What Book Are You Reading? — Part IV

[himebanana]

I read Daughters of The Moon when I was 13 and was thinking of re-reading some…Latest book I read was the Harry Potter book…but before that, Sabriel by Garth Nix, which I found entertaining.

[dreaminghamster]

Just finished Dean Koontz’s The Darkest Evening of the Year really good book.

[dreaminghamster]

@MatrixManNe0

No, actually. I’ve not read Eragon, and neither Ender nor Bean had their towns attacked. That, and I like the stories because of the character development and the underlying themes. The plot itself is kinda flat, but I don’t believe that is the point of Card’s books.

And have you -read- the book? You can’t make claims like that without reading the book yet.

I just saw the Eragon movie this weekend, considering picking up the book. I heard bad things about hte movie but it was pretty fun to watch, maybe not reading the book so not seeing how much of the book was destroyed (as all books made to movies are) helped.

[Queen_SD]

@dreaminghamster

I just saw the Eragon movie this weekend, considering picking up the book. I heard bad things about hte movie but it was pretty fun to watch, maybe not reading the book so not seeing how much of the book was destroyed (as all books made to movies are) helped.

Yes you should definately read the book it’s 100 times better. I can never read books after having seen the movie, nor i read them twice but this is an exception. It’s worth it, trust me.

[kTFox]

@Queen SD

@dreaminghamster

I just saw the Eragon movie this weekend, considering picking up the book. I heard bad things about hte movie but it was pretty fun to watch, maybe not reading the book so not seeing how much of the book was destroyed (as all books made to movies are) helped.

Yes you should definately read the book it’s 100 times better. I can never read books after having seen the movie, nor i read them twice but this is an exception. It’s worth it, trust me.

READ IT! I heard that the movie was completely different from the book. If you like Eragon then read Eldest the second book in the trilogy (might come out in four books though)

[Queen_SD]

Yeah it’ll be in 4 books cuz he cant fit it all in the last one
I’ve already read Eldest and i want to read it again, after i finish reading Eragon for the second time. The movie was disappointing. Very.
I want to read the da vinci code, is it nice? I loved all of dan brown’s books and the only reason i havent read it yet is that i’ve seen the movie. Is it worth reading or is the film just as good?

[Magnus]

I have been rereading Asimov’s Robot series,

“I, Robot”
“Caves of Steel”
“The Naked Sun”

And at the moment I’m reading “The Robots Of Dawn” maybe I’ll start rereading the foundation series after that.

[Amused_Himself_to_De (Amused Himself to Death)]

I really like the Republic, but I needed something to read when I didn’t feel like reading about it. Instead, I picked up a book on the Italian Renaissance and am reading it. Interesting stuff. I bought this book and 5 other books for 1 dollar at a book fair earlier this year at my university. I was pretty happy with that, hahahaha.

[Amused_Himself_to_De (Amused Himself to Death)]

@Queen SD

I want to read the da vinci code, is it nice? I loved all of dan brown’s books and the only reason i havent read it yet is that i’ve seen the movie. Is it worth reading or is the film just as good?

hahaha, this is the second time I’m answering this question, but no matter. It is definitely worth the read. Dan Brown ties in aspects of history very cleverly, and that alone makes the read worthwhile. The book was better than the movie in my opinion, as much as I like Tom Hanks, hahaha. The books that films are based upon are usually better than the films, is what I find.

[Scarecrow]

The da vinci code is a great book, and the movie is great too. I got the same feel after watching the movie as the book .
I’m now reading the bible

Part V of this topic can be found here.