I love series of books, so here goes...

1) Chronicles of Narnia by C. S. Lewis

2) Anything by Don Coldsmith (yes it is a series, I believe it's the Spanish Bit saga..don't remember...)

3) The People seris by W. Michael Gear and Kathleen O'Neal Gear.. starts with People of the Wolf and ends with People of the Masks

4) The Visitant by the same authors as above

5) The Sumonning God by same as above

6) Bone Walker by same as above.. (yes this is a Trilogy, but I don't know what the title of the trilogy is >_<



Good books....

Check those out, they're amazing. I'd suggest reading the People series before jumping into Don Coldsmith. It starts very slow, but picks up very, very fast. The Don Coldsmith books are a bit easier to read... it doesn't talk about things that are hard for the concious mind to grasp as much.

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Haha. Thats kind of funny.

It's called a library, dear.


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Everyone needs to go on a quick trip to Barnes and Noble and shell out $23.95 for "Sunshine" by Robin McKinley. Yes I know thats expensive for a book but it's so worth it.

1984 by George Orwell

Amazing piece of literature.

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In my opinion I thought it was poor. It definitely isn't as good the hype is building up to be. The idea of the story was interesting, but it just got to the point of being boring half way into the book.

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Rats.

Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen. It's hilarious, I just love it.

MTLBYAKY

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Has anyone read The Da Vinci Code yet? That sounds interesting-- in fact, I've just recently read a nonfiction book about cryptography and codebreaking, which was fascinating as well. My mom's just started reading The Da Vinci Code; I'm going to swipe it from her when she's finished.

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In my opinion I thought it was poor. It definitely isn't as good the hype is building up to be. The idea of the story was interesting, but it just got to the point of being boring half way into the book.

to kill a mockingbird was a pretty cool book...i would tell u my favorite book but there is just too many that i have read that i loved...the list would go on forever...
Emily

"ordinary people" by Judith Guest i think it was so good but other people think otherwise.

Ohh, good. I can just pick them up as I find them, then, until I have them all. Hurrah! Thanks for the info. Love, Jen.

It seriously doesn't matter what order you read them in. They tell you all you need to know throughout the course of the book so don't worry.

"To Kill A Mocking Bird" is a classic that I think everyone should read. I love books. I don't have enough time or money to read all the books on my 'Must Read' list. I like fantasy the best but also mystery, novel fiction, and the occasional sci-fi. Books are jewels for our vault of knowledge. *Drool* Books, books, books, books, books! Raise your hand if you love to read!

I'm currently reading "Childhood's End" by Arthur C. Clarke and I am completely lost.

"Things Not Seen" by Andrew Clements

'Before I Say GoodBye' Mary Jane Clark.
-Sunset

I found what appears to be the latest book in the Discworld Series (Thief of Time) at the library...but that's the ONLY ONE they have. Grr. I HATE reading series out of order, but I guess it can't be helped. I'm enjoying it so far, though I fear I'm missing a bit of background information. Love and all, Jen.

I read some of my sis's book. They're pretty interesting so far

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I just got done reading that for school, and I thought it was horrible, too

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Gosh, I remeber when we finished that one chapter about his wet dream in class. We all just sat there too ashamed to say anything.

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have you ever heard of Wooton High School

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No, sorry.

THE DISCWORLD SERIES IS AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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Ahem...well...that's me done...

[This message was edited by YNLissa on February 16, 2004 at 02:01 PM.]