Hey Bookworm, What Are You READING? - Page 3

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The 15books-collection of David Eddings with Garion, Belgarath and the other people. Lovely books. Third time i read those again.




I have read only a few books with Belgarath and I liked it very much. It was the first fantasy book I read that actually had some humor and common language in it. And a bit of sex too iirc. It was refreshing contrast to the pathetic, big-talking, sexless a homoelvish Tolkien

I mean I really like everything about Arda and own most of the books but Tolkien is imho a bit overrated. Especially among the internet population.|||Quote:








The 15books-collection of David Eddings with Garion, Belgarath and the other people. Lovely books. Third time i read those again.




Reread those last year. They're aye lovely.

I work as a library assistent so currently I have to read quite a bit of childrens books (mostly picture books so that doesn't take forever) but off work I'm reading, simultanously:

One Piece part 10

Percy Jackson part 2

Harry Potter part 5|||if it helps, BRKO, like.. i tried to read Tolkien. i did not get past page five because i was like, "Are we still in the same scene? Wtf is going on?" i have no doubt that his books are quite lovely, but i just could not read them.|||Series of Unfortunate Events. Those books are surprsingly entertaining. They're short, easy reads too. If you're bored some rainy day pick one up! |||Mystery Method - How to get beautiful woman into bed|||Quote:








Mystery Method - How to get beautiful woman into bed




Rope and a sedative.



EDIT: Not necessarily in that order.|||Quote:








Rope and a sedative.



EDIT: Not necessarily in that order.




Or just chocolate.

mmm....chocolate... |||Quote:








Mystery Method - How to get beautiful woman into bed




maybe by saying, "Nice shoes. Wanna ?" then you will know if she is easy or not. XD|||A room of one's own. FML

So anyways, I heard The Name of the Wind was a good book. Should I go read it?|||Faust By Goethe ( for school )

Steppenwolf by Hermann Hesse ( for fun )

Differential equations - do it yourself ( for school )