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pezDon't mean to pot 3 messages in a row. Sorry. 8)
I haven't read a novel for AGES. The last thing I read... I think it was Lord of the Rings. Didn't finish it because it bored me. That was a year ago I think. I miss the days when I'd carry a book around with me everywhere I go.
Please reccomend me some books. I don't really like comedy/parody or crime fiction (read too much of it in school) so not from those categories but, anything else is good (okay, maybe not Danielle Steel. You know what I mean). I like loads of different kinds of stuff so don't worry about whether or not I'll like the theme. I read anything from "To Kill a Mocking Bird" to "Interview with the Vampire" to "Kane and Abel" to "The Poisonwood Bible" to "The Little Prince".
(but if you know of a novel that's truly beautiful, poetic and filled with imageries and hidden meanings, well I die for that kind of stuff)
Even if it isn't a novel... rec anyway. <--- has just ordered Stephen King's "On Writing", remembering Scribbles talking about it a while ago.
Just give me the title and I'll look it up on Amazon or go to Borders to read a couple of pages, so no need to provide summary ^^
PLEASE REC!!!
[edit] Wah you guys read loads of "series" novels. Am going to avoid those for now coz addiction can be castatrophic XD Looks like I gotta give Neil Gaiman a go heh.
I haven't read a novel for AGES. The last thing I read... I think it was Lord of the Rings. Didn't finish it because it bored me. That was a year ago I think. I miss the days when I'd carry a book around with me everywhere I go.
Please reccomend me some books. I don't really like comedy/parody or crime fiction (read too much of it in school) so not from those categories but, anything else is good (okay, maybe not Danielle Steel. You know what I mean). I like loads of different kinds of stuff so don't worry about whether or not I'll like the theme. I read anything from "To Kill a Mocking Bird" to "Interview with the Vampire" to "Kane and Abel" to "The Poisonwood Bible" to "The Little Prince".
(but if you know of a novel that's truly beautiful, poetic and filled with imageries and hidden meanings, well I die for that kind of stuff)
Even if it isn't a novel... rec anyway. <--- has just ordered Stephen King's "On Writing", remembering Scribbles talking about it a while ago.
Just give me the title and I'll look it up on Amazon or go to Borders to read a couple of pages, so no need to provide summary ^^
PLEASE REC!!!
[edit] Wah you guys read loads of "series" novels. Am going to avoid those for now coz addiction can be castatrophic XD Looks like I gotta give Neil Gaiman a go heh.
