sorry but I disagree with you

Captain Internets wrote:...WAT

You actually really liked the books?

Lord Nouda wrote:

nathanielandbartimaeus wrote:The Narnia books were hardly that good. They were extremely childish.

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nathanielandbartimaeus wrote:

Captain Internets wrote:...WAT

You actually really liked the books?

I loved them when I was younger. My wat was more about you being all "oh they're not that good, they're childish" well...they're children's books. They're not even that childish anyway.

I recently read the Narnia series to my boys. (12,13) They are good books and I don't find them childish. They are just as good as I remember when I read them as a child.

I agree with gabbi

nvm

Captain Internets wrote:

nathanielandbartimaeus wrote:

Captain Internets wrote:...WAT

You actually really liked the books?

I loved them when I was younger. My wat was more about you being all "oh they're not that good, they're childish" well...they're children's books. They're not even that childish anyway.

Narnia's OK. well, actually, its a lot better than some of the other books I have read. So it deserves to be on the list. Just not number 1.

No offense to Eoin Colfer and all those fans, but I despised Artemis Fowl. I only got through the first book and half of the second until i realized i couldn't read it anymore. Who put it on the list? (no offense to whoever likes it.)

See, what i despised was Artemis's logic. Of all the ways a teenage mastermind could earn money, why through fairies?

Seshat wrote:See, what i despised was Artemis's logic. Of all the ways a teenage mastermind could earn money, why through fairies?

a) Under-exploited market
b) Rule of Cool.

Chiz wrote:nvm

what is nvm mean

nvm = never mind.

Thanks

Well I AM a little too late... but I would have recommended The Moira trilogy by Henri Loevenbruck but I don't think those books were translated into English... Can't find them anywhere... What a shame - such great books! Maybe a little violent but overall - astounding. One of my favorite series of books I've ever read.

I'm a great fan of Sherlock Holmes and I was surprised I didn't find it in the list.. And I would also want to suggest the Abhorsen trilogy by Garth Nix! :D Also stardust and good omens, both by Neil Gaiman. :D I'm glad Gaiman's Sandman made it to your list. Oh and Diane Setterfield's The thirteenth tale! Sorry for being too eager. :X :X :X

We didn't have Holmes on there? The shame!

(Technically, Good Omens is by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett.)

Yep. Not a mention. Not even a single case..
Sorry for the mistake, yes you're right, it's by Neil Gaiman and terry pratchett. :D

O_o. We really did not have Sherlock Holmes? This is quite unforgivable.
Since we are having comics like Sandman, what about Calvin and Hobbes?

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And Tintin.

Yes, I re-checked just to make sure that I didn't just overlook it. Not there.
And to think Agatha Christie made it to the list! Holmes is way way better than her. Well, in my opinion. Which is rather a very biased one, since I haven't read any Agatha Christie novel yet. :X

These are my top seven series.
1)The Bartimaeus Trilogy,
2)Harry Potter,
3)Cirque du Freak,
4)The Demonata,
5)Inheritance
6)The Hunger Games
7)Artemis Fowl
I see that Nero had included many of them in his list ^-^

My list three years ago and my list now would be very different. =P

o.o I did not notice that that was three years ago....