Books...?!

[Luara]

oh, I said I'm DYING to read the "Eldest", I didnt read it, still didnt get out on Portugal... and in other countres I dont know but... I will run to the shop to buy it!!! I adore that book, and The da vinci code was great too...; their my favorite Books of fantasy... whats your favorite book? oh, thinking on Eldest made me feel in "fleas"... Eragon was cute, I hope this ones too... ups... I dont know about yall but, I love to read

[XxSephirothxX]

I would like to beat people who don't read with a very heavy book.

[Luara]

isnt that a bit to much.. ?

[Chris]

Favourite books:

"Bridges of Madison County" & "Bram Stoker's Dracula" & "Nosferatu".

:<3:

[Kirobaito]

I don't read for leisure with the exception of Harry Potter. I had to read Brave New World, Dracula, The Scarlet Letter, The Awakening, Invisible Man, and Frankenstein last year due to school.

[Chris]

You didn't enjoy Dracula??? *Knives*

[Kirobaito]

You didn't enjoy Dracula??? *Knives*

I never said that. xD I said that I didn't *choose* to read it.

[Shoeberto]

Reading makes me sleepy. No matter the book, reading it for an extended period of time puts me to sleep, so I usually have trouble getting much out of them.

1984 is my favorite, though.

[Rye]

I love reading. My favourite book is Zazoo by Richard Mosher. Unfortunatly, no one I know has ever read it, which is such a shame!

[Craig]

I used to read Goosebumps books all the time, a few years back. But I slowly lost the concetration needed to read heavily. I did read the 1st 4 Harry Potter books though, and I might try read the others.

I also bought The War of the Worlds, when the movie came out and I got about half way through it, and haven't read it since.

[Luara]

*Still with "Eragon" in my arms* * Loking to him*
- I love you, you know that...
Well... first I didnt like books, but then I started to read, and... puff...
*kissing the book* :<3: :<3: :<3:

[Reles]

My favorite book was "The Bell Jar" by Sylvia Plath. Not because I enjoyed it, it's the most depressing book, no one can possibly enjoy it. But I like it because I'm in awe with it and how she can sway your emotions and for moments after reading, you begin to feel the way the chacter feels. It's really hard to explain, but any book that can put such a strong emotion on me like that, has my appreciation.

I'm reading the 4th Harry Potter right now just so I can watch the movie after I've read the book this time to get my own interpretation and complain about what they change or left out.

[Chris]

I never said that. xD I said that I didn't *choose* to read it.

Oh, okay. Then we're straight. xD

[Kamiko]

I read too much. I had perfect vision when I was like 4. But then I learned to read and now I have 20:200 vision.

[rubah]

When I take my last AR test for high school, I'll print off my AR reading log (since fifth grade) and scan it for you guys.

With AR time, there is a strange combination of leisure and graded reading, so sometimes it's all good. I'm finishing reading Watership Down, and I'm nearly to a part of the book I didn't get to when in Lafayette. (for more leisurely reading, I also restarted Anne of Avonlea, and over the summer I read a number of my christopher pike collection again)