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Schizo_n_me Zoombini !!

The Nanny Diaries by someone I can't remember.

h0ck3yh0rr0r Aesculapius

lol

Lord Soth Misunderstood Genius

I love her work.....

fungrl515 Senior Member

sadly, i own all of tamora pierce's books. they asre entertaining, but not amazing. i love robin mckinly. I'm sorry to say that i did not enjoy the redwall series. i could not get through it. it was just way too boring. i'm sad that i couldn't, but i just can't!

h0ck3yh0rr0r Aesculapius

i see.

Lord Soth Misunderstood Genius

Tamora Pierce.....sounds familiar.....

badkittykitty cockeyed

yeah to me too Hmm

Complicated but not really...

Siddhartha - Herman Hesse
My Bloody Life - Reymundo Sanchez
We The Living - Ayn Rand
Thus Spoke Zarathustra - Friedrich Nietzsche
Meditations on First Philosophy - René Descartes
One L: The Turbulent True Story of a First Year At Harvard Law School - Scott Turow

Light reading is boring reading. 😛 I drew the line just past the LOTR trilogy, and only crossed it for The Hobbit.

crazy_c Very Tired

His dark materials trilogy by phillip pullman which are "Northern Lights", "The Subtle Knife" and "The Amber Spyglass." Anything by the Bronte sisters is good too.

fungrl515 Senior Member

i totally agree with the phillip pullman suggestion. he's great. tamora pierce takes up like 2 shelves at the barnes + noble in enfield. very popular.

Lord Soth Misunderstood Genius

Yeah, well DragonLance takes up 5!

fungrl515 Senior Member

sure.... and you're sure of this, how? let me check next time i go. author please?

Lord Soth Misunderstood Genius

Lol, I 'm talking about the B&N in Mishawaka, near me. There are more than 20 authors anyway

Schizo_n_me Zoombini !!

Originally posted by crazy_c
His dark materials trilogy by phillip pullman which are "Northern Lights", "The Subtle Knife" and "The Amber Spyglass." Anything by the Bronte sisters is good too.

I agree thier good books but I thought th 1st 1 was the golden compass? 😕

fungrl515 Senior Member

Originally posted by Schizo_n_me
I agree thier good books but I thought th 1st 1 was the golden compass? 😕

true. you're right. though, i guess it might depend on where you live and which copy of the book you have.

happy kine mirth maker

Originally posted by Complicated
Siddhartha - Herman Hesse
Light reading is boring reading. 😛 I drew the line just past the LOTR trilogy, and only crossed it for The Hobbit.

siddhartha.... not bad. try some pablo choleo (i think thats the spelling) the alchimest or daniel quinn ishmael.
light reading is fun. for light reading i like michner... its decent fluff.

BOPRecruit 16 Hunter By Nature

the outsiders
watership down
roswell
fingerprints
x-men 2
lxg
spider-man
lotr

diegocala Replicant

Originally posted by badkittykitty
mine would be anne rices vampire series..the first 3/interveiw with a vampire/vampire lastate/and queen of the damned(which was ruined in the movies) these 3 books I couldnt put down for a second!

Those are my favorites! I also took it farther with The Body Thief and Memnoch the Devil. 😄

badkittykitty cockeyed

Originally posted by diegocala
Those are my favorites! I also took it farther with The Body Thief and Memnoch the Devil. 😄

I read those too,the body thief I liked allot.the vampire series was taken into a whole new arena,and i was happy for david(cant say no more or it might spoil the book)

anne rice is a addictive author! 😛

fungrl515 Senior Member

one name for you: ayn rand