Since finishing this I've read:I'm about to finish Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island. Simple book, one of the classics, and a very quick and easy read.
Excellent decision. All of Stephen King's short stories are phenomenal. The Stand is probably in my top ten! Maybe I just like King.![]()
I just started on it, my Dad recommended it, and so far it hasn't disappointed.
Did you guys ever read The Long Walk? He wrote it under the pseudonym Richard Bachman, and it is a wicked, gritty book. I absolutely loved it.Excellent decision. All of Stephen King's short stories are phenomenal. The Stand is probably in my top ten! Maybe I just like King.![]()
I just started on it, my Dad recommended it, and so far it hasn't disappointed.
Maybe try "Crispin, The Cross of Lead" Historical fiction set in 14th century England. I read it to my daughter as bedtime stories. http://www.socialstudiesforkids.com/articles/bookreviews/reviewcrispin.htmAny recomendations for my 10 year old Son?
He has to do a book report in a week from something in Historical Fiction.
(Barely)Over 100 pages I believe..
I never heard of Historical Fiction and personally think most History Books are works of fiction.
I'm thinking of suggesting/looking for something on the Mayan culture.
I have 'This Side of Paradise' queued up. I'm reading 'Frankenstein' right now, so maybe I'll read that next. I liked 'The Great Gatsby.' Read it in one night, the night after I moved back to Nebraska from California, with no furniture in the apartment, no wife, nothing to do. It was swell.One of the best classics I've read (well, reread) recently was The Great Gatsby. There aren't too many writers with Fitzgerald's gift around. I really need to read more of his stuff as soon as I can squeeze it in.