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 Posted: Fri Jun 09, 2006 8:00 am
finally there is a sub forum that you can post things about liturature!
in here you can post:
favourite book
first book
the last book you just read
favourite author
and many more!!
so get posting your stuff!
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Posted: Fri Jun 09, 2006 8:21 am
one of my favourite series of books is
a series of unfortunate events
by lemony snicket
the reason why i like this book so much is that, the story is told so well
and from that the story seems quite realistic. there isn't really anything bad about the story.
as well another of my favourite series of books is the edge chronicles!
these books not only have great stories they have amazing drawings as well which set the scene in the book.
another great read is darren shan series, from going upto
1-11 (correct me if im wrong)
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Posted: Sun Jun 11, 2006 5:29 am
Me ish liking the Tales of the dark forest series. Also the Artemis Fowls.
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Posted: Tue Jun 13, 2006 12:32 pm
i really liked the artemis fowl series! whats the new one of it like?
i've not got a chance to read it crying
ah well, i've herd of tales of the dark forest but ive never really knew what the series was about, wht is it about cloud?
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Posted: Tue Jun 13, 2006 1:31 pm
I've not read the last Artemis Fowl either. Ya know you should get the other stuff by the same guy like The super naturalists and the wishlist. As for the TOTDF books, they dont have just one story. There are four different stories with different people in each ones. Though sometimes people from the previous books pop up for a bit and leave again. Oh yeah the 4th one just has old (main) characters but in that one the peeps from the first and second book have big parts.
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Posted: Tue Jun 13, 2006 9:15 pm
Favorite book is the Ultimate Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, all six books.
Favorite authors: Isaac Asimov, Kurt Vonnegut, Agatha Christie, Dan Brown, Douglas Adams, Terry Pratchett...
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Posted: Sat Jun 17, 2006 3:27 pm
Terry Pratchett is a great author. I've read The amazing Maurice and his educated rodents, feet of clay and I'm reading the wee free men.
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Posted: Sun Jun 18, 2006 7:47 pm
personally im into the dark material trilogy by phillip pullman (golden compass, subtle knife, and amber spyglass in order)
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Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2006 10:36 pm
I'm a sucker for Stephen King and George Orwell.
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Posted: Fri Jun 23, 2006 2:17 pm
Syuvial personally im into the dark material trilogy by phillip pullman (golden compass, subtle knife, and amber spyglass in order) I started reading the first one but found it really boring. I know I was at the start but I couldn't be bothered to read on.
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Posted: Sun Jun 25, 2006 3:50 am
Cloud0.0Strife Syuvial personally im into the dark material trilogy by phillip pullman (golden compass, subtle knife, and amber spyglass in order) I started reading the first one but found it really boring. I know I was at the start but I couldn't be bothered to read on. i think the first one is a bit boring but after that you get really into them, i was nearly reading them all day and night just so i could know what happened next
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Posted: Sun Jun 25, 2006 11:26 am
I've read another trilogy of bookas Called Arthur: The seeing stone, Arthur: at the crossing places and Arthur: the king of the middle marshe. i think I got the last one right. Anyway the stories are written in 1st person and are quite boring but in some places get quite exiting but overall they're not that good.
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Posted: Sat Aug 05, 2006 9:54 pm
I read one of the Artemis Fowl books a few years ago, it was pretty good. I read half of the Hitchhiker books before the movie came out just to make sure the movie wouldn't bias me on the books. That was pretty heavy to lug around with the rest of my text books... >.>; I loved the Dark Material books, but I read them out of order. 2-1-2-3. The first one was a little slower than the other two.
Favorite book at the moment- Sunshine By Robin Mckinley.
Last Book I read- Life of Pi By Yann Martel (For summer H.W.)
Favorite Authors- Robin Mckinley, Mercedes Lackey, Anne Bishop, Garth Nix, and Peter David.
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Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 1:50 pm
Books
Basically, the following list of names is full of talented people. I recomend them to anyone who'll take my recomendation. I listed authors and not books due to the simply fact that it would take me less time and effort.
My fav. Anne Rice
X-x-Chris Van Allsburg-x-X
X-x-Nick Arnold-x-X
X-x-Sarah Ash-x-X
X-x-Natalie Babbitt
X-x-L.A. Banks-x-X
X-x-Tracy Barrett-x-X
X-x-Edward Bloor-x-X
X-x-Bill Brittain-x-X
X-x-Terry Brooks-x-X
X-x-Dan Brown-x-X
X-x-Chris Bunch-x-X
X-x-Jack Canfield-x-X
X-x-Arthur C. Clarke-x-X
X-x-Jennifer Chiaverini-x-X
X-x-Michael Chrichton-x-X
X-x-Frank Christina-x-X
X-x-Teresa Christina-x-X
X-x-Allan Cole-x-X
X-x-Pam Conrad-x-X
X-x-Caroline B. Cooney-x-X
X-x-Sharon Creech-x-X
X-x-Christopher Paul Curtis-x-X
X-x-Diane Duane-x-X
X-x-David Eddings-x-X
X-x-Leigh Eddings-x-X
X-x-David Feintuch-x-X
X-x-C.S. Friedman-x-X
X-x-David Gemmell-x-X
X-x-William Gibson-x-X
X-x-Scott G. Gier-x-X
X-x-James L. Halperin-x-X
X-x-Barbara Hambley-x-X
X-x-Mark Victor Hansen-x-X
X-x-Hemmingway-x-X
X-x-Karen Hesse-x-X
X-x-Laura Hickman-x-X
X-x-Tracy Hickman-x-X
X-x-Laura Hillenbrand-x-X
X-x-Brian Hodge-x-X
X-x-Aldous Huxley-x-X
X-x-Eva Ibbotson-x-X
X-x-Roby James-x-X
X-x-Robert Jordan-x-X
X-x-Norton Juster-x-X
X-x-Carolyn Keene-x-X
X-x-Peg Kehret-x-X
X-x-J. Gregory Keyes-x-X
X-x-Steven King-x-X
X-x-Kimberly Kirberger-x-X
X-x-Amy Goldman Koss-x-X
X-x-William Kotzwinkle-x-X
X-x-Naomi Kritzer-x-X
X-x-Katherine Kurtz-x-X
X-x-Mercedes Lackey-x-X
X-x-Ursula K. LeGuin-x-X
X-x-Gail Carson Levine-x-X
X-x-Elizabeth Levy-x-X
X-x-C.S. Lewis-x-X
X-x-Janet Taylor Lisle-x-X
X-x-Lois Lowry-x-X
X-x-H.P. Lovecraft-x-X
X-x-David Lubar-x-X
X-x-Anne McCaffrey-x-X
X-x-Eloise McGraw-x-X
X-x-Walter Dean Myers-x-X
X-x-Rand Miller-x-X
X-x-Robyn Miller-x-X
X-x-Phyllis Reynolds Naylor-x-X
X-x-Douglas Niles-x-X
X-x-Larry Niven-x-X
X-x-Andre Norton-x-X
X-x-Dan Parkinson-x-X
X-x-Rodman Philbrick-x-X
X-x-Edgar Allan Poe-x-X
X-x-Philip Pullman-x-X
X-x-Celia Rees-x-X
X-x-Lemony Snicket-x-X
X-x-Donald J. Sobol-x-X
X-x-Jonathan Stroud-x-X
X-x-Matthew Woodring Stover-x-X
X-x-J.R.R. Tolkien-x-X
X-x-Katie Waitman-x-X
X-x-David Weber-x-X
X-x-Gloria Whelan-x-X
X-x-David Wingrove-x-X
X-x-Laurence Yep-x-X
X-x-Roger Zelazny-x-X
X-x-Stephen King-x-X
~ There is Alot more I read, but only mention some of the people who got me very intersted in there books~
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Posted: Tue Sep 05, 2006 10:03 pm
favourite book: Dean Koontz's Cold Fire
first book: gosh, I don't know.
the last book you just read: Dean Koontz's The Husband
favourite author: Um, Dean Koontz?
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