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Right now im in the librarie getting books the books I have so far are. Olly Spellmaker and the Hairy Horror,Theo Slugg in Dead Trouble,Chicken School,The Adventures of Captain Underpants,Captain Underpants and the wrath of the wicked wedgie woman. But could you recommend me some other good books. But I am in the childrens section I have to say. Because thats the only bit I could find a computer to go on!
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Biggles is an all time classic,one of my favourites! Oh and Roald Dahl's books they are really good, i really like his biography ones, they're called "Boy" and "Going Solo", funny and interesting!
Hey, if your in the kiddies section try Asterix!!!!!!!lol
Hey, if your in the kiddies section try Asterix!!!!!!!lol
The Curious Incident Of The Dog And The Night Time is a great book my fave of all time
Rainbow Six.
Oh wait - Childrens.
Er... Peter Rabbit?
Oh wait - Childrens.
Er... Peter Rabbit?
A breif history of time by steven hawkings. Its a nice read.
Get one with big pictures and lots of colour crossbob. Make sure the words and in a large font as well.
Meka Dragon wrote:
> gamesfreak wrote:
>
> HappinessTM - Will Ferguson
>
> \o/ Yay!
Funnily enough, I'd got the reccomendation from you, when you posted about it a few years back.
> gamesfreak wrote:
>
> HappinessTM - Will Ferguson
>
> \o/ Yay!
Funnily enough, I'd got the reccomendation from you, when you posted about it a few years back.
JFH wrote:
> Is it bad that I've never heard of that?
Not really, he's an author from Japan.
I picked it up because it was some "book of the week" or something in Waterstones, they were really praising the author, so I thought I'd give it a try.
> Is it bad that I've never heard of that?
Not really, he's an author from Japan.
I picked it up because it was some "book of the week" or something in Waterstones, they were really praising the author, so I thought I'd give it a try.
Pandaemonium wrote:
> Look at his current reading material. Do you really think
> he'll manage that lot?
Sorry, I never really looked at the post.
I just saw "book reccomend" and jumped at the chance to display some books I liked.
Damn my eagerness.
> Look at his current reading material. Do you really think
> he'll manage that lot?
Sorry, I never really looked at the post.
I just saw "book reccomend" and jumped at the chance to display some books I liked.
Damn my eagerness.
A book doesn't have to be intellectual to be good.
Hoju wrote:
> J-42 wrote:
> Pandaemonium wrote:
> Light wrote:
> Are those book titles a joke?
>
> Get the "His Dark Materials" trilogy. Thoroughly enjoyable
> imo.
>
> Yeah, I thought of recommending them, but thought perhaps the
> string,
> quantum physics and chaos theory might be a little daunting. Still,
> they can be read on any level I suppose.
>
> It really is a step or two up from The underpants "epics".
>
> Those captain underpants books are good. I own all of them. They're
> cheap laffs.
Ok. Fair dues. But, i'm sure His Dark Materials is more interlectual.
> J-42 wrote:
> Pandaemonium wrote:
> Light wrote:
> Are those book titles a joke?
>
> Get the "His Dark Materials" trilogy. Thoroughly enjoyable
> imo.
>
> Yeah, I thought of recommending them, but thought perhaps the
> string,
> quantum physics and chaos theory might be a little daunting. Still,
> they can be read on any level I suppose.
>
> It really is a step or two up from The underpants "epics".
>
> Those captain underpants books are good. I own all of them. They're
> cheap laffs.
Ok. Fair dues. But, i'm sure His Dark Materials is more interlectual.
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