What Authors/Books are your favorites?
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bbb
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I doubt we're going to read it either. I don't have English until next semester because our school system is on a block schedule, so we have 4, 1 1/2 hr. classes a day and switch after a few weeks after Christmas Break. I'll be in English next semester. I did have to read A Walk to Remember for English over the summer because I didn't know if I would have the first or second half of the year.
reefer747
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Where to start....well, with my job, I do a LOT of reading. Once your up at cruise altitude and you've got the aircraft on auto-pilot, what else are you supposed to do? Read a book. Lately, I have been reading a lot of saltwater books...go figure. I don't read a whole lot of fiction, I am just weird like that.
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jdragunas
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never actually read the bible all the way through... probably something i should do?
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jdragunas
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yeah, their techniques are very similar. I like koontz too.
keleighr
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Originally Posted by jdragunas
we are truley sisters!!!
I love stephen king! Tommyknockers was great, as well as hearts in atlantis
J.K. Rowling is also another fav. (all of the harry potters)
The green mile was an amazing book
The notebook was another amazing book
Jurassic park
OOHHHHH A book called "youth in revolt" and it's sequel "revolting youth" and another book called "frisco pigeon mambo" all by C. Payne. I love this author. The first two books are actually written in the form of a journal, and it's about a 14-year-old boy going through puberty, but with some really weird twists. The third book is about a group of pigeons that think they're humans... They're friggin hilarious!!!
Also, all of those classics... "dracula", "the painting of dorian grey", "the adventures of huckleberry finn", "the adventures of tom sawyer", "of mice and men", and a whole bunch others that i don't feel like typing.
i like to read...
LOL
Scary isn't it!!
My Favorite one by Stephen is The Stand.
Can read it over and over again.
we are truley sisters!!!
I love stephen king! Tommyknockers was great, as well as hearts in atlantis
J.K. Rowling is also another fav. (all of the harry potters)
The green mile was an amazing book
The notebook was another amazing book
Jurassic park
OOHHHHH A book called "youth in revolt" and it's sequel "revolting youth" and another book called "frisco pigeon mambo" all by C. Payne. I love this author. The first two books are actually written in the form of a journal, and it's about a 14-year-old boy going through puberty, but with some really weird twists. The third book is about a group of pigeons that think they're humans... They're friggin hilarious!!!
Also, all of those classics... "dracula", "the painting of dorian grey", "the adventures of huckleberry finn", "the adventures of tom sawyer", "of mice and men", and a whole bunch others that i don't feel like typing.
i like to read...
LOL
Scary isn't it!!
My Favorite one by Stephen is The Stand.
Can read it over and over again.
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jdragunas
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i love hearts in atlantis!!! you HAVE to read it! It's so wierd, but amazing too! And the green mile book is awesome too!! So much better than the movie!
And i haven't read the stand yet... i'll have to do that. My mom owns every stephen king book ever, so i'll just borrow it from her.
And i haven't read the stand yet... i'll have to do that. My mom owns every stephen king book ever, so i'll just borrow it from her.
keleighr
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I have read and own pretty much every book too. Have been collecting them since I was 16.
The Gunslinger Series was pretty good. Was pretty disappointed by the last one though.
Also Christopher Paolini is a good author. He is the one who wrote Eragon and Eldest. Started the first one at the ripe ole age of 16 and had it published by 19. NICE!!
The Gunslinger Series was pretty good. Was pretty disappointed by the last one though.
Also Christopher Paolini is a good author. He is the one who wrote Eragon and Eldest. Started the first one at the ripe ole age of 16 and had it published by 19. NICE!!
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tizzo
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Originally Posted by keleighr
Koontz is good too. I used to think he was Stephen King using a different name.
I never got into Stephen King cause his books never had an anding. He "left it up to the imagination" of the reader. My thing is...if I had an imagination, I wouldn't be reading!!!
Koontz always finished his books. I haven't read a book in a couple of years, but up until then I read everything he wrote.
Oh!! And Chrismas shoes!! That now has a sequel called The Christmas Blessing that I just bought, but haven't had a chance to read yet...
Koontz is good too. I used to think he was Stephen King using a different name.
I never got into Stephen King cause his books never had an anding. He "left it up to the imagination" of the reader. My thing is...if I had an imagination, I wouldn't be reading!!!
Koontz always finished his books. I haven't read a book in a couple of years, but up until then I read everything he wrote.
Oh!! And Chrismas shoes!! That now has a sequel called The Christmas Blessing that I just bought, but haven't had a chance to read yet...
nw2sltfsh
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Originally Posted by jdragunas
i love hearts in atlantis!!! you HAVE to read it! It's so wierd, but amazing too! And the green mile book is awesome too!! So much better than the movie!
And i haven't read the stand yet... i'll have to do that. My mom owns every stephen king book ever, so i'll just borrow it from her.
My favorite Stephen King book is the Talisman and then the sequel Black House
i love hearts in atlantis!!! you HAVE to read it! It's so wierd, but amazing too! And the green mile book is awesome too!! So much better than the movie!
And i haven't read the stand yet... i'll have to do that. My mom owns every stephen king book ever, so i'll just borrow it from her.
My favorite Stephen King book is the Talisman and then the sequel Black House
