City of Fallen Angels
this entire series always has shitty endings for every book.
this entire series always has shitty endings for every book.
What was the last book you read?
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The Isle of the Lost by Melissa de la Cruz
Paper Iggy Koopa
Retired
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The Dead & The Gone
by Susan Beth Pfeffer
(Second Book in the Last Survivors Series)
by Susan Beth Pfeffer
(Second Book in the Last Survivors Series)
PrincessPeach1989
Let's Plays aren't just for boys
The Art of War
DragonFreak
Everything that drowns me makes me wanna fly!
Cat and Mouse by James Patterson.
Thinking of doing an Alex Cross marathon soon.
Thinking of doing an Alex Cross marathon soon.
DragonFreak
Everything that drowns me makes me wanna fly!
Pop Goes the Weasel and Roses are Red by James Patterson.
As a loyal and dedicated reader, I feel like I shouldn't subjected to two horrifyingly shocking endings to two books in a row.
As a loyal and dedicated reader, I feel like I shouldn't subjected to two horrifyingly shocking endings to two books in a row.
Gone. It was pretty bad.
I finished Zero no Maria since the last volume came out, two and a half years after the sixth one. The last part of the epilogue put a smile on my face. The strangest volume in the series imo but I did end up liking how it ended. Still one of my favourite series.
I finished Zero no Maria since the last volume came out, two and a half years after the sixth one. The last part of the epilogue put a smile on my face. The strangest volume in the series imo but I did end up liking how it ended. Still one of my favourite series.
The Martian
basic plot copied from Apollo 13 and Mission to Mars, else a good book, good sense of humour, not too confusing, decent length.
The german translation SUCKED though. They made some basic mistakes like misspelled words and gettting characters' names wrong at some point. At least I got it for free though so that's not a problem.
I need to see the movie asap now,
basic plot copied from Apollo 13 and Mission to Mars, else a good book, good sense of humour, not too confusing, decent length.
The german translation SUCKED though. They made some basic mistakes like misspelled words and gettting characters' names wrong at some point. At least I got it for free though so that's not a problem.
I need to see the movie asap now,
BEEEEEAAARRRS
how about a rousing game of pool
1984
LN1 said:
Please tell me that that BFG is the BFG from Doom
no stop thats my new headcanon
oh god no now i have an earworm again
GalacticPetey
Donkey Kong
A Thousand Splendid Suns
A great read, but it absolutely tears your heart out.
A great read, but it absolutely tears your heart out.
DragonFreak
Everything that drowns me makes me wanna fly!
About 8 of the 22 Alex Cross books by James Patterson. The Lake House by Patterson. The entire Robert Langdon series by Dan Brown. Digital Fortress by Dan Brown. And A Wrinkle in Time by some French name I can't pronounce or spell that was absolutely terrible.
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Nathan Latsk
whoa hang on a second
what didn't you like about a wrinkle in time
what didn't you like about a wrinkle in time
Crabwalk (German Original Version: Im Krebsgang)
This was a pretty good book actually. In fact it was a really good one. And the best book we've ever had to read for german classes.
It's basically about the sinking of the german refugee/millitary ship Wilhelm Gustloff in 1945, and equally about neo-nazis in 1997 with references to the ship. It's a pretty complicated book, but somehow, Grass (the author) managed to keep the flow of the story and the story it self understandable.
If you remotely care for modern german history, and the english translation doesn't suck, it's worth a read.
This was a pretty good book actually. In fact it was a really good one. And the best book we've ever had to read for german classes.
It's basically about the sinking of the german refugee/millitary ship Wilhelm Gustloff in 1945, and equally about neo-nazis in 1997 with references to the ship. It's a pretty complicated book, but somehow, Grass (the author) managed to keep the flow of the story and the story it self understandable.
If you remotely care for modern german history, and the english translation doesn't suck, it's worth a read.
Icemario
Star Spirit
Thereby Hangs a Tail, then, Dog On It, then The Dog Who Knows Too Much, and currently To Fetch a Thief.
I've read most of these before (Dog On It is the only new one to me but actually the debut of the series) but they're soooooo good and I need something I know I'll like to get me back into reading books.
I've read most of these before (Dog On It is the only new one to me but actually the debut of the series) but they're soooooo good and I need something I know I'll like to get me back into reading books.
Stargazing
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Blue Exorcist
finished chapter 8, going to chapter 9 tomorrow as my phone gets taken at 9:30pm rip
hell yeah son of satan this is my kind of book
finished chapter 8, going to chapter 9 tomorrow as my phone gets taken at 9:30pm rip
fantanoice
I can see through time
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I last finished, "The $100 Startup," by Chris Guillebeau and an now onto, "The Virgin Way," by Richard Branson.
Both in audiobook form, I dunno if listening counts as reading.
Both in audiobook form, I dunno if listening counts as reading.
Nice. Which translation did you read?PrincessPeach1989 said: