Books

what's your favourite series of books?

Mine are Harry potter, eragon, redwall, some of the stuff by emily rodda/jeniffer rowe, alex rider, cherub, some star trek and wars and some others

the hobbit and LOTR by Tolkien, got bored of harry potter after book 4, and i cant remember the names of the others.

Terry Pratchett books first and foremost.

man, i love the book nightfall by asimov. it's a collection of short-stories that he wrote, really great stuff. of, and the foundation series is really good too

no i haven't

i forgot bout Lotr, my grade 4 teacher made me read cause all the other books in my class were to easy.

yeah, the book for eragon is wwwwwwwwwwwaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyy better than the movie, and the stormbraker movie was really bad.

I can't wait for Brisingr to come out.

Yes, it's spelled D-u-t-c-h-l-a-n-d

yeah lets get back to books.

or ill kill you.
so snyone else read books?

me naam is m wrote:meh... I'd say eragon, (the book, definitely not the movie) the writer philip pullman, LOTR and the writer Tolkien, the writer Isaac Asimov, Harry potter (till some extent) and many others. also some dutch stuff

i like eargon as well

I like th greagor the over lander series. Go Ragers.

anybody here read cherub?

i met the author not that long ago..nice guy.
and i read part of the first one, but gave up becuase i was transfereed to another base.

Well, ... :

Harry Potter (I prefer the books to the movies)
The Artemis Fowl series by Eoin Colfer
Phillip Pullman's books, but not that crap movie. The final book of the trilogy involves highly complex teenager love and suffering, and the movie adaptation of the first book is too childish...
Eragon (The book, definitely)
Debra Doyle and James Macdonald's wizard saga (The one whose protagonist is a boy named Randal of Daun)
Bill Amend's FoxTrot comics
Bill Waterson's Calvin & Hobbes comics
Mauricio de Sousa's Mônica comics

And I believe that's all...

im trying to remember..
LOTR, The Silmarillion and the Hobbit by JRR Tolkien
Harry Potter (books, not the movies, they suck)
Artemis Fowl (used to read these)
War and Peace (i read this out of boredom and curiosity)
some random books
and others whose names i have forgotten.

we're actually listing books? Okay, in the last year, I have read or re-read:

Loads of Pratchett books (he's written over 50)
Tolkein (enough said)
Umberto Eco (very weird)
Simon Scarrow (Roman military stories)
Jonathan Stroud (bartimaeus trilogy)
Jeffrey Chaucer (14th century language, awkward to read)
Rudyard Kipling (Kim)
Charles Esdaile (Napoleon's wars: An International History 1803- 1815)
Ballantyne (Coral sea)
Eric Ambler (Adventure books)
Alistair MacLean (Adventure books)
Desmond Bagley (Adventure books)
Hammond Innes (Adventure books)
Garth Nix (weird)
Cyril Mango (history of Byzantium)
Anthony Horowitz (many)

et al...

they are actually quite good.

well, that's the short story Nightfall, i was referring to the collection of short stories that included nightfall.

i have never heard of that book collection before.

different cover than mine, but here it is:

http://www.amazon.com/Nightfall-Other-Stories-Isaac-Asimov/dp/0345310918/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1220905077&sr=1-4

for some reason that picture reminds be Ajman...

with artemis fowl i've only read the artic incident and the eternity code.
I've read the hobbit and all the lotr books except two towers
I can't believe there are some books i can't remember i read.
At my school i'm champion speed reader but sometimes if i read too
fast i accidentally miss some of the good parts in books.

Deoran Drages wrote:At my school i'm champion speed reader but sometimes if i read toofast i accidentally miss some of the good parts in books.

That's exactly what happens with me...

Warriors, exept the title, (in oringinal writing) looks like:

WaRRioRs.