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Posted: Mon Apr 11, 2005 8:26 pm

Whats wrong with independent study? biggrin I used to be homeschooled. And though in some ways i regret it, it still helped me be more mature and advanced then most people my age at my highschool. But compared to otheres i'm a bit on the slow side especially in math but engluish is my good subject...and you know i'm just going to shutup now...

Posted: Tue Apr 12, 2005 11:13 am

*laughs* thats okay... we're oposite... i was never homeschooled and i'm good at math and dont really want to try in english. blaugh

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Posted: Tue Apr 12, 2005 11:54 am

AHHHHH I CANT BELEIVE I DIDN'T SEE THIS EARLIER!!!! DANG!!!

YOU CALL YOURSELF A BOOKWORM AND YOU HAVEN'T READ DUMAS?!? YOU ARE A WANNABE! GO READ THE THREE MUSKETTEERS!!!

DUMAS, HUGO, AND ALL THOSE FRENCH LITERATURE GIANTS!!!

YOU HAVE MUCH TO READ Let me give you a list of what I have read... some of it anyway:
The wheel of time series, 10000+ pages (read in less than a month)
The Belgariad and the Mallorean, around 5000 pages (first series in 4 days, I really need to read them agian)
Harry Potter series x7, a freekin ton of pages
Sabriel, I am still tryin to get a hold of the other 2 in the series
The Lord of the Rings& the Hobbit x4, I read these before that huge movie craze...and after whee
The Three musketteers x40000000000++ and series x1 This is my favorite book ever written
Scaramouche, another book about the french revolution
Le Miserables (the book, not the play, monkeys!)x2, about 1100 pages each time.
Alice in wonderland & through the looking glass, 2 of the best books ever written.
and that is just this year

I can name so many more books that it would fill up 30 or more pages, but there is a start, Read The three musketteers. Currently I am reading C.S. Lewis's Religion series and I am trying to find a copy of Animal Farm.

Posted: Tue Apr 12, 2005 12:02 pm

did i say i was a bookworm? i just said that i read a lot... sweatdrop

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Posted: Tue Apr 12, 2005 12:08 pm

funtoys

did i say i was a bookworm? i just said that i read a lot... sweatdrop

not you, Tsunamigirl started the thread right? I was talkin to her.

Posted: Tue Apr 12, 2005 12:10 pm

oh... *laughs nervously* i didn't see the thread right off the bat either.... i was just going off of the last 2 pages...

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Posted: Tue Apr 12, 2005 12:20 pm

sorry it was fluffy turtle and kitten freak86' that started on this "I have read more" craze, Sorry tsunamigirl.

Posted: Tue Apr 12, 2005 5:36 pm

I liked th Count of Monte Cristo. Though the book had a much more tragic ending than the movie. crying

And yes, the Three Musketeers is a must-read. That goes without saying.

Everyone's gotta read the classics, right? wink

((Nothing's wrong with Independent study/Homeschool. Except that I was a hermit. eek wait a sec . . . I still am. sweatdrop ))

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Posted: Tue Apr 12, 2005 5:51 pm

((oh sorry...))

Tale of Two cities was a good one to as well as Huck Finn and Tom Sawery

Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2005 5:28 am

hey i've read those!!! *claps* yay! have you guys read the merlin series? that is a good one.

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Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2005 7:37 am

Tiancum

AHHHHH I CANT BELEIVE I DIDN'T SEE THIS EARLIER!!!! DANG!!!

YOU CALL YOURSELF A BOOKWORM AND YOU HAVEN'T READ DUMAS?!? YOU ARE A WANNABE! GO READ THE THREE MUSKETTEERS!!!

DUMAS, HUGO, AND ALL THOSE FRENCH LITERATURE GIANTS!!!

YOU HAVE MUCH TO READ Let me give you a list of what I have read... some of it anyway:
The wheel of time series, 10000+ pages (read in less than a month)
The Belgariad and the Mallorean, around 5000 pages (first series in 4 days, I really need to read them agian)
Harry Potter series x7, a freekin ton of pages
Sabriel, I am still tryin to get a hold of the other 2 in the series
The Lord of the Rings& the Hobbit x4, I read these before that huge movie craze...and after whee
The Three musketteers x40000000000++ and series x1 This is my favorite book ever written
Scaramouche, another book about the french revolution
Le Miserables (the book, not the play, monkeys!)x2, about 1100 pages each time.
Alice in wonderland & through the looking glass, 2 of the best books ever written.
and that is just this year

I can name so many more books that it would fill up 30 or more pages, but there is a start, Read The three musketteers. Currently I am reading C.S. Lewis's Religion series and I am trying to find a copy of Animal Farm.

Haven't you read Abhorson or Laralel(sp) Yet? How about the seventh tower? What about Earagon? If that's all you've read in the past year, you're probably falling behind. I can't count how many I've read last summer alone!!(I haven't read much lately, but still.....)

Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2005 10:58 am

Tiancum

sorry it was fluffy turtle and kitten freak86' that started on this "I have read more" craze, Sorry tsunamigirl.

What'd I do?

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Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2005 3:52 pm

Yeah there good books

Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2005 10:14 pm

my dad bought me a church-related book for my b-day. It's a new series called "The Brothers". The first one is the "prologue", and the only one i've read. It's a series about the preexistence and the war in heaven. It's really interesting and cool. I believe he got it at Deseret Book.

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Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2005 6:20 am

Orson Scott Card.

He wrote the Ender saga. But he also wrote a cool sci-fi/fantasy novel based on the Book of Mormon. eek

Mind you, it's just based on the BoM. It's not supposed to be a parallel. sweatdrop

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