The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy Series
by Douglas Adams - Ok, so this is technically 5 books, but I own The
Ultimate Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, which is all the books in one, so it
counts as one. Disagree? Too bad. Make your own list. If you haven’t
read Hitchhiker’s Guide, you should go do it. I’m not joking. I have
never met someone who’s read it and said that they hated it. Or even
that they didn’t like it. I’m sure those people exist, but I’ve never
met any of them. If this was a top ten list, there would be at least two
other Douglas Adams titles on my list (Dirk
Gently's Holistic Detective Agency for sure), but it isn’t, so this trilogy in five parts will have to do.
World
War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War by Max Brooks - In case you didn’t know - I Love Zombies.
I love the idea that, Science being what it is, a Zombie Apocalypse
could happen. That’s terrifying and incredible. I mean, not incredible
if you’re standing in the middle of a Zombie attack....you know, it make
sense in my head, but I’ve never been able to explain it to anyone.
Anyway, This book has zombies and great story telling. How could you go
wrong with that?
Divergent by Veronica Roth - Rarely do I finish a
book and then want to instantly read it again. I read this book three
times in four days. That’s how much I loved it. In fact, I think I might
just read it again soon. I can not wait for the next book in this
series! ps: Why not check out my review of Divergent?
Here's
to You, Rachel Robinson by Judy Blume - I must have read this book
a hundred times when I was young. Sadly, I no longer have my copy. I
got a bit of a fix reading the “look inside” on Amazon, but that was
just a tease. I’ve added it to my wish list, so I’ll remember to buy it
in the future. Sadly, it doesn’t come in a kindle version. I only just
learned that this is the second book in a series, but I really don’t
have any interest in reading the first one.
, which is all the books in one, so it counts as one. Disagree? Too bad. Make your own list. If you haven’t read Hitchhiker’s Guide, you should go do it. I’m not joking. I have never met someone who’s read it and said that they hated it. Or even that they didn’t like it. I’m sure those people exist, but I’ve never met any of them. If this was a top ten list, there would be at least two other Douglas Adams titles on my list (Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency
for sure), but it isn’t, so this trilogy in five parts will have to do.
by Max Brooks - In case you didn’t know - I Love Zombies. I love the idea that, Science being what it is, a Zombie Apocalypse could happen. That’s terrifying and incredible. I mean, not incredible if you’re standing in the middle of a Zombie attack....you know, it make sense in my head, but I’ve never been able to explain it to anyone. Anyway, This book has zombies and great story telling. How could you go wrong with that?
by Veronica Roth - Rarely do I finish a book and then want to instantly read it again. I read this book three times in four days. That’s how much I loved it. In fact, I think I might just read it again soon. I can not wait for the next book in this series! ps: Why not check out my review of Divergent?
by Judy Blume - I must have read this book a hundred times when I was young. Sadly, I no longer have my copy. I got a bit of a fix reading the “look inside” on Amazon, but that was just a tease. I’ve added it to my wish list, so I’ll remember to buy it in the future. Sadly, it doesn’t come in a kindle version. I only just learned that this is the second book in a series, but I really don’t have any interest in reading the first one.
by Max Brooks - Because you gotta be prepared.
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