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 Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2006 10:40 pm
If you find it so that there are no suitable topics about your book and you wish to talk about it, post here.
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Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2006 10:43 pm
I really should get a new book, I'm getting bored reading the Chronicles of Narnia over and over again...
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Posted: Sat Nov 25, 2006 5:47 pm
Heh. What genre of book are you interested in? Well, I'll list a few in different ones as ideas...(I only listed a few, though there are a bunch more who are good.)
Sci-Fi:
Piers Anthony
Orson Scott Card
Fantasy:
Brian Jacques
Mercedes Lackey
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Posted: Mon Nov 27, 2006 3:04 am
Well fantasy works for me...That's all I'll say...
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Posted: Tue Nov 28, 2006 5:13 pm
Mercedes Lackey writes really good stuff (at least I think so). Some are about mages and magic, some about dragons, they're all really cool.
Brian Jacques wrote the Redwall series, if you like books about talking animals (more specifically rodents).
Piers Anthony is cool if you don't mind puns. (His Xanth series are full of them!)
Peter S. Beagle wrote the Last Unicorn, which was good.
Susan Cooper's The Dark is Rising series was really good, though it's generated slightly more to older children than young adults or older...
Stephen Donaldson has a good duology out (Mordant's Need) which I just finished the other week, actually. It's not new, but I thought it was good.
((Heh. I just listed some more people who you could look into, though there are others that I've heard are good that I haven't gotten around to reading yet--Terry Brooks, R. A. Salvatore...))
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Posted: Wed Nov 29, 2006 10:18 am
Meggie Bacon Mercedes Lackey writes really good stuff (at least I think so). Some are about mages and magic, some about dragons, they're all really cool.
Brian Jacques wrote the Redwall series, if you like books about talking animals (more specifically rodents).
Piers Anthony is cool if you don't mind puns. (His Xanth series are full of them!)
Peter S. Beagle wrote the Last Unicorn, which was good.
Susan Cooper's The Dark is Rising series was really good, though it's generated slightly more to older children than young adults or older...
Stephen Donaldson has a good duology out (Mordant's Need) which I just finished the other week, actually. It's not new, but I thought it was good.
((Heh. I just listed some more people who you could look into, though there are others that I've heard are good that I haven't gotten around to reading yet--Terry Brooks, R. A. Salvatore...)) Woah! Long list you got there... Too bad I've never heard any of them... They must not have translated those books yet...
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Posted: Wed Nov 29, 2006 5:26 pm
Ile-89 Meggie Bacon Mercedes Lackey writes really good stuff (at least I think so). Some are about mages and magic, some about dragons, they're all really cool.
Brian Jacques wrote the Redwall series, if you like books about talking animals (more specifically rodents).
Piers Anthony is cool if you don't mind puns. (His Xanth series are full of them!)
Peter S. Beagle wrote the Last Unicorn, which was good.
Susan Cooper's The Dark is Rising series was really good, though it's generated slightly more to older children than young adults or older...
Stephen Donaldson has a good duology out (Mordant's Need) which I just finished the other week, actually. It's not new, but I thought it was good.
((Heh. I just listed some more people who you could look into, though there are others that I've heard are good that I haven't gotten around to reading yet--Terry Brooks, R. A. Salvatore...)) Woah! Long list you got there... Too bad I've never heard any of them... They must not have translated those books yet...
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Posted: Thu Nov 30, 2006 10:24 am
Meggie Bacon Ile-89 Meggie Bacon Mercedes Lackey writes really good stuff (at least I think so). Some are about mages and magic, some about dragons, they're all really cool.
Brian Jacques wrote the Redwall series, if you like books about talking animals (more specifically rodents).
Piers Anthony is cool if you don't mind puns. (His Xanth series are full of them!)
Peter S. Beagle wrote the Last Unicorn, which was good.
Susan Cooper's The Dark is Rising series was really good, though it's generated slightly more to older children than young adults or older...
Stephen Donaldson has a good duology out (Mordant's Need) which I just finished the other week, actually. It's not new, but I thought it was good.
((Heh. I just listed some more people who you could look into, though there are others that I've heard are good that I haven't gotten around to reading yet--Terry Brooks, R. A. Salvatore...)) Woah! Long list you got there... Too bad I've never heard any of them... They must not have translated those books yet... Well in case you wonder, I'm Finnish. And although I can speak and read English, I like reading long novels in my native language, thank you very much...
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Posted: Thu Nov 30, 2006 5:45 pm
Ile-89 Meggie Bacon Ile-89 Meggie Bacon Mercedes Lackey writes really good stuff (at least I think so). Some are about mages and magic, some about dragons, they're all really cool.
Brian Jacques wrote the Redwall series, if you like books about talking animals (more specifically rodents).
Piers Anthony is cool if you don't mind puns. (His Xanth series are full of them!)
Peter S. Beagle wrote the Last Unicorn, which was good.
Susan Cooper's The Dark is Rising series was really good, though it's generated slightly more to older children than young adults or older...
Stephen Donaldson has a good duology out (Mordant's Need) which I just finished the other week, actually. It's not new, but I thought it was good.
((Heh. I just listed some more people who you could look into, though there are others that I've heard are good that I haven't gotten around to reading yet--Terry Brooks, R. A. Salvatore...)) Woah! Long list you got there... Too bad I've never heard any of them... They must not have translated those books yet... Well in case you wonder, I'm Finnish. And although I can speak and read English, I like reading long novels in my native language, thank you very much...
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Posted: Fri Dec 01, 2006 3:51 am
Meggie Bacon Ile-89 Meggie Bacon Ile-89 Meggie Bacon Mercedes Lackey writes really good stuff (at least I think so). Some are about mages and magic, some about dragons, they're all really cool.
Brian Jacques wrote the Redwall series, if you like books about talking animals (more specifically rodents).
Piers Anthony is cool if you don't mind puns. (His Xanth series are full of them!)
Peter S. Beagle wrote the Last Unicorn, which was good.
Susan Cooper's The Dark is Rising series was really good, though it's generated slightly more to older children than young adults or older...
Stephen Donaldson has a good duology out (Mordant's Need) which I just finished the other week, actually. It's not new, but I thought it was good.
((Heh. I just listed some more people who you could look into, though there are others that I've heard are good that I haven't gotten around to reading yet--Terry Brooks, R. A. Salvatore...)) Woah! Long list you got there... Too bad I've never heard any of them... They must not have translated those books yet... Well in case you wonder, I'm Finnish. And although I can speak and read English, I like reading long novels in my native language, thank you very much... It's okay. If those book in your list are good, they'll translate them to my language...
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Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2006 4:39 pm
THE ODYSSEY OF HOMER!!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted: Tue Jan 02, 2007 7:46 pm
Meggie Bacon Peter S. Beagle wrote the Last Unicorn, which was good. I believe He also wrote Tamsin Which is also a good book. Though more directed toward the more... mature young adults.
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Posted: Thu Jan 04, 2007 7:33 pm
Dark~Moon~Dancer Meggie Bacon Peter S. Beagle wrote the Last Unicorn, which was good. I believe He also wrote Tamsin Which is also a good book. Though more directed toward the more... mature young adults. I heard of him but I am not a reader. xp
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Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 6:15 am
Ile-89 I really should get a new book, I'm getting bored reading the Chronicles of Narnia over and over again... if you like C.S. Lewis, try some of his other fiction such as the Sci-fi trilogy: Out Of The Silent Plant, Perelandra, and That Hideous Strength.
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Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 12:24 pm
Finnish, huh? Did you ever read the Moomins books by Tove Jansson? I think she was Finnish...
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