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I'm reading catching fire and the girl with the dragon tattoo.
I know i really should read the first book for the hunger games but it's like if i see the movie first. then i'm not gonna want to read the book it went off of but i'll read the other ones in the series though
I'm reading catching fire and the girl with the dragon tattoo.
I know i really should read the first book for the hunger games but it's like if i see the movie first. then i'm not gonna want to read the book it went off of but i'll read the other ones in the series though
Lol I made that mistake too >.> the movie ruined my book. I generally don't like watching a movie before I'm through with the book. Hmm I generally don't like watching movies based on books. It messes up the world I created in my head while reading.
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I'm (still) reading Storm of Swords by George R. R. Martin. And, for a class, I'm reading The Hiding Place by Corrie Ten Boom and Children of the Flames; this one doesn't have just one author per se, because it's the account of some of the twins who survived Josef Mengele's experiments in Auschwitz.
I READ EROTIC FANFICTION PARTICULARLY DUMBLEDORE/SNAPE.
Pffft, everyone knows Snape and Harry are the OTP. Snarry 4 lyfe.
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I can't help but feel that a certain adage about books, their covers and judging them applies here.
Indeed, it's like judging someone based on what kind of music they listen to. Everyone knows only intelligent people listen to classical and only retards can enjoy pop music.
Indeed, it's like judging someone based on what kind of music they listen to. Everyone knows only intelligent people listen to classical and only retards can enjoy pop music.
I have no problem with admitting if I missjudged someone but it does help me. Example, I'd rather talk with a girl who reads G.G. Marquez than a girl who reads Danielle Steel >.> (has read Danielle Steel and enjoyed it)
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I'm (still) reading Storm of Swords by George R. R. Martin. And, for a class, I'm reading The Hiding Place by Corrie Ten Boom and Children of the Flames; this one doesn't have just one author per se, because it's the account of some of the twins who survived Josef Mengele's experiments in Auschwitz.
I read Storm of Swords, it's not in my top 10 but definitely worth the time. And now I feel tempted to read Children of the Flames. I find sick experiments on human beings... interesting >.>
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I am reading Harry Potter and The Order of the Phoenix for the second time. So many more great character moments for the characters this time around.
Draco still continues to be the worlds most jealous boy as you can expect.
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And at times, I get so annoyed at how evil Umbridge is that I feel the need to put the book down and cool off. The romance between Harry and Cho is sort of doomed to fail from the start. Harry and Cho were never going to work out. Well, I'm glad Rowling wrote a much better relationship between Harry and Ginny in the next book. Even if Rowling does write about Harry's monster in his chest.
Seriously though, I'm currently reading the A Song of Ice and Fire Series. Currently 324 pages into book one, A Game of Thrones, and enjoying it immensely.
What book are you reading?
