h][h=3]The 33 Strategies of War[/h][h=3]The 50th Law[/h][h=3]Mastery[/h]Very thought provoking. Check them out.
 
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