[Bridie]

silver serpant you are right! but youd better cover some bits up with a nice big spoiler tag*points to mr.creps bit* dont want that bit spoiled now do we? :p

[peacelily]

I've been reading Martina Cole when not Stephen King or Alison, it doesnt really relate to the others, all about women and prostitution, murder and other crime in the Londen underworld, tho I must admit I like Darren Shan and Philip Pullman a lot also.

[crzpellinorgrl]

where to start i read a ton of different books like over the summer for example i read harry potter 3-6 in about a week i read night and day my family thought i died in my room they never saw me except for when i had to pee or when they were to loud id scream for silence. i have 35 (counting pellinor)in my library. i read all different tips like the lost years of merlin i got in sixth grade and then i got onto harry potter and the tree of avalon by t.a barron one of my many fav author like alison croggon, right know ur the top of my list for fav authors and i also read young adult books like candy and this lullaby i also love mystery and romance i went through a faze where all i read was rl stine for like 2 months the lists go on and on. i get it from my dad who by the way read LOTR as well when he was about 17.when im older im going to publish one book and one book only with my sister and my dad when i grow up anyway yeah if its a book ill read it no matter what, cover to cover even if i dont like it. i just finished the truth about forever which at first seemed boring but then got really rather good. i love to read more anyone got any suggestions?

[Bridie]

wow thats one hell of a paragraph :P. ive heard about these avalon books are they good? can you point me in the direction of a review or blurb please?

hehe i read the the whole of lotr when i was 11 and i read the sillmarillion then too.

[Silver Serpent]

Gosh. :rolleyes:
I started to read LOTR on my 10th birthday when i got it off my auntie.I finished in 2 weeks.Not bad for a 10 yr old...then again i didn't have stupid history and english assignments like i do now.grr.has anyone ever read the Barry Trotter series?They are sooo funny.It takes the mick out of JK Rowling- incredibly well!They are hilarious. :D :D

[whitesilkbreeze]

I love "A tale of two cities", it's the best Dickens novel by far. I especially love the first paragraph...."It was the best of times, It was the worst of times, It was the age of wisdom..." I could go on ;)

I know, isn't it wonderful? That's one of my favourite beginnings to a book. The ending is also one of the endings I love best -- but that's also to do with having heard a piece of music from the finale of a musical.

[crzpellinorgrl]

:) hey bridie! the tree of avalon is very good its fantasy but i would recommend reading the lost years of merlin first. you can go to www.tabarron.com and find out some more of the books. it is only a summary about it its really not as good as alison web site but it will do. :)

[Bridie]

thanks im on the site now :)

[crzpellinorgrl]

ur welcome! wow i could never read LOTR when i was 11! you guys are like super smart or maybe im just super dumb. i plan to read LOTR one day. maybe wen im waiting for the riddle i will read LOTR.

[Gemini]

I read LOTR in 2001 after i saw the movie and couldn't wait a year to find out what happened next, I made mum go out and buy the book the next day (the 3-in-1 version, over $50, which is around 100 pounds :eek: ). I got it on a Saturday and finished by Thursday, i stayed up until about 3am most nights reading it... fun times :D