Who here reads?

constantdisplay · Sep 6, 2017

dee pixel said:
i don't read. i don't even know how to read. help me.

it is okay friend
oh wait you won't be able to read this

shit

Charlie · Sep 6, 2017

Álfrún · Sep 11, 2017

i'm trying to get myself into the habit again because it's something that i've lost interest in over time. but i've been reading "shawshank redemption" and some historical/true crime books and it's been making me get more inspired to read so!!

constantdisplay · Sep 11, 2017

Emily said:
i'm trying to get myself into the habit again because it's something that i've lost interest in over time. but i've been reading "shawshank redemption" and some historical/true crime books and it's been making me get more inspired to read so!!

I find it hard to get into historical books tbh, most seem to drag on for me. I prefer sci-fi, atm I'm reading Ready Player One then I'm going to read Station 11(?). Trying to read 50 books this year and I'm at something like 34??

Charlie · Sep 11, 2017

Emily said:
i'm trying to get myself into the habit again because it's something that i've lost interest in over time. but i've been reading "shawshank redemption" and some historical/true crime books and it's been making me get more inspired to read so!!

Goosebumps is a unique book that I recommend -- since it's a choice based book, it asks you question and go to other pages accordingly from your answers.

Álfrún · Sep 11, 2017

ConstantDisplay said:
I find it hard to get into historical books tbh, most seem to drag on for me. I prefer sci-fi, atm I'm reading Ready Player One then I'm going to read Station 11(?). Trying to read 50 books this year and I'm at something like 34??

Yeah, I understand. Even as someone who's very interested in significant historical events, some books/literature written about them can be boring, especially if the writer drags on for too long about a specific thing that happens during that time. At some point I'm planning on reading "1984" or "Ender's Game", though.

If you're by any chance interested in true crime, "101 People Who Won't Meet in Heaven" is a pretty good book that gives you information about serial killers, corrupt country leaders, etc, and it sums up what they did so you don't have to read 300 paragraphs about what made them bad. There are many grammatical and spelling errors in it, but it's a good read nonetheless.

Duo_D said:
Goosebumps is a unique book that I recommend -- since it's a choice based book, it asks you question and go to other pages accordingly from your answers.

Who's the author? It sounds really interesting!

I also want to add that as soon as I hit the bookstore, I'm going to buy a bunch of Stephen King books to binge-read them. Both so that I can read more books and so I can acquaint myself more with his writings. "Shawshank Redemption" was on the list but since we've finished I can cross that one off the list.

Westi · Sep 11, 2017

I've been reading this series recently.

Knight · Sep 12, 2017

Someone send me the foot notes of The Girls of Atomic City

Charlie · Sep 12, 2017

Hestia said:
Yeah, I understand. Even as someone who's very interested in significant historical events, some books/literature written about them can be boring, especially if the writer drags on for too long about a specific thing that happens during that time. At some point I'm planning on reading "1984" or "Ender's Game", though.

If you're by any chance interested in true crime, "101 People Who Won't Meet in Heaven" is a pretty good book that gives you information about serial killers, corrupt country leaders, etc, and it sums up what they did so you don't have to read 300 paragraphs about what made them bad. There are many grammatical and spelling errors in it, but it's a good read nonetheless.

Who's the author? It sounds really interesting!

I also want to add that as soon as I hit the bookstore, I'm going to buy a bunch of Stephen King books to binge-read them. Both so that I can read more books and so I can acquaint myself more with his writings. "Shawshank Redemption" was on the list but since we've finished I can cross that one off the list.

R. L. Stine.

Or, Robert Lawrence Stine.

constantdisplay · Sep 12, 2017

Hestia said:
Yeah, I understand. Even as someone who's very interested in significant historical events, some books/literature written about them can be boring, especially if the writer drags on for too long about a specific thing that happens during that time. At some point I'm planning on reading "1984" or "Ender's Game", though.

If you're by any chance interested in true crime, "101 People Who Won't Meet in Heaven" is a pretty good book that gives you information about serial killers, corrupt country leaders, etc, and it sums up what they did so you don't have to read 300 paragraphs about what made them bad. There are many grammatical and spelling errors in it, but it's a good read nonetheless.

Who's the author? It sounds really interesting!

I also want to add that as soon as I hit the bookstore, I'm going to buy a bunch of Stephen King books to binge-read them. Both so that I can read more books and so I can acquaint myself more with his writings. "Shawshank Redemption" was on the list but since we've finished I can cross that one off the list.

Ender's Game is :ok:

Husky · Sep 12, 2017

I'm still reading the hungry hungry caterpillar. It's so intense.

that other mango · Sep 12, 2017

i read a book
read a book
red a book
red aboo
red abo
red a
red

please add Serious - to a conversation for anyone to think about taking it seriously

Goatson · Sep 12, 2017

MangoJuicy said:
i read a book
read a book
red a book
red aboo
red abo
red a
red

please add Serious - to a conversation for anyone to think about taking it seriously

Little Red Book is the only book I need

Álfrún · Sep 13, 2017

Duo_D said:
R. L. Stine.

Or, Robert Lawrence Stine.

ConstantDisplay said:
Ender's Game is :ok:

h y p e

2738647239865 · Sep 23, 2017

don't study literature it's the most boring shit on earth

constantdisplay · Sep 23, 2017

skeletonman said:
don't study literature it's the most boring shit on earth

how the f did you end up studying literature, it was and still is the most boring thing I've had to do GCSE wise and I'm having to resit it.

2738647239865 · Sep 23, 2017

ConstantDisplay said:
how the f did you end up studying literature, it was and still is the most boring thing I've had to do GCSE wise and I'm having to resit it.

i don't but i've got a few books like these

they're not fun to read

zigbomb · Sep 24, 2017

skeletonman said:
i don't but i've got a few books like these

they're not fun to read

we all know that africans cannot read

Deleted member 61 · Sep 24, 2017

books I've been working on since this year:

half way through

read through, will have to read again to better grasp it, you can read it, but it's another thing to understand it

read through

page 342

read

read up to a few volumes past this one

Strawberry Fellow · Sep 25, 2017

If sonic fanfics are considered reading then yes.

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