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Re: Harry Potter Battle: Books vs. the Movies - dejadejavu - 21-04-2008 06:36 PM

Reading is awesome! I used to read a book a week...minimum. And then I got sucked into technology and I stopped reading for years. Maybe a book here and there but I would rarely finish them. Also I rack up HUGE fines at the library so I got scared off.

Now I realize it is just cheaper to buy books.

The last book I read was Hocus Pocus by Kurt Vonnegut. It was brilliant!


Re: Harry Potter Battle: Books vs. the Movies - Cassie - 21-04-2008 06:40 PM

The last book I read was one of the Georgia Nicholson books. I read one last night before bed, they're very easy to read because not much writing goes in to them in comaprison to my usual novel. But they're just so funny, I can't resist!


Re: Harry Potter Battle: Books vs. the Movies - bambigoddess - 21-04-2008 08:12 PM

The last book I read was the last installment of the Chronicles of Narnia. Wink I had a hard time remembering what happened, and since they are so easy to read, I decided to read it one night. Wink


Re: Harry Potter Battle: Books vs. the Movies - dejadejavu - 21-04-2008 08:15 PM

(21-04-2008 06:40 PM)Cassie the Green One link Wrote:The last book I read was one of the Georgia Nicholson books. I read one last night before bed, they're very easy to read because not much writing goes in to them in comaprison to my usual novel. But they're just so funny, I can't resist!

I LOVE THOSE BOOKS. There's probably more that have come up since I stopped reading them. I should go find them. I actually laugh out loud when I read them. Although I've been reading a lot of straight up literature lately so I don't want to lose my momentum.

(21-04-2008 08:12 PM)Bambi is Wonder Doe link Wrote:The last book I read was the last installment of the Chronicles of Narnia. Wink I had a hard time remembering what happened, and since they are so easy to read, I decided to read it one night. Wink

I didn't really like the last book of the Narnia series. Its the only one of that series that I didnt read 14,000 times. I read it a long time ago so my opinion may have changed, but I remember the tone of the book being realllllly sullen and depressing and thats also when all the religious theory came out as well. Eh, maybe I'll pick it up again.


Re: Harry Potter Battle: Books vs. the Movies - ChalyssaMuch - 21-04-2008 08:15 PM

i was reading apart of the wayside stories hahaha. and some of HP 6. i cant remember what the last book i read all the way through was even though it was only a month and half or so ago.sadness.


Re: Harry Potter Battle: Books vs. the Movies - bambigoddess - 21-04-2008 08:23 PM

(21-04-2008 08:15 PM)dejadejavu link Wrote:[quote author=Bambi is Wonder Doe link=topic=1653.msg42038#msg42038 date=1208805134]
The last book I read was the last installment of the Chronicles of Narnia. Wink I had a hard time remembering what happened, and since they are so easy to read, I decided to read it one night. Wink

I didn't really like the last book of the Narnia series. Its the only one of that series that I didnt read 14,000 times. I read it a long time ago so my opinion may have changed, but I remember the tone of the book being realllllly sullen and depressing and thats also when all the religious theory came out as well. Eh, maybe I'll pick it up again.
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Yes, the last book was definitely my least favourite. That's probably why I forgot what happened in it. Which was your favourite out of the series?


Re: Harry Potter Battle: Books vs. the Movies - Cassie - 21-04-2008 08:26 PM

(21-04-2008 08:15 PM)dejadejavu link Wrote:[quote author=Cassie the Green One link=topic=1653.msg41969#msg41969 date=1208799608]
The last book I read was one of the Georgia Nicholson books. I read one last night before bed, they're very easy to read because not much writing goes in to them in comaprison to my usual novel. But they're just so funny, I can't resist!

I LOVE THOSE BOOKS. There's probably more that have come up since I stopped reading them. I should go find them. I actually laugh out loud when I read them. Although I've been reading a lot of straight up literature lately so I don't want to lose my momentum.

(21-04-2008 08:12 PM)Bambi is Wonder Doe link Wrote:The last book I read was the last installment of the Chronicles of Narnia. Wink I had a hard time remembering what happened, and since they are so easy to read, I decided to read it one night. Wink

I didn't really like the last book of the Narnia series. Its the only one of that series that I didnt read 14,000 times. I read it a long time ago so my opinion may have changed, but I remember the tone of the book being realllllly sullen and depressing and thats also when all the religious theory came out as well. Eh, maybe I'll pick it up again.
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I laugh out loud, too, I really do! She's asolutely hilarious... 'Knicker-toaster' and 'Ooh, it's darn nippy-noodles out here' have become apart of my daily language. Smile


Re: Harry Potter Battle: Books vs. the Movies - bambigoddess - 21-04-2008 08:28 PM

Oh, I completely jumped over all of that! I'm so sorry!

I adore her books. My friend met her once, and I was so jealous. Wink