What's your favourite book aside from the Trilogy?
Mine is the Fountainhead and sorta the Da Vinci Code. It's cool

Um, probably a tie between Dune and the Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy.

All of the Belgaraid/Mallorean books. :D

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is actually my favorite book.

Ptolemy got kicked down to the number two spot.

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Yes, I like that book too, but it's better then PG!!??
WHAT THE HELL HAS THE WORLD COME TO?
:D
:ice: Calm down with a bit of ice cream.
Uh, oh. Sugar hyper.
Edit: Actually, I'm surprised only you guys/gals posts. Usually this should be filled with replies.

Yes, I like it better. I grew up with Harry Potter.

And Harry, unlike Nat, survived.

Poor Nat . . .


Also, I like the Obsidian Trilogy, The Stravaganza series, and Calvin and Hobbes.

Calvin and Hobbes were good...except I grew out of them.
I loved

wrote:You never know when you might die. You might just walk out on the street one day, and WHAM! Ye get hit by a cement truck. So my motto is, live life to the fullest. What's your motto?

And Hobbes responds coolly.

wrote:Look down the street

How can you grow out of Calvin and Hobbes!?

Hobbes is brilliant, though.

I more stopped reading them.
And apparently Hobbes is based on a philosopher.

Ah. and what is Calvin based on? :D

and i like wow . . . well:

1. His many uses for your average box.
2. His veiwpoint on things.
3. His acadimic . .umm . . ways.
4. The snow-goons.
5. Hobbes.


and i like this quote:

Mrs. Wormwood:

wrote: *bangs desk with ruler* Calvin! What state do you live in?!

Calvin:

wrote:*beams* Denial.

That made me laugh. :lol:

House of Sand and Fog-Andre Dubus III

It's such an amazing book, I cried my eyes out...even Oprah likes it. And the Baltimore Sun called it: "A mixture of classical tragedy perfectly imbued with film noir"

And the movie's got Ben Kingsley and Jennifer Connelly.

Or Mad Shadows by Marie Claire Blais.

Edit: And The beach by Alex Garland

I'll say what everyone thinks I'll say: Lord of the Rings.

I like a lot of books, actually at the same level as LotR, but I ain't typing them now.

I like Lord of the Rings a lot as well.

Me too. And The Dragon Of Lonely Island makes me happy. Oh! and i Like A Dog's Life: The Autobiograohy of a Stray. Sad, but happy too.

Ianna wrote: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is actually my favorite book.

Ptolemy got kicked down to the number two spot.

Same here.
Good to have a HP supporter in this sea of Barty fanatics :D .

I like it too, but not as good as PG.

twilight

It was happier than PG, and inspired hope and warm fuzzies in me.

So, despite admitting Stroud's writing is better, I like JKR's ending and plotline a little better.

wrote:Shipping, is a general term for fans' emotional and/or intellectual involvement with the ongoing development of romance in a work of fiction. Though technically applicable to any such involvement, Shipping can involve virtually any kind of relationship..

Uh huh. But who actually uses the word 'ship' to mean only a friend or a family member? Go proclaim your love of the "Ron/Ginny ship" all over the hp fandom and see what you get. You're gonna get either "EWW" or "MMM YEAH SEXAY."

wrote: It was happier than PG, and inspired hope and warm fuzzies in me.

So, despite admitting Stroud's writing is better, I like JKR's ending and plotline a little better.

"Voldemort accidentally kills himself, the goverment is now a total utopia, the two dimensional UBER EVIL Slytherins are now diluted into good, everybody and their pets are making babies, and all is well."

Meh. I thought it was a little overdosed.