What CLASSIC books have you read MANY times and will read again?
There are a lot of great books, but most of them I read only once. There are, however, several that are very smooth or funny and I like rereading them again and again. Such examples would be quotPride and Prejudicequot or quotHuckleberry Finnquot. What are your favorite multiple readers?
The Prince and the PauperbrDante s Inferno
Do the Twilight books drive you crazy?
What do you fans see in these? Just wondering...
Twilight has been on top of my WORST BOOKS EVER list for a long time now. All of us have to admit that for some queer reason the Twilight series has started an uncontrollable obsession. But honestly, I do not see the reason behind this crazy obsession. I honestly hated the series. It is not that interesting, along with the whole obsession with the fact that girls might dare find themselves in love with the imaginary figures Edward and Jacob. It is quite annoying. The books are stupid an uninteresting and I appreciate the fact that many readers share my point of view. The movies were terrible as well, though due to Stephenie Myers books, Robert Pattinsonan actor who i personally despise has become famous. However, no matter how terrible the books were, the Twilight series can possibly be considered to be one of the most influential teen series of our generation. After the success of Twilight, many authors have indulged themselves in writing stupid, unoriginal vampire romance books to make business, and sadly people are buying them. It honestly frustrates me to see teens to fall in love with books like twilight. So to answer your question, if you mean twilight drives me crazy in a NEGATIVE way, then i must say yes. TWILGHT DRIVES ME CRAZY BECAUSE IT IS ONE OF THE MOST TERRIBLE, UNORIGINAL, IMBECILIC STORIES THAT I HAVE EVER READ. It was a complete waste of my time to even to turn the pages of those novels if one could even call them thatbrbrHope this Helped!brYour ANTI twilight reader.
Do the harry potter books get more grown up as the series progresses?
ive just read the first on with my daughter whos six, we really enjoyed it, but some of the later books have so many pages im wondering if they might be too scary.
I read the second book when I was ten and I got nightmares from it.brThe third one scared me even more at that age.brBut theyre very good books. I love them.brAs the series progresses, it does get more graphic and horrific, I give TheGhostwriter that. Perhaps wait a little for the next one.
