October 22, 200520 yr The His Dark Materials Trilogy - Philip Pullman 1984 and Animal Farm - George Orwell
October 22, 200520 yr I agree with Peace and hukaidees Phillip Pullman's his dark materials trilogy is incredible!
October 22, 200520 yr Interview With A Vampire - Anne Rice Its a great emotional read. Quite detailed and is not for little children. permanantley muted for offensive language! pwnd some noobs though XD
October 22, 200520 yr magician - raymond e. feist (probably the best of the series) ubik, a scanner darkly, do android dream of electric sheep - phillip k. [bleep] foundation series - isaac asimov his dark materials are allright, i found them a bit lacking somehow, no plot complexity at all "oh no, it's obvious it should be you, you have no hand" the philip [bleep] novels are probably for more advanced readers though, not a read straight through and understand like the others
October 22, 200520 yr Life of Pi - Yann Martel The series starting with Sabriel - Garth Nix The Wind on Fire series The Green Mile - Stephen King Anything by Tom Clancy "Da mihi castitatem et continentam, sed noli modo"
July 13, 200620 yr (Sorry, I know this topic is kind of old) I've been reading recently A Series of Unfortunate Events. It's very interesting, as the Baudelaires are just a small part of the puzzle, with the Snickets, the Squalors, Olaf, the Baudelaire parents and the ability to notice things being VERY important(sometimes, you can find out codes the author has put in the book, and secrets revealed). I have read Books 1-9 and The Unauthorized biography. I wait eagerly for the arrival of The Beatrice Letters. Also, anything by Gordon Korman.
July 13, 200620 yr since u like fantasy books u shood read the inheritence trilogy, by christopher paolini, it has 2 books so far eragon and eldest, it was on bestseller(both of them, i think) both r pretty long tho.... but they're great :boohoo: :boohoo: :-w :-w :boohoo: :boohoo: \ \ (it's a concert with 2 people dancing)
July 13, 200620 yr Has nobody suggested To Kill a Mockingbird yet? :-# Also The Stand by Stephen King is one of the best books I've ever read.
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