books The Book Thread

[Thuja 3,658]

I enjoy reading:

 

The Star Trek books(DS9 especially)

Parasol Protectorate

Dragon Age

The Witcher

[~Sassy Dashie~ 712]

Warrior Cats! Even though its a book meant for a younger age, I'm shocked at how amazingly beautiful the book series is!

 

 

The way there are multiple people writing the books, the characters and how everything is always to exciting!

 

And my most favourite thing about the book series is Jayfeather, and the way he falls in love with Half Moon, but half of the fandom pairs him with his stick! X3  Best fictional animal ever created.

 

 

Edited November 14, 2014 by SassyDashie

[Kaela 337]

Ok, have to update my Favorite List, as I finished reading The Maze Runner series.

I can't express how awesome that series is, the plot, the characters, everything. I'd recommend, if you have the chance just read it

[NeonUnicorn 13]

My favorite series is Warrior cats ^w^

 

 

Warrior Cats! Even though its a book meant for a younger age, I'm shocked at how amazingly beautiful the book series is!

 

Sorry for double post buttttttttt....

 

*Warrior cats brohoof*

[Rohinar 72]

SO MANY.  Where do I start?

 

-Harry Potter (obesessed!!)

-Lord of the Rings (obsessed!!)

-His Dark Materials (DAEMONS)

-Divergent, Insurgent and Allegiant (recently became obsessed!)

-The Mercy Thompson novels (how can you not like an urban fantasy series starring an epic shapeshifter mechanic?)

-Blue Exorcist (working on the manga.  SO cool!)

-Petshop of Horrors manga (another old favorite... I should reread that)

-Jurassic Park, Lost World (I learned what "entrails" meant when I first read these at age 9... lol)

 

And then there's nonfiction... but that isn't really series... and this is kind of enough lol!

[Draxon 214]

There are so many good books that I could name, so I'll just stick with my favorite book and my favorite series.  My favorite book is The House of the Seven Gables by Nathaniel Hawthorne.  He has this style of writing which makes it so easy for you to imagine that you're in the story.  The characters are enjoyable, and there's one particular scene which I love, which puts one of the character's lives in a different perspective.

 

My favorite book series is the Dune series by Frank Herbert.  They're the sort of books you just need to keep reading in spite of the heavy material, but it pays off very well (I've read each of the six main books twice).  The timeline of the books spans over millennia, and by the end of the last book, everything comes together in an amazing way, and one which I think is very satisfying.

[DubWolf 17,200]

I don't really read for fun, but I recall I used to read the Boxcar Children and Hank the Cowdog series when I was younger . Mystery and comedy are fun .

[Virgil 685]

This book is my favorite fiction book:

It's about a man who is transported into Fairy Land, and his various trial and adventures there; all while he pursues a character called "The Marble Lady". The book embodies the best of Romanticism, I think.

[ThatOneComrade 1,091]

I was such the Warriors and Ga'Hoole fan when I was a kid!  Since then I discovered fanfiction and haven't read many published books (Still haven't made it past page 80 of Catching Fire and I've had the book for two years.   Shame on me), so I guess those two are some of my favorites. But my favorite book of all time?

Always has been, and always will be.

[555 53]

While I don't like the early books, The second, third and definitely the fourth series of the Warriors books by Erin Hunter are AMAZING!

[Petrus 696]

In order: 

Game of Thrones

Lord of the Rings

Harry Potter

[Leonard Smix 421]

I dont much read anymore... but if it was anything... it would be

 

MAXIMUM RIDE!!!!

[Tao 7,428]

Valdemar books by Mercedes Lackey,

(The Hollows) by Kim Harrison

The Wolves of Mercy Falls,)

Stiefvater, Maggie

[livdharris 4]

Do any of you read teen fiction? If so, what are your favorite books that you have read lately? My favrite book of the month is probably Fangirl, by Rainbow Rowell. It is super cute and fun to read.

[Wolf General Alpha 636]

Hm.....I have read a lot of books in my life, but I am not really sure of any Teen Fiction books...

My memory is very hazy in certain areas, so I am not sure what I have and haven't read. All I know is that I have read a lot of books.

[Hypn0ticD 1,213]

It's been a while since I've read any physical books, but I enjoyed many works from R.L. Stine -- not just the Goosebumps series -- Fear Street was aimed at teens, which I thoroughly enjoyed!

[Samurai Equine 50,635]

Books made for teens? Not really my thing. I'm mostly into those hardboiled, noir, detective stories. A good who-done-it is always thrilling. But I am trying to broaden my horizons. My uncle got me a pretty hip science book for Christmas. Can't wait to dive into that! 

Edited January 7, 2015 by Samurai Equine

[Hashi 323]

Ahhh

Reading

Well

I have read what seems like most things, although I mostly stick to fantasy

Recently? 

The entirety of the belgariad series and mallorian again (just coz its damm good)

[Simon 4,557]

@@livdharris, @Hyperactive_Y0utuber, @Kaela, @Archer Dash, &,

 

Just a heads up, I've combined several threads about favorite books, what books you're reading, and similar threads into our Book Discussion master thread.  In the future, please be sure to run a search to see if there's a similar thread prior to posting your own.

 

Thanks!

[Tameless 979]

Well my favorite author: Lucy Christopher   came out with a new book: The Killing Woods. Going to start that later.

[Banul 3,831]

Finished read Revival by Stephen King, because I'll read anything that he writes. It wasn't his best, but it was still pretty good.

[Littlepip3000 111]

I love books. Do YOU love books? Post pictures or titles of your favorite books below. There's no limit to how many favorites you can have, but I also want to know WHY they're your favorites.
 

Got my thread merged into this one, so I'll just segue into this right quick!

I have a lot of favorites, but my number one is George Orwell's 1984; a beautiful, but fictional, expose on the extreme dangers of applied Socialism(which, in my mind, is different from theoretical Socialism) and government tyranny. A true classic, and a grave warning for the ages.

Edited February 6, 2015 by Littlepip3000

[Rebel the Wolfgirl 5,592]

My favorite book is Deathlands: Pilgrimage to Hell. It's a great introduction to a long-running series of post-nuclear war novels.

[HunterTSN 1,444]

Probably 1984 actually. 

 

I also really loved the Leviathan trilogy by Scott Westerfeld.

Edited February 6, 2015 by HunterTSN

[rarity1 461]

One of my favourite books is one called "The Ultimate Guide to U.S. Special Forces Skills, Tactics, and Techniques."

So much useful information.