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Favorite books

Discussion in 'General' started by EbeneezerAl, Aug 24, 2007.

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  1. Sep 25, 2007 #21
    Whiplash

    Whiplash New Member

    I've found it one of the greater ironies in my life that my recommendation got my friend very heavily in Sabriel and it's partner books, though I ended up not finishing it myself.

    I'll add it to my to do list now.
     
  2. Sep 27, 2007 #22
    shadoweddestroyer

    shadoweddestroyer Member

    You may laugh at this but to be honest i love the Winnie the Pooh books. I think they are clever, deep and very enjoyable. I also just got into a series. The first two books are Seeker and Jango and the third has just come out but i don't know its name. They are by William Nicholson who wrote wind on fire trilogy (very good but the first one is a bit cramped) and good ol sabriel lirael and abhorsen.
    Also (and i can't BELIEVE i forgot this) i love the series with Wolf Brother, Spirit Walker and Soul Eater in it. Can't remember the name of the series and the fourth book just came out but i can't remember the name of that either. I have bad memory :)
     
  3. Sep 28, 2007 #23
    davcho

    davcho New Member

    Angels Unlimited is probably my favorite series but i haven't read all of em just some of em XD...


    i can't buy it cause i don't want my family thinking i'm werid XD>..


    embrassesd so i read like the 1st 3rd and 6th one at the library XD....
     
  4. Feb 21, 2008 #24
    G36c

    G36c New Member

    Hmmm... Not a Favorite but the only thing I read is my School Text books, I kinda have a problem trying to find a interesting book for myself. As You can tell i'm a bit picky.
     
  5. Feb 21, 2008 #25
    Figure.09

    Figure.09 New Member

    Lord of the Flies - Pretty mediocre book, but I really like it. It's suspenseful the first time through it which is why I like it so much. =)

    Of Mice and Men - GEORGE SAID I COULD TEND THE RABBITS >:
     
  6. Feb 26, 2008 #26
    Omega

    Omega New Member

    i just recently started reading chrono crusade. it's pretty good.
     
  7. Mar 2, 2008 #27
    .:.:EMILY:.:.

    .:.:EMILY:.:. Member

    i like books like The lord of the rings, harry potter, the safe keeper's secret, the belgariad, sabriel, the my story series, memoirs of a geisha, just like boys, into the monkey forest, feeling sorry for celia, holes and finding cassie crazy :)
     
  8. Mar 16, 2008 #28
    darkside

    darkside New Member

    i like the golden compass and its sequels, series of unfortunate events, thought i havent finished them. odd thomas series is pretty good. outsiders was pretty good. almost anything by dean koontz is awesome. inheritance cycle trilogy is also enjoyable. the divide series is cool.
     
  9. Apr 11, 2008 #29
    SkylerOcon

    SkylerOcon New Member

    Gone With the Wind - I doan know nothin' bout birthin' no babies!

    Best line in a book ever.
     
  10. Apr 24, 2008 #30
    Kitty

    Kitty I Survived The BG Massacre Staff Member Administrator

    ^Awesome book. I love the Old South. Too bad the movie was rubbish. They left out 2/3 of Scarlet's kids. Wtf? Melly is like the best person ever. i can't imagine ever being that nice and patient. She should've gotten an award, instead of such a dishrag of a husband.

    Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events are interesting, if a bit predictable, especially towards the end. Count Olaf is one cool villain though. Love him.
     
  11. Apr 25, 2008 #31
    SkylerOcon

    SkylerOcon New Member

    I hated Ashley too. He was annoying.
     
  12. Apr 26, 2008 #32
    Kit

    Kit New Member

    (I'm amazed that no one has mentioned these yet) The Redwall series by Brian Jaques, and Eragon & Eldest by Christopher Paolini.
     
  13. Apr 26, 2008 #33
    EbeneezerAl

    EbeneezerAl New Member

    I never read all of Redwall. In fact, Redwall was the only book of the series I ever read. It was pretty good though, from what I remember.

    As for the Inheritence books (the Eargon series) most people tend to have issues with them. They're rather cliche, a bit lacking on the description, and predictable in parts. Plus, his parents owning the publishing company, most people figured the kid cheated, and that if he had to through a publisher like any normal writer, those books would never have gone anywhere.

    Personally, I thought they were ok. Nothing fantastic. They entertained me for a little bit. But I also try not to read too much into a book. I just read it.
     
  14. Jul 8, 2008 #34
    -[NAMiNE]

    -[NAMiNE] New Member

    wow i have never met a group of people who are into reading..
    FINALLY :)
    i loveee to read. Some of my favourites are:
    'PS. I Love You' - Cecelia Ahern
    'Where Rainbows End' -Cecelia Ahern
    'Monkey Taming' (not about a monkey -.-) -Judith Fathalah
    'Lord Of The Rings' -i think yous would know who thats byy
    'Loosing It' (not about virginity -.-) -Lizzie Willcock
    'Greive' -Lizzie Willcock

    all a great read :)
     
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