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Top 10 Books1614-07-2014 18:09

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My Top 10 Favorite Fiction Books and Series

1. The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton
2. The Bluford High Series by Anne Schraff and Paul Langan, among a few more authors
3. Nectar in a Sieve by Karmala Markandaya
4. Tears of a Tiger by Sharon Drape
5. When Kambia Elaine Flew in From Neptune by Lori Aurelia Williams
6. The Percy Jackson Series by Rick Riordan
7. The Heroes of Olympus Series by Rick Riordan
8. The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold
9. The Hobbit by J. R. R. Tolkien
10. The Bishop / Special Crime Unit Series by Kay Hooper

Have you read any of the books or series on my list? Opinions on them? What are your favorite books?

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Anisah wrote on 01-09 15:38:
Anisah wrote:
AlexysSkittles wrote:
Anisah wrote:
AlexysSkittles wrote:
The movie is absolutely fantastic. That's why I wanted to read the book, thinking it would be even better than the movie. I was disappointed by a book. For the first time ever, the movie as waaaay better than a book I've read omfg XD
Yeah, I love the movie. I feel that the movie actually stuck to the book better than other book to movie conversions. Maybe the reason you, and maybe other people, hate the book is because it's very descriptive, and sometimes too much detail can get boring to the reader. Is that the reason?
On the contrary, I find the book too rushed. Not descriptive enough. No character development. Just think about it, usually they make movies out of a book with 400 pages. and it's one movie per book. With The Hobbit they're making 4 movies out of.... 150 pages or 200 pages... 
Imo the book is way too rushed. If it would've been descriptive, with a continuous action and with solid character development I would've LOVED the book, but it's the exact opposite XD
Oh ok, lol. I get what you're saying.
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Sareureuk wrote on 01-09 15:33:
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Anisah wrote:
AlexysSkittles wrote:
Anisah wrote:
Lol, well, did you enjoy the movie?
The movie is absolutely fantastic. That's why I wanted to read the book, thinking it would be even better than the movie. I was disappointed by a book. For the first time ever, the movie as waaaay better than a book I've read omfg XD
Yeah, I love the movie. I feel that the movie actually stuck to the book better than other book to movie conversions. Maybe the reason you, and maybe other people, hate the book is because it's very descriptive, and sometimes too much detail can get boring to the reader. Is that the reason?
On the contrary, I find the book too rushed. Not descriptive enough. No character development. Just think about it, usually they make movies out of a book with 400 pages. and it's one movie per book. With The Hobbit they're making 4 movies out of.... 150 pages or 200 pages... 
Imo the book is way too rushed. If it would've been descriptive, with a continuous action and with solid character development I would've LOVED the book, but it's the exact opposite XD
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Anisah wrote on 01-09 15:29:
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AlexysSkittles wrote:
Anisah wrote:
AlexysSkittles wrote:
 The Hobbit by J. R. R. Tolkien

I read it out of curiosity after the first part of the movie came out and I absolutely hated it XD
Lol, well, did you enjoy the movie?
The movie is absolutely fantastic. That's why I wanted to read the book, thinking it would be even better than the movie. I was disappointed by a book. For the first time ever, the movie as waaaay better than a book I've read omfg XD
Yeah, I love the movie. I feel that the movie actually stuck to the book better than other book to movie conversions. Maybe the reason you, and maybe other people, hate the book is because it's very descriptive, and sometimes too much detail can get boring to the reader. Is that the reason?
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Sareureuk wrote on 01-09 15:02:
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Anisah wrote:
AlexysSkittles wrote:
 The Hobbit by J. R. R. Tolkien

I read it out of curiosity after the first part of the movie came out and I absolutely hated it XD
Lol, well, did you enjoy the movie?
The movie is absolutely fantastic. That's why I wanted to read the book, thinking it would be even better than the movie. I was disappointed by a book. For the first time ever, the movie as waaaay better than a book I've read omfg XD
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Anisah wrote on 01-09 14:46:
Anisah wrote:
AlexysSkittles wrote:
 The Hobbit by J. R. R. Tolkien

I read it out of curiosity after the first part of the movie came out and I absolutely hated it XD
Lol, well, did you enjoy the movie?
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Sareureuk wrote on 01-09 10:26:
Sareureuk wrote:
 The Hobbit by J. R. R. Tolkien

I read it out of curiosity after the first part of the movie came out and I absolutely hated it XD
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Anisah wrote on 01-09 04:47:
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Sunny wrote:
 The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton

i'm about to read this in school!
is it good? i have to do a project about it.
It's my favorite book! My brother actually got the book from his school years back. I also had to read it for school once, and I had already read the book many times. It's a good book. It's basically about these 2 teenage boys who are greasers. They accidentally murder a soc, a rich boy, out of self-defense. They go on the run. There's actually way, way, way more to it than that, but I don't want to give the story away, lol. And, you may get emotional on some parts, I know I did the first few times I read it.
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Sunny wrote on 01-09 04:32:
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 The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton

i'm about to read this in school!
is it good? i have to do a project about it.
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Anisah wrote on 15-08 05:53:
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Happle wrote:
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Happle wrote:
Ahh, I love Greek mythology, I'll start reading it I guess. :3

If I ever find my library card, I'm probably going to go borrow some books, haha. 

I think at 4...I was being read books like "The Very Hungry Caterpillar." xD
But I think I started using a computer at age 4, hehe. 
At least your obsession is much better than me going on the computer like 24/7...

Yayyyy!

I remember that book!! I used to love it. <img src='/layout/nl/images/smileys/razz.gif' alt='<img src='/layout/nl/images/smileys/razz.png' alt=':p'>'> I don't know when I started using a computer, but I got my first one at age 11. And trust me, I'm on the computer 24/7 as well...which is not good...

I actually didn't really like that book. xD 
It was really boring, imo. 
That's how old I am now, lel. (Welling turning 12 this month)
Well, to each his own edisco

You sound older, xD. I'm 16, 17 in October.
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Happle wrote on 15-08 05:40:
Happle wrote:
Anisah wrote:
Happle wrote:
Anisah wrote:
You definitely should, especially if you love Greek mythology. I've read "The Lost Hero," "The Son of Neptune," and "The Mark of Athena," in the Heroes of Olympus series.

<img src='/layout/nl/images/smileys/lol.gif' alt='<img src='/layout/nl/images/smileys/lol.gif' alt='<img src='/layout/nl/images/smileys/lol.png' alt=':d'>'>'> I've always been drawn to books. My parents said I learned to read at 4, sooo I guess I got my hobby early on. To be honest, I think I'm obsessed...I even read books online on sites like Wattpad...
Ahh, I love Greek mythology, I'll start reading it I guess. :3

If I ever find my library card, I'm probably going to go borrow some books, haha. 

I think at 4...I was being read books like "The Very Hungry Caterpillar." xD
But I think I started using a computer at age 4, hehe. 
At least your obsession is much better than me going on the computer like 24/7...

Yayyyy!

I remember that book!! I used to love it. <img src='/layout/nl/images/smileys/razz.png' alt=':p'> I don't know when I started using a computer, but I got my first one at age 11. And trust me, I'm on the computer 24/7 as well...which is not good...

I actually didn't really like that book. xD 
It was really boring, imo. 
That's how old I am now, lel. (Welling turning 12 this month)
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Anisah wrote on 15-08 05:31:
Anisah wrote:
Happle wrote:
Anisah wrote:
Happle wrote:
I've only heard of "The Percy Jackson Series", "The Heroes of Olympus" and "The Hobbit"

I'm actually inspired to start reading "The Lost Hero" now because that's the only book from that series that I have. xD

It's really cool how you read a lot tho, I don't at all. <img src='/layout/nl/images/smileys/confused.gif' alt='<img src='/layout/nl/images/smileys/confused.gif' alt='<img src='/layout/nl/images/smileys/confused.png' alt=':s'>'>'>
You definitely should, especially if you love Greek mythology. I've read "The Lost Hero," "The Son of Neptune," and "The Mark of Athena," in the Heroes of Olympus series.

<img src='/layout/nl/images/smileys/lol.gif' alt='<img src='/layout/nl/images/smileys/lol.png' alt=':d'>'> I've always been drawn to books. My parents said I learned to read at 4, sooo I guess I got my hobby early on. To be honest, I think I'm obsessed...I even read books online on sites like Wattpad...
Ahh, I love Greek mythology, I'll start reading it I guess. :3

If I ever find my library card, I'm probably going to go borrow some books, haha. 

I think at 4...I was being read books like "The Very Hungry Caterpillar." xD
But I think I started using a computer at age 4, hehe. 
At least your obsession is much better than me going on the computer like 24/7...

Yayyyy!

I remember that book!! I used to love it. :p I don't know when I started using a computer, but I got my first one at age 11. And trust me, I'm on the computer 24/7 as well...which is not good...
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Happle wrote on 15-08 05:15:
Happle wrote:
Anisah wrote:
Happle wrote:
Anisah wrote:

Haha. Maybe you haven't heard of most because I read all kinds of books, so the list kinda stretches from genre to genre. They're all different, and some of them aren't as famous or popular as others.
I've only heard of "The Percy Jackson Series", "The Heroes of Olympus" and "The Hobbit"

I'm actually inspired to start reading "The Lost Hero" now because that's the only book from that series that I have. xD

It's really cool how you read a lot tho, I don't at all. <img src='/layout/nl/images/smileys/confused.gif' alt='<img src='/layout/nl/images/smileys/confused.png' alt=':s'>'>
You definitely should, especially if you love Greek mythology. I've read "The Lost Hero," "The Son of Neptune," and "The Mark of Athena," in the Heroes of Olympus series.

<img src='/layout/nl/images/smileys/lol.png' alt=':d'> I've always been drawn to books. My parents said I learned to read at 4, sooo I guess I got my hobby early on. To be honest, I think I'm obsessed...I even read books online on sites like Wattpad...
Ahh, I love Greek mythology, I'll start reading it I guess. :3

If I ever find my library card, I'm probably going to go borrow some books, haha. 

I think at 4...I was being read books like "The Very Hungry Caterpillar." xD
But I think I started using a computer at age 4, hehe. 
At least your obsession is much better than me going on the computer like 24/7...
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Anisah wrote on 15-08 05:08:
Anisah wrote:
Happle wrote:
Anisah wrote:
Happle wrote:
 Why have I not read any of these...or even heard of most of them?

Wow, I need to get out more. 

Haha. Maybe you haven't heard of most because I read all kinds of books, so the list kinda stretches from genre to genre. They're all different, and some of them aren't as famous or popular as others.
I've only heard of "The Percy Jackson Series", "The Heroes of Olympus" and "The Hobbit"

I'm actually inspired to start reading "The Lost Hero" now because that's the only book from that series that I have. xD

It's really cool how you read a lot tho, I don't at all. <img src='/layout/nl/images/smileys/confused.png' alt=':s'>
You definitely should, especially if you love Greek mythology. I've read "The Lost Hero," "The Son of Neptune," and "The Mark of Athena," in the Heroes of Olympus series.

:d I've always been drawn to books. My parents said I learned to read at 4, sooo I guess I got my hobby early on. To be honest, I think I'm obsessed...I even read books online on sites like Wattpad...
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Happle wrote on 15-08 05:00:
Happle wrote:
Anisah wrote:
Happle wrote:
 Why have I not read any of these...or even heard of most of them?

Wow, I need to get out more. 

Haha. Maybe you haven't heard of most because I read all kinds of books, so the list kinda stretches from genre to genre. They're all different, and some of them aren't as famous or popular as others.
I've only heard of "The Percy Jackson Series", "The Heroes of Olympus" and "The Hobbit"

I'm actually inspired to start reading "The Lost Hero" now because that's the only book from that series that I have. xD

It's really cool how you read a lot tho, I don't at all. :s
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Anisah wrote on 15-08 04:58:
Anisah wrote:
Happle wrote:
 Why have I not read any of these...or even heard of most of them?

Wow, I need to get out more. 

Haha. Maybe you haven't heard of most because I read all kinds of books, so the list kinda stretches from genre to genre. They're all different, and some of them aren't as famous or popular as others.
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Happle wrote on 15-08 04:38:
Happle wrote:
 Why have I not read any of these...or even heard of most of them?

Wow, I need to get out more. 
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