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I love those books <3: I just finished The Lost Hero yesterday - LOVED it. It's going to be a long year, waiting for that second one to come out :P

Page not found. :( Love it though, looks really cool. I deleted it :oops:

Thanks so much! :) :) I would love to win but I'm trying not to get my hopes too high, hehe. Here is the image at half size. Full size is seriously maaaaassive. I think this should suffice for wallpaper size but if you need it even larger for some reason, let me know :) http://www.aevansarts.com/AcrossSpaceHalfSize.jpg

Stellar Dawn anyone? :P That's at 12.5% zoom o_O Talk about a massive document.

Space scenes are epic fun! I must do more! 12.5% zoom o_O

I'd just like to reiterate this. Please remember to stay on topic you guys :) If you feel yourself branching off from the main discussion, please create a new thread. All posts should be related to homosexuality.

Yep :)

I have that book and I didn't really get into it. I can't remember how far I got, maybe 1/4 or 1/2 through but it never fully captured my interest and I just had little desire to stick with it :(

I decided to start reading it tonight. I was waiting until I could finish it (or at least get pretty far in) in one sitting. I ended up having some extra time today so I started reading. I'm only on page 95 so far but there are still many hours left in the day! So far I love it! :thumbsup: It totally has me hooked and eager to read more.

You're probably right :P

I guess it just all comes down to opinion :) I have been reading A LOT my entire life and Harry Potter still probably comes in second for me. There are other books that I love but none except for His Dark Materials quite match up or aren't good enough for me to want to read them over and over again. Also, I quite like my books set in the real world, I think. I guess it makes me spend more time thinking that it could be real, and I like that feeling.

Well I am a girl but I love to cuddle <3: <3:

Story/lore-wise, maybe. But I find HP easier and more enjoyable to read because I much prefer Rowling's style of writing.

Well Harry Potter, at least, is pretty hard to beat :lol:

An entire topic about asses and boobs already isn't exactly G-rated and I'm sure you know that. So let's not. Besides, we already have this thread: Favourite thing about the opposite sex? :P Also, regular users have the ability to create their own polls.

Original works still go months back on the first page so I don't see it as an immediate problem :) We really only like to add stickies if there is an immediate need. I'd rather wait and see if the activity picks up a lot more before thinking about stickies.

I meant moving it back - sorry :P Now that literature discussions are allowed in the Varrock Library, the topic simply doesn't belong in Off-Topic. It would be like having a big topic about music or sports in Off-Topic rather than their proper subforums. I think the people who contributed to the thread will move to the Varrock Library along with it. It may lose traffic but if we keep it in Off-Topic it would kind of defeat the purpose of allowing literature discussions in Varrock Library. Hope that makes sense :)

I watched The A-Team tonight :) I forgot how epic this movie is. Looking for something Disney/Pixar to watch now :thumbup:

I have this book sitting on my shelf at home... at least I think it's still there. Unfortunately, although I've had it for YEARS, I've never gotten around to reading it. Maybe I should give it a go :) Zomg amazing book, right?? I randomly read it for an English assignment (we got to choose our own book to read) and I was pleasantly surprised. I mean I thought it would be good since I love the movie, but I didn't expect to love it as much as I did. I like how you get a lot more of the science in the books and Chaos Theory plays a much bigger role.. or at least it's described in detail a lot more and its significance is a lot more emphasized.

Has anyone read this yet? If so, how was it? How did it compare to Percy Jackson & The Olympians? I enjoyed that series quite a bit so I have high hopes for this next series. No spoilers please :) (or put them in hide tags and provide a warning)

You never know :) The Varrock Library could potentially pick up the pace quite a bit now that we're allowing literature discussion.

Martinelli's Sparkling Cider is epic win :thumbsup:

We are hoping that adding literature discussions to the forum will bring it some new life and activity :) I think we should see how things go for a while before talking about moving it.

Harry Potter is definitely way up on my list as well :thumbsup: It probably comes right after His Dark Materials for me. I'm not sure which is my favourite in the series though.. definitely one of the later books. Probably 6.

We all knew this thread was coming :P What's your favourite book(s) and/or series and why? I think my favourite is The Amber Spyglass by Philip Pullman. His Dark Materials is my favourite series but I think if I have to pick just one book out of the series, it would be The Amber Spyglass. This book has everything that I love: fantasy, adventure, animals and even a little romance. It deals with a lot of intense ideas and is a great book for thinking, reflecting and imagining the possibilities.