Originally Posted by Ginkey
I really love to read, I usually read the summaries on the back of the book before i read it.
If it seems interesting, I'll read it.
On an off note, I was at Hastings looking at books, and there was a book called Go the F**k to Sleep, and it actually looked like a babies book. It said something like "The lights are on at night in the town, please go the F**k to sleep."
It was hilarious.
Hastings? In Downtown East Side?
Also, there's this book I fell in love with.
I think kids from the ages of 12+ should read this book although it contains mature wording.
Last edited by tarektarek; Aug 11, 2011 at 04:56 AM.
I'm back and stuff, it's probably temporary.
Originally Posted by Ginkey
On an off note, I was at Hastings looking at books, and there was a book called Go the F**k to Sleep, and it actually looked like a babies book. It said something like "The lights are on at night in the town, please go the F**k to sleep."
It was hilarious.
It's actually a real childrens book. I'm not quite sure how, but it's intended for kids. Here's a version narrated by Samuel L. Jackson... lol I know right?!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OW0A6L9kx4c
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xdzw...eature=related
fox ruins everything
fox ruins everything
Not all books tickle my fancy, but I did enjoy the hunger game series, as well as the pendragon series. Both have a wild feeling, and a wild edge. I think if more kids found books like these, more would read instead of yelling into a microphone over XBox Live.
That guy named Poppo
You know, the leader of Fyre.
You know, the leader of Fyre.
I've always liked reading, as soon as I could read most books, I did. Most of the books I read at the moment are James Patterson or Eion Colfer, as I much like the sci-fi/fantasy mash-up genre. I can only assume people who don't like to read either can't visualize well, or simply don't understand literature well. I've read many books twice, three times or more, because every time, I catch something I missed before.
