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如過你喜歡讀書，這是一篇不容錯(cuò)過的好文章，里面推薦了好多非常棒的書籍。

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AsbestosDude?
East of Eden. I learned alot about people and why they are motivated to do the crazy things they do.

伊甸園之東這本書，我學(xué)到了很多關(guān)于人性的事情，以及為什么他們有動(dòng)力去做那些瘋狂的事情。

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I also learned that there are people who are just straight up rotten. Can''t be fixed. I think it''s chapter 3 where he describes Kate as a monster, comparing that some people are missing an arm or a leg. Kate it missing something in her mind which makes her evil.

我也明白有些人本身已無可救藥了。我認(rèn)為在書本的第三章，相比其他失去了一只胳膊或一條腿的人來說，作者把凱特描述成了一個(gè)怪物。凱特說，她的腦子里缺少了什么東西，使她變得邪惡。

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87broseidon 87 broseidon
When my mother and wife were decorating my daughter’s nursery, they insisted we put a quote over her crib which I felt was cheesy/played out. I gave in, on the condition I got to pick the quote.

當(dāng)我的母親和妻子在裝飾我女兒的嬰兒房時(shí)，他們堅(jiān)持要在她的嬰兒床上加上一句話，我覺得這句話有點(diǎn)俗氣。最后我讓步了，條件是我必須選擇引語。

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Lucky_leprechaun?
This is my favorite as well. There’s so much wisdom in it.

這也是我最喜歡的一本書，里面有很多大道理。

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The whole philosophy of “timshel”

關(guān)于“ timshel”的哲學(xué)

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I just love Steinbeck so much.

我太喜歡斯坦貝克了。

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Midwestern_Childhood?
There''s a wonderful documentary about the creation of the book, called The Phantom Tollbooth: Beyond Expectations. I really enjoyed it, especially the interviews with the author, Norton Juster, and the illustrator, Jules Pfeiffer. (They are both still with us, though both turn 91 this year!)

有一部關(guān)于這本書創(chuàng)作的精彩紀(jì)錄片，名為《神奇的收費(fèi)亭: 超越期望》。我真的很喜歡，尤其是對(duì)作者諾頓 · 朱斯特和插畫家朱爾斯 · 法伊弗的采訪。 (他們都還活著，雖然今年都91歲了!)

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ravenpotter3
I once started reading that book as a kid and couldn’t remember the name of it. I never got to finish it at that time. Later I reread it once I learned what it was called and I really liked it! It’s a weird book but it’s good

我小時(shí)候曾經(jīng)讀過這本書，但是記不起它的名字了。那時(shí)我沒有讀完，后來我又重讀了一遍，我知道了這本書的名字，我真的很喜歡它！ 這是一本奇怪的書，但是很好。

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InAtTheMoment
It is my favorite reread book. It''s an amazing experience that seems to grow up with you.

這是我最喜歡的一本書，讀了好多遍，這是一種與你一起成長的奇妙經(jīng)歷。

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Andromeda321
Contact by Carl Sagan, about a radio astronomer named Ellie Arroway who discovers extraterrestrial life. (There was a movie too which is also good, but different enough that I think the book is worth reading.)

卡爾·薩根的《接觸》這本書，講的是一位名叫 Ellie Arroway 的射電天文學(xué)家發(fā)現(xiàn)了外星生命。 (最后被翻拍成了電影，但與原著差別很大，我覺得這本書值得一讀。)

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beowuff
And, as usual, the book is so much better than the movie. And I liked the movie! Anything Carl Sagan is worth a read. “The Demon-Haunted World: Science as a Candle in the Dark” is also one of my favorites.

而且，跟之前翻拍的電影一樣，這本書比電影好多了。我也喜歡這部電影！ 任何卡爾 · 薩根的作品都值得一讀。 《魔鬼出沒的世界: 科學(xué)是黑暗中的蠟燭》也是我的最愛之一。

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jurassicmayms
Katya is that you?

卡佳是你嗎？

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turtlepowerpizzatime?
The Redwall series by Brian Jacques. I love the adventure and questing and figuring out riddles. The way he described the feasts...god I always wished I could experience a feast like that. The way he would write the different dialects for the different animals was so much fun. They are young adult books, but I''m nearing 4 decades and still love them. Been reading them since I was just a wee lad.

Brian Jacques的紅墻系列書籍。我喜歡冒險(xiǎn)、探索和猜謎這些場(chǎng)景。他在書本中描述宴會(huì)的方式真是太完美了.. ... 上帝，我一直希望我能參加這樣的宴會(huì)。他為不同的動(dòng)物寫不同的方言的方式非常有趣。這書適合年輕人閱讀，但我已經(jīng)快40歲了，仍然喜歡它們。 我從很小的時(shí)候就開始讀這些書了。

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Eulalia! For Redwall!

尤拉莉亞! 為了紅墻！

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Edit: Wow. I just woke up to see that this has blown up and I am just overwhelmed. Thank you all for the love and awards. So many replies! I was trying to respond to some, but I''m just too overwhelmed; a blubbering, weeping mess. Tears of love and joy, I assure you! Just know that I am at least reading every last reply and weeping with joy at how much love there is for Mr. Jaques and his works.

編輯: 哇。醒來看到這條評(píng)論跟帖居然這么多，有點(diǎn)不知所措。感謝大家的支持和獎(jiǎng)勵(lì)。這么多回復(fù)！ 我試圖回應(yīng)一些評(píng)論，但我實(shí)在是太不知所措了，一個(gè)哭泣。我向你保證，這是愛和喜悅的眼淚！我閱讀了每一條回復(fù)，并為杰奎斯先生和他的作品有這么多人喜歡而喜極而泣。

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GamingNinja975 975
I loved these books. My favorites were Taggurung and Rakketty Tam

我喜歡這些書，我最喜歡的是《塔古隆》和《羅凱蒂 · 譚》

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EstExecutorThrowaway
I loved these when I was younger. The books about Martin were really sad, and some of the most memorable. There were better books but I can’t remember it all. Didn’t finish the whole series, maybe I’ll have to start again.

我年輕的時(shí)候很喜歡這些書。馬丁寫的書真的很傷感，有些是令人難忘的。還有更好的書，但我不記得全部的書名了。沒有讀完整個(gè)系列，也許我將不得不重新開始。

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naginarb
Hatchet by Gary Paulsen. I love the story of survival and perseverance. I have read this book many times in my life and have referenced it throughout my lifetime. I am now a social worker and I work in a psychiatric hospital and when I do my groups I will ask an ice breaker and have the patients tell me their favorite book. After that I''ll give them this book, tell them what it''s about, and use it as an example to continue on in life, to push through adversity and never quit.

蓋瑞·伯森的《手斧男孩》。我喜歡生存和堅(jiān)持的故事。在我的一生中，我已經(jīng)讀過這本書很多次，并且在我的整個(gè)一生中都在引用它。 我現(xiàn)在是一名社會(huì)工作者，在一家精神科醫(yī)院醫(yī)院工作，當(dāng)我參加小組活動(dòng)時(shí)，我會(huì)問一位打破沉默的人，讓病人告訴我他們最喜歡的書。 之后，我會(huì)給他們推薦這本書，告訴他們這本書是關(guān)于什么的，并用它作為一個(gè)例子，應(yīng)用在生活中，戰(zhàn)勝逆境，永不放棄。

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dafinsrock?
He did not know how long it took, but later he looked back on this time of crying in the corner of the dark cave and thought of it as when he learned the most important rule of survival, which was that feeling sorry for yourself didn''t work. It wasn''t just that it was wrong to do, or that it was considered incorrect. It was more than that--it didn''t work.

他不知道這花了多長時(shí)間，但后來他回想起在黑暗的洞穴角落里哭泣的這段時(shí)光，他認(rèn)為這是他學(xué)到的最重要的生存法則，那就是為自己感到難過是行不通的。這不僅僅是因?yàn)檫@樣做是錯(cuò)誤的，或者這樣做被認(rèn)為是不正確的。最終這并沒有起作用。

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One of my favorite quotes

我最喜歡的名言之一

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Madranite?
Kitchen confidential

安東尼·波登的《廚室機(jī)密》

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Thatguyyoupassby
God I miss Anthony Bourdain.

上帝，我想念安東尼·波登。

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I''ve read KC 3 times. It''s incredible.

我讀了三遍 KC，真是難以置信。

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His writing really comes alive when you watch his shows and see his mannerisms and his tone of voice. It all comes through so well.

當(dāng)你觀看他的節(jié)目，看到他的言談舉止和語調(diào)時(shí)，感覺他的寫作真的活了起來。一切都很順其自然。

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The vivid descxtion of the restaurants in Provincetown always blows me away.

對(duì)普羅溫斯敦餐館的生動(dòng)描述總是讓我大吃一驚。

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He was so incredibly talented and helped so many people get as close as they ever will to experiencing certain cultures and cuisines. It certainly made me a more adventurous eater and traveler. RIP.

他是令人難以置信的天才，并幫助這么多人接近他們?cè)?jīng)想要體驗(yàn)的某些文化和菜肴。他使我成為一個(gè)更具冒險(xiǎn)精神的食客和旅行者。安息吧。

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StarrangerAU
Hyperion by Dan Simmons. Fabulous sci fi imagination, filled with characters, worlds, technology, politics, and innocence which invoke the most vivid movie reel of a story in my mind each time I read it and the others in the trilogy.

丹·西蒙斯的《海伯利安四部曲》。神話般的科幻想象，充滿了人物、世界、科技、政治和純真，每次讀到這個(gè)故事，以及三部曲中的其他故事，我的腦海里都會(huì)浮現(xiàn)出最生動(dòng)的電影膠片。

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SannySen?
The entire book is great, but the story about the dad and daughter is legendary.

整本書都很棒，其中關(guān)于這對(duì)父女的故事更是傳奇。

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Project_ZS Zs
Flowers for Algernon that book was a roller coaster of emotions at the end

獻(xiàn)給阿爾吉儂的花束的這本書結(jié)局就像坐過山車一樣跌宕起伏

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MaimedJester
"I used the comma wrong. " As a guy who copywrote for a living for about 5 years in my twenties, that line was breathtaking. Slowly the grammatical improvement and decline was breath taking.

“我用錯(cuò)了逗號(hào)。” 作為一個(gè)靠寫廣告文案為生的二十多歲小伙子，這句話簡直令人窒息。慢慢地，語法的改進(jìn)和衰退令人嘆為觀止。

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By his highpoint the book is writing Faulkner level needlessly complex sentence structure, and it''s highlighting his Hubris that his thoughts themselves are artificially over exaggerated. To see the decline afterwards and him refusing to try something to retain his intellect even a small portion out of pride was heartbreaking.

本書以福克納為切入點(diǎn)，寫出了不必要的復(fù)雜句子結(jié)構(gòu)，突出了他的狂妄自大，認(rèn)為他的思想本身被人為地夸大了。 看到后來他的衰落，以及他拒絕嘗試一些方法來保留他的智力，非常令人心碎。

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regi-ginge
The end left me devastated.

最后的結(jié)局讓我悲痛欲絕。

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nairobyms
It'' my favourite too! My neigbour was going to throw away a bunch of books from an old collection, but I kept some of them. Flowers for Algernon was there, and I''m so grateful for it.

這也是我最愛的一本書！ 我的鄰居打算扔掉一堆舊藏書，但我留下了一些。 獻(xiàn)給阿爾吉儂的花束就是其中一本，我非常慶幸當(dāng)初沒有扔掉。

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Fuhged_daboud_it?
We had to read a redacted version in 4th grade. A library visit later and I found out what sex was.

在四年級(jí)的時(shí)候，我們不得不讀一個(gè)修改過的版本。后來去了圖書館看到未修訂版的，我才知道了什么是性。

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radiatorferret?
Mf, I cry in the tube everyone I read it. You fully cannot read this book in public

我在電視上看到每個(gè)人都哭了。你完全不能在公共場(chǎng)合看這本書

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King_Pollox
In the last few years I became the guardian for a parent succumbing to dementia. Most of my job has been getting him to undergo various cognitive tests and eventually be placed in a special care unit.

在過去的幾年里，我成為了一位老年癡呆癥父母的監(jiān)護(hù)人。我的大部分工作是讓他接受各種認(rèn)知測(cè)試，最終被安置在一個(gè)特別護(hù)理單位。

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I don''t regret reading Flowers for Algernon recently but I definitely didn''t enjoy my time.

我并不后悔最近讀了《獻(xiàn)給阿爾吉儂的花束》這本書，但我確實(shí)沒有享受好我的時(shí)間。

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Hellboy32607
The Hobbit. I remember my dad reading it to me when I was really little before they got divorced so when I read it on my own I remembered some parts from then. PLUS, it''s a great story that I loved.

《霍比特人》。 我記得我父親在我很小的時(shí)候就讀給我聽，那時(shí)他們還沒離婚，所以當(dāng)我自己讀的時(shí)候，我想起了那時(shí)的一些片段。 另外，這是一個(gè)很棒的故事，我很喜歡。

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rnilbog?
I read it in middle school. I then reread it as an adult in anticipation of the movies, and I was riveted at points and couldn''t put it down. I couldn''t remember what happened and was completely on the edge of my seat.

我在中學(xué)的時(shí)候讀過。然后，成年之后又重讀了一遍，期待著電影的上映，我被這本書深深吸引住了，無法把它放下。 我不記得發(fā)生了什么，完全坐立不安。

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Then the movies came out and they were bad.

然后電影出來了，但翻拍的很糟糕。

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_gustAV33 GustAV33
What about The Lord of the Rings?

那《指環(huán)王》呢？

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douglass_ft8f?
The count of Monte Cristo. A fantastic tale of revenge and if it''s worth it.

《基督山伯爵》，講的是一個(gè)關(guān)于復(fù)仇的神奇故事，非常值得讀。

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DevoidAxis
I completely agree, this book is always a top recommend. The story of ultimate revenge is beautiful and sad. It will leave you just as broken as the characters in the book, and I love it for for it.

我完全同意，這本書永遠(yuǎn)是最好的推薦。終極復(fù)仇的故事是美麗而悲傷的。它會(huì)讓你像書中的人物一樣支離破碎，我因此而喜歡它。

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PuzzleRick5?
100% agree. Probably one of the best books in history. The characters and their emotions are so realistic. You can really relate to them and the intrigue and pain in the story are amazing.

100% 同意。這本書可能是歷史上最好的書之一。 人物和他們的情感刻畫的是如此的真實(shí)。你真的可以與他們聯(lián)系起來，故事中的陰謀和痛苦是令人驚異的。

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GoodLordChokeAnABomb?
Jurassic Park is the only novel I''ve sat down with and consumed within twenty-four hours. I love the movie, but the book is so much more detailed, and the characters so much deeper, and in some cases totally different.

《侏羅紀(jì)公園》是我看過的唯一一部在二十四小時(shí)內(nèi)讀完的小說。我喜歡這部電影，但是這本書描述的更加詳細(xì)，人物更加深刻，在某些情況下和電影完全不同。

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HopeDeschain19
I grew up on the movies and got the books as a birthday gift when I was 23. Imagine my shock when I learned that, in the books, John Hammond was a massive asshole.

我是看著這部電影長大的，在我23歲生日的時(shí)候，朋友把這本書作為禮物送給了我。想象一下當(dāng)我知道約翰 · 哈蒙德是個(gè)大混蛋時(shí)的震驚吧。

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I loved it.

我很喜歡。

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cosmosflow3rs?
I love Michael Crichton''s works and was devastated when he died. Congo was amazing - just edge-of-your-seat all throughout - and The Andromeda Strain is also really good.

我喜歡邁克爾·克萊頓的作品，當(dāng)他去世的時(shí)候，我悲痛欲絕。 《剛果驚魂》和《天外病菌》這兩本書也真的很好。

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Ah, now you have me wanting to re-read his books...

現(xiàn)在你讓我想重讀他的書了。

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balthazar1013
I agree completely! Another one of his great books is called Prey.

我完全同意! 他的另一本偉大著作是《獵物》。

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Geaneasy
The Book Thief. It’s equally heartbreaking as it is wondrous in showing the strong bonds we can make with one another.

《偷書賊》。結(jié)局同樣令人心碎，因?yàn)樗故玖宋覀兛梢耘c彼此建立牢固的關(guān)系。

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Dro-Darsha
A coworker once asked me if I had any books to recommend. Apparently years ago I recommended him two books and he liked them so now I‘m the authority on good books.

一位同事曾經(jīng)問我有沒有什么書可以推薦。我向他推薦了兩本書，他很喜歡，所以現(xiàn)在我是推薦好書的權(quán)威。

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Book thief was one of the books. 10/10 would recommend again

《偷書賊》就是其中一本書。100%會(huì)再次推薦

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silent_shivers?
Wow I''d almost forgotten about this book, but you''re right. I probably read it like 5 times in middle school and bawled my eyes out every time. Beautiful story.

哇，我差點(diǎn)忘了這本書，不過你說得對(duì)。 我大概在中學(xué)時(shí)讀了5遍，每次都會(huì)大哭一場(chǎng)，這本書描述了是一個(gè)美麗的故事，從我記憶中，死亡作為敘述者是偉大的。

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Tvix
Slaughterhouse-Five.

《第五號(hào)屠宰場(chǎng)》。

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It reads like silk poetry.

它讀起來就像絲綢上的詩。

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So it goes.

事情就是這樣。

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tickle_me_homo69?
“Everything was beautiful and nothing hurt”

“一切都很美好，沒有任何傷害”

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100% my favorite book. Love Vonnegut.

100% 是我最喜歡的書，大愛馮內(nèi)古特。

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spacegeese?
Can''t believe I had to scroll this far to find Vonnegut. Though I think Cats Craddle holds the edge for me.

真不敢相信我翻了這么久才找到馮內(nèi)古特。 盡管我認(rèn)為《貓的搖籃》更符合我的胃口。

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catlover9017
The picture of Dorian Gray I just love Oscar Wildes writing style and the book has such a deep meaning. It is one of these books you can get lost in. And I had fever when I read it so that probably added to the getting lost in it effect.

《道林·格雷的畫像》，我喜歡奧斯卡 ·王爾德的寫作風(fēng)格，這本書有著如此深刻的意義。 這是你可以沉浸其中的一本書。 當(dāng)我讀這本書的時(shí)候，我發(fā)燒了，所以這可能增加了我迷失在其中的感覺。

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commodore007
Seriously read this 4-5 times, such a great tale of descent into darkness and finding ones true meaning. The act of corrupting a beautiful thing is phenomenally satisfying through these pages

認(rèn)真讀這本書4-5遍，這是一個(gè)關(guān)于墮入黑暗并找到真正意義的偉大故事。 毀掉一件美麗的事物的行為在這些書頁中是非常令人滿意的。

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Vohdre
Catch 22 because I love satire and no other book I''ve read captures the absurdity of things quite like Heller did.

《第二十二條軍規(guī)》，因?yàn)槲蚁矚g諷刺作品，我讀過的任何一本書能像海勒那樣捕捉到荒謬的東西。

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mh-99
Just read that for the first time the other day. That was something special

前幾天第一次讀到這句話，感覺很特別

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Xelisyalias
The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula K Le Guin

厄休拉·勒古恩寫的《黑暗的左手》這本書

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Really shows how much possibilities there can be in scifi genre, it''s not always just spaceships and lasers. It talks about a completely separate alien culture where the concept of genders do not exist, and the different societal norms that come with it, it goes into some more stuff too, the premise of the story is very intriguing and its very well written

真正展示了科幻題材的可能性有多大---- 不僅僅是宇宙飛船和激光。它講述了一個(gè)完全獨(dú)立的外星文化，其中沒有性別的概念，以及隨之而來的不同的社會(huì)規(guī)范---- 它還涉及到更多的東西---- 故事的前提非常有趣，寫得非常好

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CalamityCactus
Ursula K LeGuin is an amazing author. Hard not to recommend all of her books. Lathe of Heaven and The Dispossessed are both great and the EarthSea trilogy is a great fantasy intro for young readers.

厄休拉·勒古恩是一位了不起的作家。 很難不推薦她所有的書。 《天鈞》和《一無所有》(小說)都很棒，而《地海傳奇》三部曲對(duì)年輕讀者來說是一個(gè)很棒的奇幻入門書籍。

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LiteDW
Where the Red Fern Grows: rips your heart into pieces

《紅色羊齒草的故鄉(xiāng)》這本書能讓你看的心碎

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AlderSpark
We read this in elementary school, they told us not to read ahead, but I did, and boy am I glad I did because it saved me the embarrassment of crying in class.

我們?cè)谛W(xué)的時(shí)候讀過這本書，他們告訴我們不要提前閱讀，但是我還是讀了，我很高興我這么做了，因?yàn)檫@樣我就不會(huì)在課堂上哭了。

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staciemowrie?
I’m not sure I ever scared my mom faster than when I burst into loud wails from the back seat of the car at eight years old. She demanded to know what was wrong, and all I could say was “Mama, Old Dan and Little Anne!!” She murmured, “I know, honey” in sympathy, and we were united for a moment in the shared sadness.

我不確定我是否曾經(jīng)比我八歲時(shí)從汽車后座突然大聲哭喊時(shí)更快地嚇到我媽媽。她問我出了什么事，我只能說: “媽媽，老丹和小安妮! ” 她同情地低聲說，“我知道，親愛的” ，我們擁抱在一起悲傷了一會(huì)。

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ZettieisSpaghetti
Hot hell I cry everytime.

我每次都哭得很傷心。

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therealkraas?
rip my heart into pieces

把我的心撕成碎片

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this is my book report

這是我的讀書報(bào)告

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DanDamage12 12
Brave New World by Aldous Huxley. I first read it when I was 16 for a sci fi class elective and it blew my mind. It is such an interesting read and it really challenges your perception of society and humanity.

阿道司·赫胥黎的《美麗新世界》。 我第一次讀這本書是在我16歲參加一個(gè)科幻選修課的時(shí)候，它讓我大吃一驚。 這是一本非常有趣的書，它真的挑戰(zhàn)了你對(duì)社會(huì)和人性的認(rèn)知。

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howaboutnotmyname?
That is the one dystopia book that really made me think about our concept of utopia. 1984, Handmaid’s Tale, and the recent YA trend started with Hunger Games are all obliviously terrible societies held together by brainwashing and oppressive governments where the people are unhappy and being controlled by a nefarious government, but in Brave New World the government is honestly acting in the way that it thinks is best for its citizens, and the citizens genuinely feel happy with their situation. It made me think about the value of happiness and how human nature may be prone to exchange freedom for comfort.

這是一本反烏托邦的書，真正讓我思考我們的烏托邦概念。1984年，《使女的故事》 ，以及最近以《饑餓游戲》在青年中掀起了一陣潮流，講的都是一個(gè)被洗腦和壓迫政府聯(lián)合起來的可怕社會(huì)，人民不滿，被邪惡的政府控制，但是在《美麗新世界》中，政府真誠地對(duì)公民做好事，公民真誠地對(duì)他們的處境感到滿意。 這讓我想到了幸福的價(jià)值，以及人性是如何傾向于用自由換取舒適的。

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Bubbazord
The name of the wind. I was jobless for a while, super depressed, and close to homeless. That book played a huge part in getting me through all of that. I still reread it from time to time

《風(fēng)之名》。 我失業(yè)了一段時(shí)間，非常沮喪，幾乎無家可歸。 那本書對(duì)我度過這一切起了很大的作用。 我仍然不時(shí)地重讀它

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Whitemorpheus_?
still waiting for his third book )):

仍在等待他的第三本書) :

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Deafheaven25?
After the loss of a very dear loved one, I lost all interest in things I liked (like books), and stopped reading, for years.This book got me over that hump and got me back the mojo of reading.

在失去了一個(gè)非常親愛的人之后，我對(duì)我喜歡的東西(比如書)失去了所有的興趣，并且停止了閱讀，好幾年。 這本書使我渡過了難關(guān)，使我重新獲得了閱讀的魔力。

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Even if the third book never gets out, will forever be grateful to have gotten a chance to read the first two.

即使第三本書永遠(yuǎn)不會(huì)出版，我們也會(huì)永遠(yuǎn)感激有機(jī)會(huì)讀到前兩本。

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snickerdoodle-- Snickerdoodle --
1984 by George Orwell. Not to sound like that person who’s “woke af,” but it really is a book that gets you thinking. It’s both fascinating and frightening.

喬治 · 奧威爾的《1984》。我不想聽起來像那個(gè)“ woke af”的人，但它確實(shí)是一本讓你思考的書。 這既令人著迷又令人恐懼。

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NouveauJacques?
I remember the first time I read it a few years ago, the ending crushed me.

我還記得幾年前我第一次讀到這本書的時(shí)候，它的結(jié)局讓我崩潰。

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ap_xiii?
animal farm.

《動(dòng)物農(nóng)場(chǎng)》

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it was a satire

這是一首諷刺詩

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i knew what it was mocking

我知道它在嘲笑什么

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it was actually a good story

講的是個(gè)好故事

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Mr_Butterpants?
We read this in high school. The student teacher didn''t know it was an allegory for the Russian revolution and taught the book like it was just standard fiction.

我們?cè)诟咧械臅r(shí)候讀過這個(gè)。當(dāng)時(shí)的實(shí)習(xí)老師并不知道這是俄國革命的寓言，并且把這本書當(dāng)成了標(biāo)準(zhǔn)的小說一樣教授。

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littlemissparadox
I was always expecting to be forced to read it in high school, because so many high school centric books and movies feature it, but I never was. Kind of considering reading it on my own because I''ve heard it''s great

我一直期待在高中時(shí)老師可以強(qiáng)迫我們讀這本書，因?yàn)楹芏嘁愿咧卸加羞@個(gè)要求。我正在考慮自己讀這本書，因?yàn)槲衣犝f它很棒

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Winston-Smithh?
Undoubtedly the best quote is : “All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.”

毫無疑問，最好的名言是: “所有動(dòng)物都是平等的，但有些動(dòng)物比其他動(dòng)物更平等?！?/p>

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Plasticious?
The Giver by Lois Lowry... I know its 5th grade reading material but it was really my gateway to how books can transport you to a different world.

洛伊絲·洛利的《授者》... ... 我知道它是五年級(jí)的閱讀材料，但它實(shí)際上是我通向書籍如何將你帶到一個(gè)不同的世界的大門的啟蒙者。

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I know they made a movie about it, which doesnt do the book justice, as it often is, but damn.. I really love that book.

我知道他們?yōu)榇伺牧艘徊侩娪?，雖然這部電影并不像通常那樣完全符合書中的要求，但是該死的。 . 我真的很喜歡那本書。

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My second choice would be " The wind up bird chronicles " by Haruki Murakami, or anything from Haruki in general, just fantastic novels.

我的第二個(gè)選擇是村上春樹的《發(fā)條鳥編年史》 ，或者任何來自春樹的作品，只要是奇幻小說就行。

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catsandbabies26?
YES!!!! That book opened my world up to utopian/distopian novels which are now my absolute favorite! Granted their all young adult books, but the divergent series, the circle, hunger games, all among my favorites because of that book!

是的！這本書開啟了我的世界，讓我看到了烏托邦 / 異端的小說，現(xiàn)在它們絕對(duì)是我的最愛！ 雖然他們的書都是青少年讀物，但是《分歧者系列電影，《圓圈》 ，《饑餓游戲》 ，都是我最喜歡的書，都是因?yàn)檫@本書！

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TheIncredibleHork?
The Martian. Hard (reality based) science fiction with a smartass protagonist in a desperate struggle for survival. Watney displays constant problem solving that shows real resilience of character, punctuated with moments of stupidity like anyone would have and humor that anyone would need to live through a disaster.

《火星救援》。以現(xiàn)實(shí)為基礎(chǔ)的科幻小說與自作聰明的主角在絕望的生存斗爭。瓦特尼表現(xiàn)出了不斷解決問題的能力，展示了他真正的人格韌性，不時(shí)穿插著任何人都會(huì)有的愚蠢時(shí)刻和任何人都需要經(jīng)歷災(zāi)難的幽默。

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unpainfulflork?
The part where he blows his base up because of the escaped hydrogen from making water was somehow hilarious and extremely scary at the same time. Definitely one of my favorites as well.

他因?yàn)橹圃焖臍錃庑孤┒Я怂幕?，這部分有點(diǎn)滑稽，但同時(shí)又極其可怕。 當(dāng)然也是我最喜歡的一個(gè)。

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coldwatercrazy?
One of my favorites as well! The fact that it is so easy to suspend your disbelief and read it like a historical account makes it amazing sci-fi

這也是我的最愛之一！ 事實(shí)上，把你的懷疑暫時(shí)擱置起來，像閱讀歷史記錄一樣閱讀它是如此容易，這使它成為了一部令人驚嘆的科幻小說

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ReasyRandom
The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton.

s · e · 辛頓的《局外人》 。

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Likeable characters, very strong story and doesn''t pull any punches. Best book I had to read in school by far.

可愛的角色，非常有力的故事和不留情面。到目前為止我在學(xué)校讀過的最好的書。

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hiten42?
"That was then, this is now" is the same universe but cameos Ponyboy.

“那是過去，現(xiàn)在是現(xiàn)在”是同一個(gè)宇宙，只不過是小馬仔。

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The coming of age story was huge to teenage me, much more than whatever Catcher in the Rye was supposed to be.

成長的故事對(duì)于十幾歲的我來說是一個(gè)巨大的故事，遠(yuǎn)遠(yuǎn)超過了麥田里的守望者的本意。

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Geea617
Read the sequel Rumblefish. You''ll like it.

看看續(xù)集《倫布爾菲什》吧，你會(huì)喜歡的。

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JKElleMNOP
Stay gold, ponyboy

保持金色，小馬仔

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ungoogled?
I teach seventh grade and that book is magic for that age. Once, I worked with kids who were deeply troubled and read The Outsiders out loud to them. EVERYONE was super into it. They would interrupt other lessons and beg me to read more, which I’d gladly do. They probably hadn’t had that I-NEED-to-read feeling in quite a few years and I think it was a refreshing experience to be read to again.

我教七年級(jí)，那本書對(duì)那個(gè)年齡段的孩子來說很神奇。 有一次，我和一些深受困擾的孩子一起工作，他們大聲地讀《局外人》。 每個(gè)人都很喜歡。 他們會(huì)打斷其他的課程，乞求我多讀點(diǎn)書，我很樂意這樣做。 他們可能已經(jīng)有好幾年沒有這種“我需要閱讀”的感覺了，我認(rèn)為這是一次值得再次閱讀的清新體驗(yàn)。

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At one point, a naughty kid had been sent to my room for a break from another teacher. His class had already finished reading it and mine was close to the exciting/sad things that happen at the end but not quite there. He came into my room quietly and sat and listened. He got up and started pacing. Then he started trying to talk to other kids in the back and that’s where I gently redirected him to his seat.

有一次，一個(gè)淘氣的孩子被從另一個(gè)老師那里送到我的房間休息。他的班級(jí)已經(jīng)讀完了這本書，我的班級(jí)已經(jīng)接近最后發(fā)生的令人興奮 / 悲傷的事情，但還沒有完全讀到。他靜靜地走進(jìn)我的房間，坐下來聽著。 他站起來，開始踱步。 然后他開始試著和坐在后排的其他孩子說話，我就輕輕地把他引到他的座位上。

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He went fight/flight on me pretty goddamn quickly and in his fighting frustration, he fucking blurted out the two main things that happen at the end of the book. I have never in my career seen a classroom of instantly sad children before or since. A couple of them dropped their books to the floor. A couple heads went down. Tears were shed. That naughty kid took the most precious ending away from them in a matter of seconds. We did finish the book together, but it just wasn’t the same.

他很快就對(duì)我拳打腳踢，在他的拳打腳踢中，他媽的脫口而出了書的結(jié)尾發(fā)生的兩件主要事情。 在我的職業(yè)生涯中，我從來沒有見過一個(gè)班級(jí)里的孩子在此之前或之后立刻變得悲傷。 他們中的幾個(gè)人把書仍到了地板上。有幾個(gè)同學(xué)低下了頭，眼淚奪眶而出。 那個(gè)淘氣的孩子在幾秒鐘內(nèi)就奪走了他們最珍貴的結(jié)局。 我們確實(shí)一起完成了這本書，但感覺不一樣了。

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And that’s my The Outsiders story.

這就是我的《局外人》的故事。