It would be okay to have, but to still read it when your in middle or high school and be the only thing you read would be a bit odd

 

going to go home tonight and read the entire series because I feel attacked

 

The Chaos Walking Trilogy !!!

Such an amazing science fiction trilogy, im too lazy to put a summary so just look one up if interested. But I HIGHLY recommend it if you love science fiction, dystopian, lots of action, cliff hangers, and emotion.

 

sounds nice, idk if my school library has it though

 

gasp

i got diary of a wimpy kid the third wheel for my 10th birthday and then i decided to buy hard luck afterwards because i liked that one

deadass both ripped up because my twin brother loved them more and left them in places that ruined the cover :(

 

Yeah I read the first book, and I feel like it doesn't have the amount of detail that the Rangers Apprentice did, it seems like the writer got lazy.

 

Has anyone read this is where it ends because it is so good!

 

same here, they are fun to read when you are really sad

 

I'm actually reading IT right now and Stephen King definitely has a few screws loose. About 30 of em, in fact. Idk, he likely just has weird ideas. also bump

 

the conspiracy i think its called, has 13 books, all labeled the 1-13 (corresponding to the months plus an extra one) is a great series! and i think PDF version is available!

 

legit me! haha

 

great ill check it out

 

Bumping this old thread lol. If anyone here is interested in Star Wars, the novel Thrawn is one of the best books I have ever read.

 

I like books about war and politics, get bored with all that other stuff.

 

xD

 

The Bible is a great book. Only the first half of it, the new testament is pretty borings.

If you want a book with some great action scenes or sexual scenes(usually involving children) or scenes where both get combined!! try out the Quran.

 

I can't tell if you are serious or not so I'm going to take that as a yes you are serious.

 

Reading is for nerds hehehe

 

The only books I enjoyed were the Alex Rider books back a few years ago when I just started high school. They've aimed at teens/young adults. The author is the guy who has written the last few James Bond books.




The last time I read a book other than my A-level guides was like at least 6 years ago.