I'm reading “The Mysterious Benedict Society and the Prisoner's Dilemma”. The whole series is an awesome series, especially the first one!

I'm currently reading “The Guns of The South”, by Harry Turtledove. As with all books by him, it's amazing. It would probably be rated M for nudity and things that come with that, racial slurs(takes place in 1864), foul language, and maybe some gore, also violence and stuff.

Well, I'm reading The Mortal Instruments, which is really cliché but is a super fun read, The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy, (for a report) the Wereworld series, which I wouldn't recommend, and The Sword of Shannara, which is interesting.
I also just finished The Wings of Fire series and Divergent for the third time.
What can I say, I read a lot!

I am reading “The new hope” by: Alexandra Braken. Its a stairways book. I saw all the movies. Now I am reading the books. Also I am reading Robinson Crusae and The enemy above.

ELevell wrote:

Well, I'm reading The Mortal Instruments, which is really cliché but is a super fun read, The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy, (for a report) the Wereworld series, which I wouldn't recommend, and The Sword of Shannara, which is interesting.
I also just finished The Wings of Fire series and Divergent for the third time.
What can I say, I read a lot!

Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy is great.

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I am reading “The new hope” by: Alexandra Braken. Its a stairways book. I saw all the movies. Now I am reading the books. Also I am reading Robinson Crusae and The enemy above.
I meant to say starwars. auto correct….

Y'know you can just hit ‘edit’ and change it… Also, is it good? I've read a lot of the Halo books, and several Warhammer Books, but I've only read a couple Star Wars books. I mostly just read the essential guides to stuff about starwars.

ELevell wrote:

Well, I'm reading The Mortal Instruments, which is really cliché but is a super fun read, The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy, (for a report) the Wereworld series, which I wouldn't recommend, and The Sword of Shannara, which is interesting.
I also just finished The Wings of Fire series and Divergent for the third time.
What can I say, I read a lot!

The Mortal Instruments is actually good though.

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Y'know you can just hit ‘edit’ and change it…

New scratcher's don't have the edit option.

I'm not reading much at the moment (I finished the Chamber of Secrets on Wednesday and I have to wait till Monday to swap it out for the Prisoner of Azkaban at my school library ;- but here are some good books I have read if anyone's looking for recommendations.

Molly and the Cat Café by Mellisa Daley (Warning: contains swearing and mature-ish content)
A Street Cat Named Bob by James Bowen (Also swearing and other stuff) (Also it's a true story so bonus!)
Little Women by Louisa May Alcott

My mind has gone a complete blank so I may post again later, we'll see.

Finished Slaughterhouse Five by Kurt Vonnegut yesterday, an excellent read. It has lots of interesting metaphors for the human condition but also has lots of humor and memorable characters. It's a pretty quick and easy read too, only took me a few hours (though it might take a bit longer depending on your reading level).
I've mainly been reading shorter and easier books in between the huge doorstoppers. After I finish all the books that I've currently gotten out of the library (Cat's Cradle, The Metamorphosis, The Sirens of Titan, The Crying of Lot 49) I'll begin Crime And Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky.

I made a forum of a book club but they closed it because apparently it is exactly the same as this

I mean, yeah. You read a book, and then you tell other people about it.

Anyway, I got Fallout and A Walk In Hell, both by harry turtledove, for christmas. They continue the stories of the two novels “Bombs Away” and “American Front”. Fallout is in the hot war series, where harry truman, faced with the disaster that was all the chinese soldiers in the world flowing over the yalu, makes the following thought train: “So, if I ended WWII by nuking japan, I can end this one by nuking china.” He gets urged on by general douglas macarthur. This starts WWIII. A Walk In Hell is part of the American Front series. In that universe, the south won the civil war, followed by the second mexican war a generation later. WWI happens between the entente(allies) of the CSA, UK, France, and Russia against the USA, German Empire, and the other central powers. It's quite cool. Also, george armstrong custer(guy who got rekt by the indians at the battle of little bighorn) is still alive and now in command of an entire army. He's also incompetent and incapable of comprehending that horse cavalry and machineguns, barbed wire, land mines, and artillery do not mix. He's probably based on like general Nivelle and some other french generals who favored frontal attacks resulting in things like the battle of Passchendaele, where 700,000 men died to win 6 miles of ground.
I've also read Halo: Glasslands. It takes place after the humans and the covenant(religious space nazis. sort of space isis but more empire and less glorified terrorists) are done fighting. The sangheili(elites) are fractured, and ONI(Office of Naval Intelligence. They do all kinds of morally questionable stuff that if you know about you most likely die) is making sure the elites never get their shiz together and be united. In the second book in the series, the thursday war, the human uber dreadnought of death, the infinity, shows up when the bad elites are trying to overthrow the good elites(ONI is supporting both), and blows up the bad guys, followed by three good guy ships. Because god dangit ONI.

Hi. I'm fairly new to scratch. I have read the Harry Potters and ‘A Series of Unfortunate Events’, as were mentioned on this thread. I am currently reading the TimeRiders series.

I am reading Warriors! It's about feral cats!

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I'm currently reading Belly Up by Stuart Gibbs. It's soooo good! I started two days ago and I'm already loving it

I'm also working on reading Survivors by Erin Hunter. I'm reading “Darkness Falls”

i read roblox: top adventure games

this seem a bit broad, doesn't it
regardless though i'm currently reading Nothing by Unknown Author. Last book I think i read was a book on how to fall asleep faster

i was rapping to dr seuss books
I WILL NOT EAT GREEN EGGS AND HAM

I’m busy procrastinating on reading Keeper of the Lost Cities: Lodestar by Shannon Messenger