I love "The Fountainhead" By AYN RAND.
It is a story of an impoverished architecture school dropout, Howard Roark, and how he navigates—or fails to navigate—the New York architecture industry.
Hey, am not an avid reader, I have read just a handful of books so far,though really not proud about it
Actually one of my 2020 "to-do's" is to read a book a month,
Of the books I read, I could tell this one book - "Flow" which talks about the Psychology Of Happiness and go on to explore/research and provides some facts why few people are really happy and few others are not.
I somehow believe happiness is from within...
I'm a big SciFi fan so for me I love reading John Scalzi. Old Mans War was great, the sequel is alright. But Lock In and Head On are both amazing reads! Super creative world concept for sure. Highly recommend the Audible versions as read by Will Wheaton, he does a great job.
I really obsessed with USA comics, lately I've been reading some Van Helsing issues...and they've just launched a new mini-serie :O
Also new Zorro comics are quite interesting as well.
Thanks to #Pinterest I now have two new books on their way which I am really intrigued to read......First up is Fifty Shames of Earl Grey:You guessed it! It's a parody. I read the 50 Shades series to see what all the fuss was about. Not a bad book and decent story telling, whist the movies are rubbish borderline complete utter tripe.I've read better to be brutally honest and they're certainly certainly no Pullman, Tolkien, Pratchett or Jordan (snob! LOL)So assumption is that this is hilarious and right up my condescending judgemental street... we shall see!
Next up is this insane book Ella Minnow Pea :It caught my eye because of this Pin on Pinterest....! The initial poem is amazing... and check out the first comment! This book sounds amazing and totally on a next level!#TheAlphabetFadesAway
@Nich Hogue fun fact, John is a friend of mine; we've known each other 20 years. And yes his books are great! I have a special soft spot for Agent to the Stars.
back in 2000, I watched the Eragon film, I thought it was really good and the next day I was in Waterstones and saw the first 2 book box set.The second book (Eldest) was and is still one of my most favourite books. The way it describes how Eragon learns magic and the effects of it was really gripping to me.
WARNING reading the Eragon book will make you hate the film!
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