Favorite Books?

Ok, I know you guys at least like some literature.
Lets get some discussion up in here.
1. Something wicked this way comes
Idk why, but it just felt awesome to read this book.
2. Where the red fern grows.
This book made me cry. Seriously, it was sooo sad (yes Wil, sadder than the end of RDR)
3. The Harry potter series (nuff said)
4. Calvin & Hobbes
How could you not like Calvin & Hobbes?
5. Uncle John's bathroom reader
This is just full of interesting... Well... Stuff.
6. To kill a mockingbird
Just great writing there.
7. A midsummers night dream
Cmon. Shakespeare. Cmon.
8. The dragonology book.
Dragons.

**dead last**
EFFING TWILIGHT.

Animal Farm
Unreliable memoriers
Fever pitch


<3 these!

Not really into books but I had to read a lot for Honors English.
I pretty much only read books when I have to but when I start reading, I get hooked.

Lets see...

Anything Stephen King wrote(haha), especially The Eyes of The Dragon
Tale of Two Cities(and anything from Charles Dickens)
The Odyssey
Merchant of Venice
Madame Bovary(shut up, it's interesting)
The DaVinci Code
The Road
All the Harry Potter stuff

There are more but those were the interesting ones that I remembered.

Bloodharbringer wrote:

==Lyra Belaqua Silvertoungue Books==
=The golden compass trilogy=
-Northern Lights: great book to read, but confusing at times. but it's confusing for a reason. [85%]
-The Subtle Knife: it goes on, hings are starting to clear up, but it gets weirder, time to visit the world of the dead. [94%]
-The Amber Spyglass: Unexpected havoc, everything goes wrong for a reason, love, hate and dispair all in one book depicting one last epic battle, but certainly not the end. [97%]
=Short Stories of the World of the Golden Compass=
-Lyra's Oxford: 4 years later, a prelude to the Big Book of dust (2013) [74%]
-Once upon a time in the north: A story about the youth of our favorite texan aeronaut, lee scoresby. deserves it's own book by all rights. [91%]

==Inheritance==
Eragon: Compelling book on finding one's true identity, and also saving the world, nothing new, maybe, but played in a middle-earth-esque world [70%]
Eldest: The boy and his dragon continue their journey through known and unknown territory, the story start to unfold. [86%]
Brisingr: A book that just pulls the skirt on a LOTR book, and that's an achievement! action scenes are depicted wonderfully here.


I'll add up this list maybe... dunno, anyway the remaining books are those of discworld, and that's like 30+ books, so.... yeah.

I read His dark materials. Northern Lights was the best imo.

Saint570 wrote:

Bloodharbringer wrote:

==Lyra Belaqua Silvertoungue Books==
=The golden compass trilogy=
-Northern Lights: great book to read, but confusing at times. but it's confusing for a reason. [85%]
-The Subtle Knife: it goes on, hings are starting to clear up, but it gets weirder, time to visit the world of the dead. [94%]
-The Amber Spyglass: Unexpected havoc, everything goes wrong for a reason, love, hate and dispair all in one book depicting one last epic battle, but certainly not the end. [97%]
=Short Stories of the World of the Golden Compass=
-Lyra's Oxford: 4 years later, a prelude to the Big Book of dust (2013) [74%]
-Once upon a time in the north: A story about the youth of our favorite texan aeronaut, lee scoresby. deserves it's own book by all rights. [91%]

==Inheritance==
Eragon: Compelling book on finding one's true identity, and also saving the world, nothing new, maybe, but played in a middle-earth-esque world [70%]
Eldest: The boy and his dragon continue their journey through known and unknown territory, the story start to unfold. [86%]
Brisingr: A book that just pulls the skirt on a LOTR book, and that's an achievement! action scenes are depicted wonderfully here.


I'll add up this list maybe... dunno, anyway the remaining books are those of discworld, and that's like 30+ books, so.... yeah.

I read His dark materials. Northern Lights was the best imo.

yeah i know, the problem with that is that his dark materials is the name of 2,3, and 4. but not of 1, did you knwo that? so i ust gave it a seperate name

also, i find 3 the best.

Bloodharbringer wrote:

Saint570 wrote:

Bloodharbringer wrote:

==Lyra Belaqua Silvertoungue Books==
=The golden compass trilogy=
-Northern Lights: great book to read, but confusing at times. but it's confusing for a reason. [85%]
-The Subtle Knife: it goes on, hings are starting to clear up, but it gets weirder, time to visit the world of the dead. [94%]
-The Amber Spyglass: Unexpected havoc, everything goes wrong for a reason, love, hate and dispair all in one book depicting one last epic battle, but certainly not the end. [97%]
=Short Stories of the World of the Golden Compass=
-Lyra's Oxford: 4 years later, a prelude to the Big Book of dust (2013) [74%]
-Once upon a time in the north: A story about the youth of our favorite texan aeronaut, lee scoresby. deserves it's own book by all rights. [91%]

==Inheritance==
Eragon: Compelling book on finding one's true identity, and also saving the world, nothing new, maybe, but played in a middle-earth-esque world [70%]
Eldest: The boy and his dragon continue their journey through known and unknown territory, the story start to unfold. [86%]
Brisingr: A book that just pulls the skirt on a LOTR book, and that's an achievement! action scenes are depicted wonderfully here.


I'll add up this list maybe... dunno, anyway the remaining books are those of discworld, and that's like 30+ books, so.... yeah.

I read His dark materials. Northern Lights was the best imo.

yeah i know, the problem with that is that his dark materials is the name of 2,3, and 4. but not of 1, did you knwo that? so i ust gave it a seperate name

also, i find 3 the best.

Well i think we both can agree 2 was the worst
Oh wait, you gave it a higher score than 2! > : (

The Deltora Quest Series
Slaughterhouse-Five
the Element (even though I didn't finish it)

Book names don't seem to be coming to me tonight. Those are the important ones though.

death_unites_us wrote:

The Deltora Quest Series
Slaughterhouse-Five
the Element (even though I didn't finish it)

Book names don't seem to be coming to me tonight. Those are the important ones though.

Zomg, i read the first 2 deltora quest.

Saint570 wrote:

death_unites_us wrote:

The Deltora Quest Series
Slaughterhouse-Five
the Element (even though I didn't finish it)

Book names don't seem to be coming to me tonight. Those are the important ones though.

Zomg, i read the first 2 deltora quest.

I read all 15 and I have the book of monsters. I was addicted.

i hate books

the last one i read was time ago

harry potter cant remember witch one tho

Xo0OJOEYO0oX wrote:

i hate books

the last one i read was time ago

harry potter cant remember witch one tho

I can tell

death_unites_us wrote:

Xo0OJOEYO0oX wrote:

i hate books

the last one i read was time ago

harry potter cant remember witch one tho

I can tell

You forgot one.

Xo0OJOEYO0oX wrote:

i hate books

the last one i read was time ago

harry potter cant remember witch one tho

There we go.

Well done gggfrt, well done.

Xo0OJOEYO0oX wrote:

i hate books

the last one i read was time ago

harry potter cant remember witch one tho

Books are for people with imagination....

Oh yeah, i just finished Dark sun and i'm now reading Dr Jeykll and Mr Hyde, ITS FRICKIN EPIG

Saint570 wrote:

Xo0OJOEYO0oX wrote:

i hate books

the last one i read was time ago

harry potter cant remember witch one tho

Books are for people with imagination....

Oh yeah, i just finished Dark sun and i'm now reading Dr Jeykll and Mr Hyde, ITS FRICKIN EPIG

Jekkyl is mad.

Bloodharbringer wrote:

Xo0OJOEYO0oX wrote:

i hate COD

the last one i played SPOOOOAP

coll of doody cant remember switchbuuurnthumper

we agreed to stop quoting each other and changing the posts didnt we if you insist ill do it to you

Saint570 wrote:

Xo0OJOEYO0oX wrote:

i hate books

the last one i read was time ago

harry potter cant remember witch one tho

Books are for people with imagination....

Oh yeah, i just finished Dark sun and i'm now reading Dr Jeykll and Mr Hyde, ITS FRICKIN EPIG

well i just dont like books id rather watch a movie of a book

Xo0OJOEYO0oX wrote:

Saint570 wrote:

Xo0OJOEYO0oX wrote:

i hate books

the last one i read was time ago

harry potter cant remember witch one tho

Books are for people with imagination....

Oh yeah, i just finished Dark sun and i'm now reading Dr Jeykll and Mr Hyde, ITS FRICKIN EPIG

well i just dont like books id rather watch a movie of a book

Somebody say movie? I love books but I will never turn down a chat about movies. Yes im obsessed with movies, deal with it!

Michael45 wrote:

Xo0OJOEYO0oX wrote:

Saint570 wrote:

Xo0OJOEYO0oX wrote:

i hate books

the last one i read was time ago

harry potter cant remember witch one tho

Books are for people with imagination....

Oh yeah, i just finished Dark sun and i'm now reading Dr Jeykll and Mr Hyde, ITS FRICKIN EPIG

well i just dont like books id rather watch a movie of a book

Somebody say movie? I love books but I will never turn down a chat about movies. Yes im obsessed with movies, deal with it!

despite this topic is about BOOKS

deal with it.

Blood just countered Michael's unrelated topic with an epic topic's topic revival technique, but joey reversed his reversal with a reverse epic unrelated topic's topic counter countering Bloods epic topic's topic revival but also foiled Michael's original unrelated topic at the same time.

Wow.

death_unites_us wrote:

Blood just countered Michael's unrelated topic with an epic topic's topic revival technique, but joey reversed his reversal with a reverse epic unrelated topic's topic counter countering Bloods epic topic's topic revival but also foiled Michael's original unrelated topic at the same time.

Wow.

lolwtf why dont you come over here and ill show you what these eyebrows can do :p