Blaaaaaah....

[chickenmum]

Does anybody here NOT read Twilight?

 

[elliemay0305]

guess i dont b/c i dont know what your are talking about!!

 

[Fay at Frizzled Feathers]

read what ? Don't even know what that is

 

[The Chicken Lady]

I tried it, but Anne Rice's books ruined me for any other vampire stories.

 

[PotterWatch]

I tried, but I just couldn't get into it. I'll stick with HP

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[Ec_Prokta]

I don't read it. I prefer historical fiction.

 

[Redfeathers]

My 17 year old daughter tried to read them and she said they were badly written and she couldn't get into them. Sorry....

 

[chickenmum]

What do you mean sorry? I don't read them either! We don't do a bunch of vampire stuff. Ick.

 

[AngieChick]

Nope. I do read some YA novels, but those seem to take themselves way too seriously (sorry fans!). The "Wee Free Men" books by Terry Pratchett was hilarious. I also have read all of the Jonathon Marsden series that began with "Tomorrow When the War Began". The characters in the beginning were a bit simplistic and insipid, but as the war raged on they grew and changed. Very engaging series. Just be prepared with the second book after finishing the first, they always end on a cliffhanger.

 

[hennypenny9]

I never heard of it until the movie trailers came out. I used to read Anne Rice, but now I'm mostly into "lighter" reading. Terry Pratchett for the win. I like the classics, too, but haven't had time to do them justice. You just can't exactly sprint through Hamlet or Great Expectations can you?