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I'm looking for a novel, or a series of novels, that have assassins in them as a sort of central theme. Preferably fictional, fantasy or sci fi in genre, wouldn't be too fussed on real life stuff. I know this is a sort of vague description, but I can't think of a better way to describe it. Anyway, thanks in advance.
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I prefer chavvy-spiffing speak.
ie: You get me old bean? That was jolly wicked.
ie: You get me old bean? That was jolly wicked.
'Pompous'
Which is?
Meh
I use 'essay-speak' on these forums
I use 'essay-speak' on these forums
tnc wrote:
> In an 'adult book' I can read every word in it and that isn't being
> exaggerated, I can nearly read most of the words in something like
> Shakespeare.
>
> When I say read I mean understand. It's worrying if you can't read an
> adult book at your age.
I can read an adult book. But like I say i'm not a human dictionary and every person is sure to come across a word in a book they don't know the meaning of.
> In an 'adult book' I can read every word in it and that isn't being
> exaggerated, I can nearly read most of the words in something like
> Shakespeare.
>
> When I say read I mean understand. It's worrying if you can't read an
> adult book at your age.
I can read an adult book. But like I say i'm not a human dictionary and every person is sure to come across a word in a book they don't know the meaning of.
hey tnc mate, you want to know something funny? every time i read one of your posts you come off as being a pompous germ. funny huh?
In an 'adult book' I can read every word in it and that isn't being exaggerated, I can nearly read most of the words in something like Shakespeare.
When I say read I mean understand. It's worrying if you can't read an adult book at your age.
When I say read I mean understand. It's worrying if you can't read an adult book at your age.
I urge you to read it
And spell 'mom' as 'mum' you Yankee
And spell 'mom' as 'mum' you Yankee
tnc wrote:
> You need to look up words in a dictionary for things more
> intellectually challenging than Alex Rider?
Well of course i do, there are a lot more intellectually challenging books then Alex Rider. i should really have said a lot more. I mean if I was reading an adult book. I wouldn't try to pretend to myself that I could understand every word in it. That would be a foolish thing to do.
Yeah. I read Garth Nix aswell, i'm currently enjoying his "Keys to the kingdom" series.
> You need to look up words in a dictionary for things more
> intellectually challenging than Alex Rider?
Well of course i do, there are a lot more intellectually challenging books then Alex Rider. i should really have said a lot more. I mean if I was reading an adult book. I wouldn't try to pretend to myself that I could understand every word in it. That would be a foolish thing to do.
Yeah. I read Garth Nix aswell, i'm currently enjoying his "Keys to the kingdom" series.
tnc wrote:
> Shade's Children is a slightly more 'teen' book and isn't
> tecnnically an assassin book but it still has an original
> plot, SF and gratuitous violence.
>
> It's by Garth Nix but was a promotional freebie to Ottakars, so you
> may not be able to buy it.
My mom gave me a copy of that for Christmas. She didn't realise that it said "Ottaker's Free Exclusive" on the front cover until I pointed it out to her. Still haven't read it either.
> Shade's Children is a slightly more 'teen' book and isn't
> tecnnically an assassin book but it still has an original
> plot, SF and gratuitous violence.
>
> It's by Garth Nix but was a promotional freebie to Ottakars, so you
> may not be able to buy it.
My mom gave me a copy of that for Christmas. She didn't realise that it said "Ottaker's Free Exclusive" on the front cover until I pointed it out to her. Still haven't read it either.
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