Read any good books lately?

Age : 13 Joined : 22 Feb 2008 Posts : 141

Very true. That's clearly stated through one of the books in which Artemis states, "Illegal is always faster."

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Subject: Re: Read any good books lately? Mon Feb 25, 2008 7:52 pm

I agree Nick.

But back onto the topic of books.

I am also a fan of the "Series of Unfortunate Events"

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I used to be a great fan of those books.
Until the last one.
The last one was epic fail. It ended too suddenly, and so many ends were left untied. What the hell happened to the theory of one of the parents being alive? Also, the ending is really confusing.

Subject: Re: Read any good books lately? Mon Feb 25, 2008 8:42 pm

I LOVE Artemis Fowl
Can't wait till the new book comes.
P.S a question going out to all of you do any of you have the graphic novel for the first book.
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Age : 14 Joined : 22 Feb 2008 Posts : 21 Location : Ontario

Sorry guys, I'm disapointed in your literate tastes. Has anybody hear read any Orson Scott Card? My current favorite author, he's amazing. Also, I'm genuinely surprised that no teenaged girls have posted gushing comments on the Twilight series in here...I thought Edward Cullen had the world wrapped around his finger.

Age : 13 Joined : 22 Feb 2008 Posts : 141

Age : 13 Joined : 22 Feb 2008 Posts : 141

Well, I haven't read twilight yet, but I'm currently focusing on getting the classics beneath my belt.

Age : 14 Joined : 22 Feb 2008 Posts : 21 Location : Ontario

Considering Artemis Fowl classic is like considering fecal matter to be candy.
Fowl is one of those series that, in my opinion, loses it's luster after the first two.

But yeah, read Twilight. It's a mixed romance and action type thing...the romance gets repetitive, but the storyline is compelling.

Age : 14 Joined : 22 Feb 2008 Posts : 21 Location : Ontario

Oh sorry, I misread your post. What did you mean by classics?

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Age : 13 Joined : 22 Feb 2008 Posts : 141

I am not considereing Artemis Fowl to be a classic...it's too new. What I mean is that I'm reading Treasure Island have already read King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table, will read Call of the Wild, 20, 000 Leagues Under the Sea, that sort of thing.

Joined : 21 Feb 2008 Posts : 105

Hmmm I'm into classics too, but I'm not reading what lauren's reading right now. Hmmmm i'm reading, edgar Allan Poe, and I read The Hunchback of notre dame, and I'm also trying to find an unabridged version of Merchants in Venice

Age : 13 Joined : 22 Feb 2008 Posts : 141

OH! I really want to read those, however I have immediate access to the ones I listed so...yeah.