Book Reccomendations
Book Reccomendations
by LADIES AND GENTLEMEN on Mon 30 Mar 2009, 8:47 pm
I noticed a few people asking for reccomendations, so here's a topic for it. Post here with what kind of book you're looking for, or give suggestions to other people looking to read.
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Re: Book Reccomendations
by Who we are. on Mon 30 Mar 2009, 11:30 pm
Evil Genuis & Genuis Squad by Catherine Jinks.
The Tomorrow Series by John Marsden.
Letters from the inside by John Marsden.
Obsession & Skating the Edge by Julia lawrinson.
Suburban Freak Show by Julia lawrinson.
Well really anything by thoes three people are going to be brilliant.
My most adored authors of all time along with JK Rowling.
I'll post more here later. >_<
I read alot.
The Tomorrow Series by John Marsden.
Letters from the inside by John Marsden.
Obsession & Skating the Edge by Julia lawrinson.
Suburban Freak Show by Julia lawrinson.
Well really anything by thoes three people are going to be brilliant.
My most adored authors of all time along with JK Rowling.
I'll post more here later. >_<
I read alot.
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Re: Book Reccomendations
by LADIES AND GENTLEMEN on Mon 30 Mar 2009, 11:59 pm
The point is actually to ask for reccomendations 
Like, Nelle posted her own topic asking for people to give her suggestions - now I've made one so that people can keep the posting in one thread and not clutter the forum up.
Like, Nelle posted her own topic asking for people to give her suggestions - now I've made one so that people can keep the posting in one thread and not clutter the forum up.
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Re: Book Reccomendations
by drackie. on Tue 31 Mar 2009, 11:56 am
Seeing as I have an income now, I wish to buy books.
So anything really, as long as it's not too old. Or too hard to find.
Genres: Teen, Fantasy, Comedy, Mystry, Thriller, Romance, Philosphy, (auto)Biography... No horror, since I'm scared easy.. No western.. ect.
When I say romance I don't mean.. "OMG that guy is so hot 'secks'"
I like gay/lesbian novels.. not sex novels.. I'm more into the relationship stuff... Ahh..
Please don't suggest Twilight.. or Harry Potter.
Oh.
Also, if you have a good story on the internet that falls under those details. That'll be great too.
(:
So anything really, as long as it's not too old. Or too hard to find.
Genres: Teen, Fantasy, Comedy, Mystry, Thriller, Romance, Philosphy, (auto)Biography... No horror, since I'm scared easy.. No western.. ect.
When I say romance I don't mean.. "OMG that guy is so hot 'secks'"
I like gay/lesbian novels.. not sex novels.. I'm more into the relationship stuff... Ahh..
Please don't suggest Twilight.. or Harry Potter.
Oh.
Also, if you have a good story on the internet that falls under those details. That'll be great too.
(:
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Re: Book Reccomendations
by Jack Skellington on Tue 31 Mar 2009, 12:09 pm
Nelleh- I know this is corny, but anything by Meg Cabot. I adore her. 
Also, TERRY PRATCHETT. ANY. TERRY. FREAKING. PRATCHETT for comedy. He's hysterical.
And for autobiography?
Go read Miley Cyrus' auto.
I adore her. Also, TERRY PRATCHETT. ANY. TERRY. FREAKING. PRATCHETT for comedy. He's hysterical.
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Re: Book Reccomendations
by proust. on Wed 01 Apr 2009, 2:45 am
I don't know what types of books you love reading, but everyone should read Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse. I'd also strongly reccomend One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez if you can handle magic realism because it'll keep you hooked, and Alexis by Marguerite Yourcenar for gay novels, it doesn't deal with relationships in that way, though, the novel has the form of a letter a 30something man [Alexis] sends to his wife after he leaves her and his child because he realizes that's not who he is- it's not as bad as it sounds, the writing style is heart-breaking beautiful.
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Re: Book Reccomendations
by LightningRod on Wed 01 Apr 2009, 4:34 am
Well nelleh if you want something completely different try the Ring trilogy by Koji Suzuki 
the three books are Ring, Spiral and Loop and Ring is the book that spawned the film Ring. The other two books show how the world pans out after the events in Ring take place.
Also the ... [Either Shadow or Night] Angel trilogy by Brent Weeks.
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the three books are Ring, Spiral and Loop and Ring is the book that spawned the film Ring. The other two books show how the world pans out after the events in Ring take place.
Also the ... [Either Shadow or Night] Angel trilogy by Brent Weeks.
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Re: Book Reccomendations
by Jack Skellington on Wed 30 Sep 2009, 9:14 am
You all need to go read Legally Blonde right now.
And then watch the musical on google videos.
Just do it.
And then watch the musical on google videos.
Just do it.
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