sorry cant recommend you any.. haven't read any book like in three or four years..

I would recommend The Martian Chronicles and Fahrenheit 451, both written by Ray Bradbury.

I recommend you The Witcher series and something from Forgotten Realm. I've really enjoyed books written by R.A. Salvatore. Especially those with Drizzt.

Btw, thanks for the giveaway :)

Any Kama Sutra book should be good =D

For something completely different, check out this one.

I finished it just after Christmas, incredibly interesting.

Mog World by Yahtzee Croshaw. Great book by Yahtzee (zero punctuation)

The Left Hand Of God - Paul Hoffman, and it has a sequel I'm currently reading

Angelmaker - Nick Harkaway
The gone away world - Nick Harkaway

HOUSE OF LEAVES - mark z. danielewski

I don't know what is a quality of translation but definitely you should meet The Witcher on paper by Andrzej Sapkowski.

Nineteen-Eighty Four

harry potter

Ender's Game!

Depends what you are looking for, I enjoy many things so here are my recommendation (that I read and own).

-Discworld universe, my personal favorite is Rincewind and Guards series, you should google for book guide since the author didn't write in chronological order or one story at a time.
-His Dark Materials. There are some quirks you need to get used, like author telling what will happend before it happends, specialy in the beginnings of book 1.

• Ghost Wars in MechWarrior dark ages series.
• The London vampire panic (interesting twist, and its not twilight crap).
• Brothers of the snake from Warhammer 40k universe.
• Way of the clans (I was able to get legend of the jade phoenix), Battletech universe, don't think you can get those anymore thou, but gives an interesting view into the clans and how they work.

If you want something different the maybe The Asylum for Wayward Victorian Girls, interesting read and very interesting book desing (haven't seen one like it ever).

try "1001 games you must play before you die" i am 20, but still feel nostalgy with old games, and this book feed that nostalgy haha

Oh forgot to mention Mistborn, very interesting magic system.

Clive Barker's Coldheart Canyon or Imajika, Neil Gaiman's American Gods and Neverwhere

I recently started reading The Hunger Games after seeing the movie. I have to say that i enjoy the book much more then the movie.

cloud atlas

Don't really read a lot of scifi and fantasy, so I'll just recommend some of my favorite books.
All Quiet on the Western Front - Different from games, books do depict the German side as well.
Fahrenheit 451
For whom the bell dolls.

Malcolm Gladwell books such as The Tipping Point, Blink, and What the Dog Saw.

Interesting stuff.

I like the Star Wars Republic Commando series, but they probably won't make much sense unless you have played the game.

This book is more for teens, but the Skulduggery Pleasant series is good. Your niece might like them.

• 11.22.63
• The Shining
• It
• Practically everything else by Stephen King
• Dead Island, you might like it, the book is tons better than the game.
• Again, probably more for teens, The Black Book of Secrets
• A series of unfortunate events
• The Witcher series
• Metro 2033 and 2034, you may be able to find English versions

Terry Pratchett!

Good Omens (a collab book between Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman), might well be my favorite book of ever.

Definately check out The Lies of Locke Lamora. Great book.

One that nobody said: Cryptonomicon by Neal Stephenson.

It's like reading 8 books at the same time.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptonomicon

I recommend Dan Brown's novels:

• Digital Fortress
• Angels & Demons
• Deception Point
• The Da Vinci Code
• The Lost Symbol