Titanic
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Oh I am sure you can read very well. Honestly reading is just something I like to do. Like many other things it comes with practice. Cheers.
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What book(s) are you reading now?
- Thread starter YmirGF
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Oh I am sure you can read very well. Honestly reading is just something I like to do. Like many other things it comes with practice. Cheers.
Wherenextcolumbus
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I like reading too, but you are like the superman reader.
Titanic
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I tried to frubal this, atlas I must spread some frubals around. Thanks for the superman comment! I used to read a lot in my early childhood. It progressd from there. I became faster and faster.
Wherenextcolumbus
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See that is my problem, I never read a lot as a child, so much regret!
Titanic
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Well I suppose it could be bad either way. I read a lot of Stephen King growing up and it definitely changed my perspective.
I got the newest Jodi Picoult book from the library- The Storyteller.
NoraSariah
Active Member
Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief
Wherenextcolumbus
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The mystical qabbalah by Dion Fortune.
rageoftyrael
Veritas
The first two or three books were actually a bit under the bar. I believe it helps if you are a kid when you start reading these books. Nonetheless, the books do get better, and even if you don't love the writing, the storyline is actually quite good. I don't know, I just always liked it as I grew up.
Titanic
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Well I guess cause I am not a kid...
Rakhel
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I just finished Hit List by Larell Hamilton.
A crazy book in a series about Anita Blake. Maybe if I had started at the beginning of the series I might understand half of what was taking place. As it was, only a quarter of what I read was followable. The rest had me going WTF??
A crazy book in a series about Anita Blake. Maybe if I had started at the beginning of the series I might understand half of what was taking place. As it was, only a quarter of what I read was followable. The rest had me going WTF??
Titanic
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I always say start at the beginning of a series, that way at least you can have a decent idea of whats going on. Feel no shame though I have done it a few times before just for kicks!
Rakhel
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Got it at a thrift store. Didn't realize it was part of a series until I noticed there were things and events being talked about that didn't take place in this book.
Ah well. At least it wasn't the last book in the series
Titanic
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Got it at a thrift store. Didn't realize it was part of a series until I noticed there were things and events being talked about that didn't take place in this book.
Ah well. At least it wasn't the last book in the series
Well I can understand the confusion then. I heard there is like over 20 books in that series.
Rakhel
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Not to mention comic books and short stories.
(I looked it up)
The Invisible Gorilla
(It's about tricks our brains play upon us. Stupid brains!)
(It's about tricks our brains play upon us. Stupid brains!)