What books do you want to read (or reread) before you die?

User	Comment
DeeDee17	posted 18-May-2003 5:48pm Too many to list...
Enheduanna	posted 18-May-2003 6:00pm Lots and lots of them, starting with the ones on my shelf that I haven't read yet.
darkshadowsseeker	posted 18-May-2003 6:39pm There are far too many to list!
juliw	posted 18-May-2003 7:04pm I would like to re-read The Lovely Bones and Tuesdays With Morrie. I would like to read the entire Harry Potter series, the entire Anne of Green Gables series, Saving Fish, The Crimson Petal and the White, and there will no be a lot of new books coming out that I would like to read.
Kris13	posted 18-May-2003 9:48pm Ishmael by Daniel Quinn.
tdickensheets	posted 18-May-2003 10:06pm The Bible. God's word the truth.
ROCKMAN	posted 18-May-2003 10:23pm I just can't get into sitting down and spending the time to read a whole book.
ihatespiders	posted 18-May-2003 11:46pm Reread the Bible.
Hyena	posted 19-May-2003 4:14am Stranger in a Strange Land (that's the first one to come to mind).
Dino	posted 19-May-2003 4:33am Janet Evanovitch - Number 9 whatever its going to be called as a title. I would perhaps like to re-read the Belgariad saga by David Eddings but I doubt I will. The only book I've read more than once is 'The Color Purple' and 'The Temple of My Familiar' both by Alice Walker. I enjoyed them immensly and would probably read them again.
Wicksy	posted 19-May-2003 7:39am 60 ways to fudge a man by mandy
Jody	posted 19-May-2003 8:58am the Bible
Iseult	posted 19-May-2003 10:12am Bunch of books by Remarque, Mann, and Dostoyevski. The Bible, the whole thing, instead of just Revelation.
Zang	posted 19-May-2003 12:54pm I don't think I really have any. I have a notebook kicking around somewhere, I just looked for it but couldn't find it. I made a list of authors I intended to read when I was about 20. From my best recollection, I think Thomas Pynchon might be the only one I never got to.
dora	posted 19-May-2003 3:14pm All the books I love and all the the books I could love.Lately I feel the urge of reading Sartre's La Nauseé again.It used to be one of my favorite books,the first time I read it it blew my mind,but it's almost 10 years that I haven't read that book. and I don't own it.
Biggles	posted 19-May-2003 4:14pm There are too may to list! I'd like to try pretty much every piece of fiction out there, and an awful lot of the non-fiction too....
Biggles	(reply to Dino) posted 19-May-2003 4:17pm "To the Nines" - I'm sure I suggested loads of better titles! I'm quite looking forward to it as well, but the last few books haven't been nearly as good as the first three.
wolfchik9	posted 19-May-2003 5:02pm The next Harry Potter book -- out in June!!!
Dino	(reply to Biggles) posted 20-May-2003 4:04am "To the nines"! Is that all she could come up with. Terrible. I agree - the first three were fantastic.
kaleb777	posted 20-May-2003 5:41am Reading specific books before I die is not a priority for me.
mandy	posted 21-May-2003 8:59pm none
mandy	(reply to Wicksy) posted 21-May-2003 9:01pm I just wrote a sequel. 69 Ways To Fudge A Man.
Wicksy	(reply to mandy) posted 22-May-2003 6:15am Ordered!!
lyd81	posted 26-May-2003 6:59pm every single one I've ever read
bill	posted 4-Jun-2003 10:54am all of them... then I'll live a very long time, no? How about: Gödel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid by Douglas R. Hofstadter I've had it for years, know it's good, but have never made it through the whole thing.
RGirl	posted 31-Jan-2006 9:15pm Way too many to put in this space.
Melf	posted 12-Nov-2008 5:28pm Every single one of them. Heh.

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