Books

[Ralan Bek 0]

What books do you like

I like Magician and all that follow.

[LDGM 0]

well i've recently fininshed the "his dark materials trilogy" and i did very much enjoy it.

i really liked the ending, but what i don't understand is:

how could lord rowke break his leg; i mean he's 3 inches tall for jimethy's sake.

lord rowke was the awesomest gallevespian, how could he die?

yea, i like that trilogy a lot.

a piece of trivia you may find is if you look at my profile and notice where it says i live, well...

[Eka 387]

well i've recently fininshed the "his dark materials trilogy" and i did very much enjoy it.

i really liked the ending, but what i don't understand is:

how could lord rowke break his leg; i mean he's 3 inches tall for jimethy's sake.

lord rowke was the awesomest gallevespian, how could he die?

*averts eyes from spoilers* I just finished reading the Golden Compass, so I won't be reading that anytime soon.

Well.. I really like fantasy and historic-fiction-ish books. I'm actually particularly fond of David Clement Davies' work, especially the ever popular, 'The Sight'. I highly suggest his other books too, such as:

Firebringer

Fell

Alchemists of Barbal (YES!)

The Telling Pool.

I also am currently reading, 'Gone with the Wind'. Amazing book, if I do say so myself.

Also, To Kill a Mockingbird is a classic book.

[Young Link Addict 67]

I like anything fiction. Or witchever is fake. Like Harry Potter, or anything like LOZ. You know like. . . uh. . . um. . . oh yea The Hobbit.

[LDGM 0]

yea, i've also read the harry potter books.

[Chef Nonsense 0]

I LOVE the Lord of the Rings series.

(have you seen my avi? )

*ahem*

Ive also finished a series called the Lost Years of Merlin.

[ZuZu 10]

Logans Run

To Kill A Mockingbird (As SK said)

Tolkien - Lord Of The Rings

Aldous Huxley - Brave New World

George Orwell - 1984, Animal Farm

Philip K. Dick - A Scanner Darkly, Blade Runner, Total Recall, Minority Report

Yevgeny Zamyatin - We

I love dystopians

[Negation 1]

My fav book is lord of the Snot, he really likes the dirt, doesn't he?

[Padraig! 103]

*averts eyes from spoilers* I just finished reading the Golden Compass, so I won't be reading that anytime soon.

I get annoyed when people say "I've finished reading The Golden Compass" because changing the title for the American audience is stupid. Why must they change Northern Lights to The Golden Compass? And the same happened to Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone! It's got nothing to do with a damn 'Sorcerers Stone'!

(I'm not angry at you though SK, you can't help being American/Canadian)

Right, back on topic, I like:

Phillip Pullman books (His Dark Materials, Sally Lockhart Series and other books)

J.K. Rowling Books (Harry Potter)

J.R.R. Tolkien (The Hobbit, LOTR ((I lost my LOTR book one when I began reading it so I can't really count that as read)))

I'm not too certain on the name but they wrote: (To Kill a Mockingbird, which only just started reading)))

And I can't really remember anything else.

[Ralan Bek 0]

I rather like His Dark Materials as well.

Very Good Books.

Has anybody read Magician here.

Dont tell me its just me.

Thank you

[Eka 387]

I get annoyed when people say "I've finished reading The Golden Compass" because changing the title for the American audience is stupid. Why must they change Northern Lights to The Golden Compass? And the same happened to Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone! It's got nothing to do with a damn 'Sorcerers Stone'!

(I'm not angry at you though SK, you can't help being American/Canadian)

Right, back on topic, I like:

Phillip Pullman books (His Dark Materials, Sally Lockhart Series and other books)

J.K. Rowling Books (Harry Potter)

J.R.R. Tolkien (The Hobbit, LOTR ((I lost my LOTR book one when I began reading it so I can't really count that as read)))

I'm not too certain on the name but they wrote: (To Kill a Mockingbird, which only just started reading)))

And I can't really remember anything else.

The title of the book was changed originally? Really?

*goes to check online*

Wow... you're right! And Philosopher's stone and Sorcerer's stone are basically the same in meaning (though I like Sorcerer's stone better lol)

[Padraig! 103]

The title of the book was changed originally? Really?

*goes to check online*

Wow... you're right! And Philosopher's stone and Sorcerer's stone are basically the same in meaning (though I like Sorcerer's stone better lol)

There's a big difference between a Philosopher and a Sorcerer.

[The Biggest Zelda Fan Ever 0]

The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion The Witch And The Wardrobe

[Vadarth X 0]

I have a big list:

Harry Potter; J. K. Rowling

Artemis Fowl; Eoin Colfer

The Inheritance Series (used to be a trilogy but is now a...four-logy?); Christopher Paolini

Lord of the Rings (including The Hobbit); J. R. R. Tolkien

Pendragon; D. J. MacHale

The Keys to the Kingdoms; Garth Nix

Halo books; multiple authors

The Seventh Tower; Garth Nix

The Hitchhikers' Guide To The Galaxy; Douglas Adams

So Do You Want To Be A Wizard; Diane Duane

Everworld; K. A. Applegate

Earthsea; Ursula K. Leguin

Animorphs; K. A. Applegate

Diadem; John Peel

Percy Jackson and the Olympians; Rick Riordan

Septimus Heap; Angie Sage

Chronicles of Narnia; C. S. Lewis

And some others I can't think of right now.

[Ralan Bek 0]

The Keys to the kingdoms books are really good.

I cant wait for Superior Saturday and Lord Sunday to come out.