are you a book worm? well i used to be one..but then just didnt get enough time to read...so to the book lovers what did i miss?

what do you like to read?

who dont you just dont get bored of reading?

what books would you recommend and why?

are comics considered book? :6:

what do you like to read?

Suspence novels.

who dont you just dont get bored of reading?

John Case, Michael Chricton.

what books would you recommend and why?

All of the above authors books. They are just awesome.

what do you like to read?
* hehe I would almost read everythin..but I prefer horror stories and also mysteries..

who dont you just dont get bored of reading?
* I love stephn king, R.L Stine, I also like Deepak Chopra's books..very inspiring..

Reading is what gets me through life lol. I love reading novels. Fantasies, adventures, tragedies, romances, biographies. Just about everything. I also like Shakespeare and Shakespearean poetry. As for my favourite author, I don’t have no one specific. I prefer the quality of the book rather than who wrote it.

what do you like to read?
i like to read suspece novels, and british novels

who dont you just dont get bored of reading?
i never get bored of reading, i can read the same book more than once..


what books would you recommend and why?
well everyone have a diffrenet taste but i would recommend to read for minette walters she one hell of a writer....
if you like english comedies you should go for jane green, sophie kinsella...
but if you are more on the drama side meave binchy is the one for you

I'm definetly not a book worm but I enjoy reading from time to time

what do you like to read?
Non- fictional Realistic stories and phycological books

who dont you just get bored of reading?
Judy Blume

what books would you recommend and why?
Letters from the Inside. I am not sure who is the author. I will try to find out and let u guys know. It was an amazing story. I couldnt let the book down. I continuosly read it till I was all done.

Arabian princess was a good book which I have enjoyed but the other updated one's that came after it were just for publicity I guess. I did not really enjoy them.

Another Book I recomend everyone to read is= yu can change your life by Tim Laurence.

And this one is for the ladies :P
It's called Secrets about Life every Woman should know by Barbara De Anfelis. It's a peice of art to tell u the truth!

what do you like to read?
Anything I can get my hands on!


who dont you just dont get bored of reading?
Judith McNaught. I can read some of her romance novels over and over again, and still cry.. :weep:


what books would you recommend and why?

Well, for crime or thrillers I like Sidney Sheldon.
I also like Robert Ludlum and John Grisham.
Something for teenagers, Judy Blume or Francine Pascal.
As for romance, Judith McNaught and Julia London.
Classics, Charles D i c k ens or Bronte.

Romance novels?

I can't think of reading 'em. I can hardly watch them on movies. :sweat:

what do you like to read?

suspense with romance, real life stories, thriller, saga, plays

who dont you just dont get bored of reading?

Micheal crichton, Sidney Sheldon, Daniel steel, SHAKESPEARE!

what books would you recommend and why?

all of shakespeares work, coz the stories are simple, BUT the characters teach u alot, and alot of "inbetween the line" mesages.

Nora Roberts, she touches both worlds, first she takes u to the cruel cruel aspect of the world, just wen u are about to harden ur views, she goes all soft with romance,, reminding us

Originally posted by Phoenix

who dont you just dont get bored of reading?
Judith McNaught. I can read some of her romance novels over and over again, and still cry.. :weep:
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if u like Judith Mcnaught.. then i would recomnd u to try some of "Jude Deveraux" 's Novels. look out for her bestseller " a knight in shining armor" ;)

Oh, Ive read that one NabHan..




now how do you know that? :duh:

Originally posted by NaBHaN
if u like Judith Mcnaught.. then i would recomnd u to try some of "Jude Deveraux" 's Novels. look out for her bestseller " a knight in shining armor" ;)

Duuuude, what's up with you reading these girly books?!

then what would you recommend mux?

lol, I remember the first romance novel I ever read was "Whitney My Love" by Judith McNaught. It was really moving.. :weep: This was like 4 years ago.

Ever since then I was hooked.. then last year I got fed up with all that love and happily ever after endings.. haven't touched one in a while. :sorry:

what do you like to read?

Mostly novels but I do read a lot of non-fiction. I usually shuffle 3 or 4 books at a time. Like for example at the moment I'm reading 3 novels and non-fiction book:

The Years of Rice & Salt, by Kim Stanley Robinson. A novel which imagines the past 700 years of history as they might have been if a plague had wiped out the population of Europe and the muslims and the Chinese emerge as the dominant civilizations of the world.

Catch-22, by Joseph Heller. A 20th century classic, a black comedy set in WWII.

The Company: A Novel of the CIA, by Robert Littell. A massive 1280 page novel that mixes historical and fictional characters with real events over the first 50 years of the history of the CIA. I've read 100 pages so far and I'm totally hooked.

The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference, by Malcolm Gladwell. The author tries to explain why change so often happens as quickly and as unexpectedly as it does. For example, how does a novel written by an unknown author end up as national bestseller? Or how something that's been out of fashion can suddenly become a must-have item. The tipping point is the point at which an idea, a trend, a disease, etc reaches critical mass and becomes almost like an epidemic.

who dont you just dont get bored of reading?

I've never read an author who I didn't eventually get bored of. I have yet to find an author who's consistently worth reading. I've went through phases with authors such as Anne Rice, Carl Hiassen, Robert Luldlum, Tom Clancy and others. Carl Hiassen writes really quirky novels set in Florida which are extremely funny. He's the only author whose books always made me laugh out loud. Unfortunately after reading 4 or 5 of his novels I got bored of his consistent environmental themes. Tom Clancy writes great techno-thrillers, but his books keep getting bigger and bigger while the stories get thinner and thinner. He hasn't written anything great since the mid-90's. But his initial books were amazing.

Nowadays when I start a book I give it only 50 or 100 pages. If I'm still not hooked by then I stop and shelve it no matter who the author is. Life's too short to be wasting your spare time reading something not worthwhile.

what books would you recommend and why?

About A Boy and High Fidelity by Nick Hornby - two of the most enjoyable books I've read in my life. Even if you've seen the movies I'd still recommend that you read the books, particularly About A Boy.

The Mars Trilogy : Red Mars, Green Mars and Blue Mars by Kim Stanley Robinson. If you're a science-fiction fan then you probably read these already. The most prize winning sci-fi of the 90's, a magnificent epic imagining of man's colonization of Mars.

Dune by Frank Herbert. It captured my imagination like no other book when I first read when I was a teen. I re-read it again later and it was just as good.

Sho-Gun, Taipan and Noble House by James Clavell

Originally posted by mux
Duuuude, what's up with you reading these girly books?!

lol.. i dont!!

i was forced to read it. my sister loves it. :p

but i usually read books by Robert Ludlum. ;)