Book recommendations 

Book recommendations

"Armor" by John Steakley is without doubt the best power-armour science-fiction story. His English skills aren't the best, but I love the story.
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"The Dresden Files" by Jim Butcher. The world's only openly practicing real wizard, working as a private detective. Lots of fun, with interesting characters. Four books in the series so far.
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"1984" by George Orwell. My favourite book. It examines the erosion of freedom by the state, among other things.
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"The Edge Of The Sword" by Captain Anthony Farrar-Hockley, British Army, retired. A true account of the Captain's adventures in the Korean War. A very interesting read.
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"The Sword Of Truth" series by Terry Goodkind. One of my favourite series for magic and fantasy and all. Lots of fun.
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"Harry Potter And The Philosopher's Stone". Harry Potter series by J. K. Rowling. Some people get the idea in their heads that if a book gets lots of hype, they shouldn't read it. Contrariness without reason is pathetic. The books really are very good. They start with a young target audience in mind, but each in turn is aimed at a slightly older audience. And they are written VERY well. By the time you get to the latest book, you'll probably love them.
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