What Books are You Reading & What Do You Like About Them? Book Reviews Encouraged!!
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RE: What books are you reading?
I've read the first Warriors book. I never got to reading the second one. Or any other.
Right now, though, I am reading the Percy Jackson books. I've also recently bought a book called Dwarves, but I want to finish the Percy Jackson before I start Dwarves.
I've read the first Warriors book. I never got to reading the second one. Or any other.
Right now, though, I am reading the Percy Jackson books. I've also recently bought a book called Dwarves, but I want to finish the Percy Jackson before I start Dwarves.
RE: What books are you reading?
I'm reading Scott Pilgrim's Finest Hour. It's been a good serise too. :\ why must it end?
I'm reading Scott Pilgrim's Finest Hour. It's been a good serise too. :\ why must it end?
RE: What books are you reading?
Currently I am re-reading Nikki Sixx's Drug Diaries...After this I'm moving on to his second book that I just picked up "This is Gonna Hurt"
Had to star the first word because apparently its censored to say Hero Sandwiches lol. Stupid censors. Granted its the name of a drug, its still a drug that used to have medicinal value to it, still kind of does.
Currently I am re-reading Nikki Sixx's Drug Diaries...After this I'm moving on to his second book that I just picked up "This is Gonna Hurt"
Had to star the first word because apparently its censored to say Hero Sandwiches lol. Stupid censors. Granted its the name of a drug, its still a drug that used to have medicinal value to it, still kind of does.
RE: What books are you reading?
Trying to get my hands on the new OOTS of Warriorkittys. Oh, and trying to find the next book in my favorite manga.
Re-reading Bluestar's Prophecy, ATM.
Seekers and Warriors are like the best books ever, but I'm, not one of those freaky obsessers, that's all, "OMG, STARCLAN IS REAL!"
Trying to get my hands on the new OOTS of Warriorkittys. Oh, and trying to find the next book in my favorite manga.
Re-reading Bluestar's Prophecy, ATM.
Seekers and Warriors are like the best books ever, but I'm, not one of those freaky obsessers, that's all, "OMG, STARCLAN IS REAL!"
RE: What books are you reading?
O Me of Little Faith by Jason Boyett, kind of, off and on... These days I'm more interested in autobiographical memoir-esque literature than fiction.
O Me of Little Faith by Jason Boyett, kind of, off and on... These days I'm more interested in autobiographical memoir-esque literature than fiction.
RE: What books are you reading?
A little late to the party but I am trying to read Harry Potter 1-7 this summer. On 6 so far.
A little late to the party but I am trying to read Harry Potter 1-7 this summer. On 6 so far.
RE: What books are you reading?
I just read The Lord of the Flies (William Golding), Animal Farm (George Orwell) and The Great Gatsby (Scott Fitzgerald) and believe it or not, they were pretty good books. Oh and of course the recent B/W comics Volumes 1 and 2.
What a diverse collection of books. LOL
I just read The Lord of the Flies (William Golding), Animal Farm (George Orwell) and The Great Gatsby (Scott Fitzgerald) and believe it or not, they were pretty good books. Oh and of course the recent B/W comics Volumes 1 and 2.
What a diverse collection of books. LOL
RE: What books are you reading?
Stephen King has plenty of great novels. I would recommend 4 Past Midnight. Its not 1 big novel, its actually 4 short stories published into 1 large book. I read the hard back copy of it and it was close to 750 pages long. So if you want something that'll take a while, that would be the book
miniman said:
Stephen King has plenty of great novels. I would recommend 4 Past Midnight. Its not 1 big novel, its actually 4 short stories published into 1 large book. I read the hard back copy of it and it was close to 750 pages long. So if you want something that'll take a while, that would be the book
RE: What books are you reading?
I'm reading The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo right now and it is absolutely entertaining. It has all the layers with details and twists that I enjoy when I read a book. The beginning was a tad shaky early on, but it quickly caught up and ended up sucking me in faster than the TV did in Poltergeist. I highly recommend reading it in your spare time.
dmaster out.
I'm reading The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo right now and it is absolutely entertaining. It has all the layers with details and twists that I enjoy when I read a book. The beginning was a tad shaky early on, but it quickly caught up and ended up sucking me in faster than the TV did in Poltergeist. I highly recommend reading it in your spare time.
dmaster out.
RE: What books are you reading?
I thought that was a chick book... I will take your advice anyway...
I am now reading Deadlock. It is actually really complex, and has a lot of adult into it(That is why it is adult fiction) but I won't be able to finish it... I have a certain reading list for English Honors, so I have to change it soon.
Back to the book. It is like chess, and your on the kings crown, you see the whole thing from an Ariel view. You know all, see all, and can see some of the small movements, and you can also see some things that the characters can't even see. The characters are also Pawns in a dangerous game of chess. It is very interesting, I would recommend it for anyone, that has a high reading level.
dmaster said:
I thought that was a chick book... I will take your advice anyway...
I am now reading Deadlock. It is actually really complex, and has a lot of adult into it(That is why it is adult fiction) but I won't be able to finish it... I have a certain reading list for English Honors, so I have to change it soon.
Back to the book. It is like chess, and your on the kings crown, you see the whole thing from an Ariel view. You know all, see all, and can see some of the small movements, and you can also see some things that the characters can't even see. The characters are also Pawns in a dangerous game of chess. It is very interesting, I would recommend it for anyone, that has a high reading level.