BOOKS! BOOKS!

Also I like books about Soviet Russia. (Let the jokes begin.)

In Soviet Russia, the books read you...

Back on topic, I have just finished Inkdeath, by Cornelia Funk. I liked the series, though the last book was pretty weird.

BobShmob wrote:In Soviet Russia, the books read you...

ohhkayy marina you have officially scared me. O:

oh! Has anyone mentioned Dougles Adam's books? digital watches and 42!

Yay Hitchhiker's guide to the GALAXY!!!!
Then Resturant at the end of the Universe;
then also of course So long and thanks for all the Fish.

pseudonym wrote:Yay Hitchhiker's guide to the GALAXY!!!!
Then Resturant at the end of the Universe;
then also of course So long and thanks for all the Fish.

I don't like So Long and Thanks for all the Fish as much as the other ones: Arthur is too busy being in love. And there is also Mostly Harmless.

In my opinion, mostly harmless is one of the best

I am sorry to say that I have not read it yet. I was going to in Florida, but we left before I could read it.

I like the Artemis Fowl books, The Harry Potters, and Inheritance
I like to read but i do not like many of the books i read.

I found that i LOVE the Maximum Ride series. although i've only read The Angel Experiment, it's frighteningly awesome.

I do not like artemis fowl- the author is not super-smart and he is making the characters so he can't make the characters super-smart

i cannot believe i forgot HITCHHIKER'S GUIDE TO THE GALAXY.



*facepalm*

i can sum this all up into one word....

TWILIGHT!!!

<3Megan

(HAVE A GREAT SUMMER EVERYONE!!! i miss you all already... and its only been a couple of hours... )

First of all, welcome to the forums Meghan, and second of all you are way to addicted to twilight lol

Favorites include:

Isaac Asimov - I Robot
Redwall - For kids? Or for really imaginative adults?
Lewis's Narnia and Lewis's space trilogy
Mere Christianity also by Lewis
Starship troopers (NOT the movie. The book please)
Michael Crichton - Jurassic park, Sphere, and Timeline
All things Jules Verne!
LOTR
The Hobbit (all time favorite)
Frank Miller's Batman: The Dark Knight Returns
To Kill a Mockingbird
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes
Frank Peretti - The Oath and This Present Darkness

And a LOT of others.

we just finished reading Hound of the Baskervilles in class XD

that one wasn't really appealing to me (._.) i'm not that into mysteries, although they're okay if everyone dies.

hmmmm a tragedy... you appear to be a tragic person

i hate shakespeare too, ESPECIALLY his tragedies.

and not that kind of "everyone dies"!! you know what? read And Then There Were None. that's what I'm talking about.

I see... and i am hopefully going to over the summer

it's a good book and you pledged to earlier

i said i'd read it eventually earlier

Indiana_Bones wrote:Favorites include:

Isaac Asimov - I Robot
Redwall - For kids? Or for really imaginative adults?
Lewis's Narnia and Lewis's space trilogy
Mere Christianity also by Lewis
Starship troopers (NOT the movie. The book please)
Michael Crichton - Jurassic park, Sphere, and Timeline
All things Jules Verne!
LOTR
The Hobbit (all time favorite)
Frank Miller's Batman: The Dark Knight Returns
To Kill a Mockingbird
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes
Frank Peretti - The Oath and This Present Darkness

And a LOT of others.

I dislike Sherlock Holmes- he is too perfect
I also dislike how Redwall stereotypes animals (all the rats are evil, etc.)

BobShmob wrote:I dislike Sherlock Holmes- he is too perfect

I must agree with this.

yup, he sees something and incorporates it perfectly where it should go