What's your favorite book?

I would like you to share your favorite books, mine is The Analyst by John Katzenbach, its really one of the best books I have read in the suspense category, the plot grabs you from page one to the end, you will not be able to stop until you finish it, I totally recomend.

 

The house of the scorpion by Nancy Farmer.

I don’t own it anymore but I still remember it well.

 

"The Goal"

By Eliyahu Goldrat (If I remember his name correctly)

Great for management and understanding of step-wise thinking/running a business. Was a required reading for our Managerial Economics Bachelor's, a lot more captivating and useful than anticipated. Good for those not well versed in business management yet - it's like teaching a beginner with no knowledge. Highly recommend the read.

Best,
VGP

 

Thanks for your suggest buddy. I apprecite it.

 

48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene is a very good book.
It's essentially a 101 guide to earning power in society through proven psychological and physical methods as well as explaining examples historically dating back to b.c. where these were useful.

 

rich dad poor dad, i dont read books at all so thats my fav for now.

 

"Ready Player One" by Ernest Cline

It's a really fun read, but the first chapter is a sleep fest in my opinion. But the rest is very fun and suspenseful. First time I read it I read all 800 pages in a week. And now I have read it about 6 times.

For sure an amazing read if you are into fiction and post apocalyptic worlds.

 

A book called Matterhorn, about the vietnam war, very interesting read, really recommend it!

 

The holy Koran is my favorite.

 

The Percy Jackson Series is my favorite. he has like 15+ books in the series at this point

 

The Prince by Niccolo Machiavelli. It is a book that anyone who reads carefully can learn some lessons about life, not only politics.

“Everyone sees what you appear to be, few experience what you really are.”

 

I don't read books, but when I was younger I'd always get and read Diary of the Wimpy Kid.

 

48 Laws of Power is great, but I also like Richest Man In Babylon.

 

Gates of Fire - Steven Pressfield

 

Secret machines - Tom delonge

 

Not a big reader but when I was younger I use to read a shit ton of vampire books lol. I loved them all. Vampire Mountain by Darren Shan was dope. They made one movie about his books and it was a flop unfortunately.

 

the harry potter book series

 

I don't have a particular book that's the best. Each book is useful in its own way. But especially I would like to highlight books by Daley Carnegie. His books are full of special meaning where you can learn a lot about psychology as well as finance.

 

Lord of the rings for sure, all of them

 

not an avid reader but a book ill always remember is kensukes kingdom from when i was young