What's your favorite book?

[Jezz]

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

 

[Jezz]

"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.

 

[IG0R]

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.

 

[here4money]

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

 

[Ferox Anguis]

"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.

 

[Tenka Fubu]

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

 

[Abe]

The holy Koran is my favorite.

 

[YRTC]

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

 

[Onemoregold]

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.”

 

[Txctonic]

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

 

[Arya]

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

 

[Juws]

Gates of Fire - Steven Pressfield

 

[Hondata]

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.

 

[alucard77]

the harry potter book series

 

[emillia97]

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.

 

[Luckys Services]

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