favorite books as a kid

[Hero1]

1. the three investigators..

2. the hardy boys

3. the lion the witch and the wardrobe



and some of my other fav's congo by michale cricton..catcher in the rye..a thousand acres..homicide a life on the killing streets-david simon.. gun seller by hugh laurie ..most painful read: charles dickinson david copperfield.. 2 fuckin long dora u stupid dumb bitch!

okay that is all

[SaintHax]

what's a book?


no really the only book I ever liked...

I am the chesse

[syxxpm]

thats the book where the kid goes on an adventure and it turns out there was no adventure...hes just a kid in a mental institution with some fat kid by the radiator who keeps making passes at hiim :umm: :rofl:

[dreamrib]

man thats a tough one!! I could list tons.

I was such a bookworm when I was little. favorites are hard to choose.

I loved Alice in Wonderland, lol, still do!

hmm I like the whole lion,witch,& warddrobe series too

all kinds of big fairytale books too!

Ohhh u guys remember Choose Your Own Adventure Books??? hehe

[Hero1]

man thats a tough one!! I could list tons.


Ohhh u guys remember Choose Your Own Adventure Books??? hehe

haha they sucked..i always chose a page where it was the end..after only like 3 pages

[syxxpm]

mine was dracula by stoker
jaws the revenge-hank searls
dantes inferno-dante alligeri (or however the hell you spell it!")
and stardust (bowie bio) by edwards and zanetta

i was 10 when i read the first two and 15 with the last two....the rest of my fav books are basically various comics,vampire,wrestling, music , and videogame biographies and stories :mrgreen:

[dreamrib]

haha, don't feel bad. I Always had to go back & pick the other option because I always picked the one where you died!

When I got into my teens I was all about teen fiction, all those vampire & scary stories. Somewhere in boxes buried I still have a great collection. It was what got me into writing my own stories.

[Chief]

really only favorite author,and i will be astonished if anybody has ever read his work.....Louis L'Amour......just read this guy's biography..seriously...

[STANLEY C. TAYLOR]

I liked the CYOA series in my teens. In fact. I still do. As a member of the Sci-Fi book club. I have several books that I haven't read yet. Time constraint. As of this post. I'm in the middle of reading Shadows of the Empire, Vector Prime (both Star Wars tales). Journey to the West, American Gods (by Neil Gaiman) The Return of the King (Yes that one. My mom had the original copy as well as the Hobbit) and yes. I have some comic novels including Kingdom Come, the Dark Phoenix Saga, Secret Wars, Darkseid vs Galactus: the Hunger, and Crisis on Infinite Earths. I had Batman vs Predator but lost it.


But that is another story.

[filmwizdaddy]

yall read??????????????????????????????



Yuck!!!!!!!!!!


Sorry but I'd rather drink a puke shake!!!

[Harmeister]

favorite authors (read most of their books) and the music that I play while reading them:

As a kid
* David Eddings
* Anne McCaffery
* Terry Brooks
* R.A. Salvatore
* Robert Jordan

As an adult
* Robert Jordan
* Terry Goodkind
* The New Jedi Order series (too many different authors, 23 books, it's all good)

And the all time most read (by me)
* the Bible (yes, I'm religious, so sue me)
* the Book of Mormon (yes, I'm LDS too)

Music to listen to:
* PM Dawn (of course)
* Enya (because you don't have to listen to it, it's calming background noise and the early celtic stuff is cool)
* Techno/House/Trance (especially trance, again just to have the sound there).

I suffer from tinitis, so I need to have some sound at all times or I hear this really annoying ringing in my ears that drives me nuts. That's why I listen to music when reading. And then when I hear the song again, I remember specific parts of the books.

[Louis85]

In grade school, there is no book we went crazier over than "Green Eggs And Ham!"

Other than that, any book that dealt with creating arts & crafts or painting, I was into.

I'm glad to see that my reading taste has grown up quite a bit!

[Rumi_Philosophie]

You all can probably guess mine, but here they are anyways:


The Lion,The Witch,and The Wardrobe


Alice In Wonderland


All R.L Steine novels



Strange Devices of the Sun and Moon(about Faeries in England)


The Old Curiosity Shop


The Cat's Elbow and other Tales


The blue and green Fairytale book series


Tom Tit Tot and The German version: Rumplestiltskin


Salem's lot


Irish Celtic legends especially the ones about Cuchulain


The Wizard of Oz(both the 2 movies and the books)


Gormenghast(Both movie and book)

That's all for now. I still read many of these.by the way.

[dreamrib]

Those are some EXCELLENT choices!!
I love a lot of those books!

i LOVE the Wizard of OZ as well. I got a signature while in Vegas from his son who did his own series of books as well!!

ahh, R.L. Stein....I liked him, loved L.J. Smith, who did a Vampire series
I still collect all of those young adult books, have a huge collection of those! (glad to see i'm not along there)

[filmwizdaddy]

BAAAARRFFFFF


Reading sux!!!! at least for me

[dreamrib]

well Lol, that cetainly is a Bitter response to reading, Lol.

[filmwizdaddy]

yeah I need to read more.....I read the biography to ice berg slim who is a pimp.......it was his story on pimpin. Stupid book but I have to admit I was entertained for a while.


:donno:


Are there any books that aren't soooooo long that you get sick of reading. I can read no more than an hr at a time or my eyes hurt. Makes me wonder how I even got through college!!!!!! :umm2:

[syxxpm]

reading is falopian

[filmwizdaddy]

reading is falopian

Falopian.........as in falopian tube?????????



:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :laugh: :laugh:

[syxxpm]

its an in living co-co co colour reference :mrgreen: