TheDarkDemon

I've only really got back into reading a lot in the few months and haven't read loads. A few years ago I might've said something by Terry Pratchett? I dunno l0l

but now I'd say Infinite Jest/The Stranger are my current favez but I have been reading a lot lately so that list is soon to be added to!!!


what are YOURS??

The Skullduggery Pleasant series by Derek Landy, in particular The Faceless Ones.

Catch-22 by Joseph Heller. It's so discombobulated due to it being the farthest thing from chronological order, but it's very well written and actually humorous. First time a book made me "lol". I also empathize with Yossarian (the protagonist), and the WW2 bomber setting is really interesting to me. Quite a trial to read. Highly recommend.

John Dies at the end, will always hold a place in my favorites for reasons more than just what's written.
And I seldom read, except for (please don't berate me) Philosophical pieces, and anything with Surreal vibes.

Captain underpants was pretty ballin

Mitch wrote:Captain underpants was pretty ballin

hell yea that's my shit

my favorite is probably Ender's Game or something. i haven't read many books outside of school curriculum
i feel like i should love reading but doing only one thing at a time somehow scares me nowadays. if i read anything it has to be an audiobook so i can do other things or i need to listen to music while reading. i think i might be over-stimulated

Probably 1984 by George Orwell. One of my favourite books of all time.

GTSYankee wrote:Catch-22 by Joseph Heller. It's so discombobulated due to it being the farthest thing from chronological order, but it's very well written and actually humorous. First time a book made me "lol". I also empathize with Yossarian (the protagonist), and the WW2 bomber setting is really interesting to me. Quite a trial to read. Highly recommend.

I found a £5 note in a copy of Catch-22 I haven't touched in years so it is one of my favourite books as well!!! I've never read it though. I tried to when I was younger and didn't get into it, it's on my to read list.

Stripes wrote:John Dies at the end, will always hold a place in my favorites for reasons more than just what's written.
And I seldom read, except for (please don't berate me) Philosophical pieces, and anything with Surreal vibes.

what philosophical pieces and what surreal things?

Axon wrote:I've never read it though. I tried to when I was younger and didn't get into it

Same here. I tried in like 7th grade, but I had no idea what was happening after a couple chapters and wasn't intrigued. But, had at it again. Glad I did.

Hi Mate,

I have to say I love the Harry Potter books and the lords of the rings so much more detail in them compared to the movies but they are equally just as good.

Kind regards,

Wondermeow