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Negi-chama
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The Gammage Cup. I loved that book, so much. ;o;
Also, Paper Mario, Paper Mario the thousand year door, and Super paper Mario are good books. *shot for being stupid* |
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Fat Tuper
lovegod703
Joined: 06 May 2008
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| Posted: Thu Jan 08, 2009 9:07 pm
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| Frozenwinters wrote: | City of Ember series
Pendragon series
Fever 1473
Touching Spirit Bear
The Shakespeare stealer.
To name a few. D: |
YES. That book was awesome, and so were the sequels.
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lolwut
Sinani201
Joined: 13 Oct 2008
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Inkheart and Harry Potter and all the sequels and and and and and and A Series of Unfortunate Events. |
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Fat Tuper
lovegod703
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| Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 6:29 am
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| Sinani201 wrote: | | Inkheart and Harry Potter and all the sequels and and and and and and A Series of Unfortunate Events. |
ow old are you?
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I TROL U
Mantis15
Joined: 30 Apr 2007
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Token Nazi?
Zelnor
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The Discworld Novels by Sir Terry Pratchett have my best wishes with them. Read them and discover one of the best authors of our time.
Why odes Alzheimer have to hit the great minds... |
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and I control the decks
carfilledwithfish
Joined: 18 Jun 2007
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Gods Behaving Badly by Marie Phillips.
The Last Three Minutes by Paul Davies, if you're like me and enjoy reading scientific nonfiction that puts most people to sleep. |
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Hug you blob NAO!
Super Tenebrae
Joined: 14 Jun 2008
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The edge chronicles |
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Larry Koopa
Sam
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| Fat Tuper wrote: | | Sinani201 wrote: | | Inkheart and Harry Potter and all the sequels and and and and and and A Series of Unfortunate Events. |
ow old are you?
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Old enough to spell how I assume.
BTW,
The Cat and the Hat by Dr. Seuss
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RULE ONE OF FIGHT CLUB
Steve
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| King Harkinian wrote: | Harry Potter series by JK Rowling
Capt. Hook by J.V. Hart. (Seriously get this one, it's fantastic!)
Gamer Girl by Mari Mancusi |
You have five seconds to apply brain surgery to yourself.
Exactly five.
Five.
SECONDS. |
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Parabuzzy Queen
Macha
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The Pendragon series (D.J. MacHale), Artemis Fowl, Good Omens (Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman), A Wizard of Earthsea (Ursula K. LeGuin), Dogsbody (Diana Wynne Jones), the Young Wizards Series (Diane Duane)... I could go on. XD |
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Bartz Klauser
BAMFing ARCHER
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Joined: 27 Sep 2007
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| Frozenwinters wrote: | City of Ember series
Pendragon series
Fever 1473
Touching Spirit Bear
The Shakespeare stealer.
To name a few. D: |
Haven't read it in about a year and a half, did they release the 9th book? The one after that planet that was really Veelox.
Any of the Artemis Fowl series, Atlas Shrugged is good...
Anything by Terry Brooks.
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Fat Tuper
lovegod703
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| Larry Koopa wrote: | | Fat Tuper wrote: | | Sinani201 wrote: | | Inkheart and Harry Potter and all the sequels and and and and and and A Series of Unfortunate Events. |
ow old are you?
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ChaosStar
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The "Bartimeus triology" by Jonathan Stroud. Definately worth reading with lots of expressions. The book contains some magic words that he has made small explainations to in the bottom of the page if it has a word that need to be explained. Sometimes it's not even an explaination but talk. It's much humor in the story, but it still keeps the exitement, and the ending rocks. Everyone interested in fantasy books should read this, it's the best triology I've ever read.
I also recommend "The elf sign". It's nearly the same but it doesn't have that much demon magic as the first one. |
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Bartz Klauser
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| Super Scourge wrote: | The "Bartimeus triology" by Jonathan Stroud. Definately worth reading with lots of expressions. The book contains some magic words that he has made small explainations to in the bottom of the page if it has a word that need to be explained. Sometimes it's not even an explaination but talk. It's much humor in the story, but it still keeps the exitement, and the ending rocks. Everyone interested in fantasy books should read this, it's the best triology I've ever read.
I also recommend "The elf sign". It's nearly the same but it doesn't have that much demon magic as the first one. |
I read the former three years ago, and it's pretty good. If I remember things about it, it's two stories in one, and the first one involves Ptolemy XII(I think that was the last one) |
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