Books!!! Read them and love them!

Talk about books my dear friends!! What's ya favourite, what ones do you hate, what one made you cry. ETC.  POST MY PRETTIES! POST!!

My favourite book is - Mark of Athena, and it will soon be replaced with House of Hades! Percy Jackson for the win!

Unwind and Unwholy by Neil Shusterman! <333
There also will be a third book called Unsouled, I think? Not sure.

The book I hated the most was a Dutch book I had to read for class. I forgot the title~

I'm now gonna read a true happened story, a book I borrowed from my English teacher, called The Suspicions of Mr. Whicher or The Murder At Road Hill House. About some murder around 1900 or so, not sure.
Will start reading tomorrow, actually can't wait to read it. ^^

I talk a lot, oh my...

UNWIND!! OH MAN, THAT BOOK!!!! <3 I still need to read the second one! Have you read Everlost?

SAME! And I already read the second one,too! c:
And you know there's a third one coming? I'm gonna buy it!

And yes, I've heard about it, but I've not read it... I want to read it, but my parents won't let me buy it because I've already (almost) 3 books from him, bought on the internet and sent to me from the USA. XD

Woop!!!

I'm currently waiting for 2 books. Champion by Marie Lu and House of Hades by Rick Riordan

House of Hades seems like a cool book to me. o;
I might look up some information about it.

I'm still waiting for this book of Neal Shusterman to come out, Hnnggg...
I also just started reading that English book for class, but I don't really like it so far...

Normally when Unis or Schools give you book, normally people don't like them ahaha. Or so I have found with myself.

I've recently read house of Hades last weekend, and MAN! DAT BOOK! It's so good!

Mika, if you're interested in it, I suggest reading the first series so you don't spoil it :3 It's Percy jackson :3 but they're all worth a read :3 Definitely my favourite series :3

and I have some bad books for uni this year, but then I have some cool books for children's literature :3 I get to read Alice and Wonderland, and Peter Pan :3 (and loads of others)

I'm still not finished reading this book for English class. I heard I should have finished it two weeks ago already, oh dear...

Is Neal Shusterman's newest Unwind book already for sale? I heard it was going to be sold around the 15th of October, but I'm not sure and I forgot the book's name as well... >.<"

I've been meaning to read unwind....I think I'll steal a friends copy for a bit :3

I would lend you mine, but you live too far away, sadly. xD

aha, any chance you can teleport it?

Dakota wrote:aha, any chance you can teleport it?

Teleport? Can't I just send it by letter or package on a plane? XD

Teleportation is much cooler :3

Dakota wrote:Teleportation is much cooler :3

If I had a teleporter, I could. c:

I'm reading a book called 'Maze Runner' by James Dashner. It's soooooooo coool! I was crapping my pants reading it. It's super tense! :3 It's soooo good!

I finally finished reading this book I borrowed from my English Teacher; The Suspicions of Mr Whicher or The Murderer at Road Hill House.

It was the worst book I've ever read for English class. True happened story, but it was such a big book with real old English language. It took all together more than 28 hours to finish it, I think...
Oh dear lord... I lost my faith in my English teacher's book-taste... ;_; He's no longer my favorite teacher! D8

No, just kidding; I still like that guy. c;

Hahaha. It's funny how people have many different tastes in books. I have a friend who liked the same books as me, but had more than I have ever seen in my life. So she leant me this book and said it was amazing- it was not. It was so boring.

I'm more an action, horror and adventure type. I hate stories that are boring, unless they can make a true happened story really interesting.
Also, I hatew romantic books, so annoying to rad those... pages. e.o

I'm a big fan of more advanced writing styles as the more simplistic styles often annoy me for some reason. I am currently reading 'The Night Circus', despite it's simplistic style I am quite enjoying it as of right now as the mysteriousness about the subject of which the book is named after grips you into it.

I did read the Inheritance Cycle, however, I eventually left the series alone 3/4 through the last book as it was just dragging on for ages and ages and ages and I was getting considerably fed up with it. I'll probably return to it as I hate leaving a book unfinished but it shan't be anytime soon.

I read a Dutch book which is written in simplistic style. I also don't really like books like that, but this one was pretty good. I don't know its title in English, but it's based on a mix of true happened events and made up events.

I prefer simplistic styles- Hunger games, Percy Jackson- I don;t know. I think I love Teen books a lot more than adult. Still a kid at heart.

America has too many "omg how am i goin 2 get a bf 4 prom" books full of random smutty scenes, so I've learned to avoid our teenage section.

Right now I'm reading Those Tremendous Mountains by David Freeman Hawke. It's about Lewis and Clark, and I'm loving it. Those guys are nuts.

I have a ridiculous amount books on the go at the moment, between reading for university and reading for my enjoyment, so here goes:

Non-fiction

• The Borgias - Christopher Hibbert
  
• The Twelve Caesars - Suetonius (biographies of the Roman Emperors, from Julius Caesar to Domitian, by a Roman historian)
  
• Alexander the Great - Paul Carteledge
  
• The Histories - Herodotus (a huge book about the history of Greece)
  
• Horrible Histories: Stormin' Normans - Terry Deary
  
• Dangerous Days in the Roman Empire - Terry Deary (I absolutely adore this book)
  
• In the Name of Rome: The Men Who Won the Empire - (author's name escapes me)
  

Fiction

• The Odessey - Homer
  
• I am the Great Horse - Katharine Roberts (re-read)
  
• The Kingmaker's Daughter - Philippa Gregory
  

The Odessey - Homer <3