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 Posted: Tue Jul 10, 2007 3:46 pm
Jackie-senpai writing_Kat I absolutly cannot stand on any level romance novels about adults. i can handle when the say the most exciting "sexual" movement is kising but after they want to " rip thier clothes off" i start begging for brain sopa. i'm sorry i just don't want to know what your doing in you bedrooom. Sort of like the op i guess. 
Souls in the winds must learn how to bend
Oh no, I have no problem with sex scenes...until they become actually important to the plot. Thats what turns me off. Sex should not be a plot device.
Seek out a star, hold on to the end  Haha, you mean like Symphony of Ages, right? Well, I don't know.... Think about how most people on earth are *ahem* conceived. What better plot devise than that...? -LD
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Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2007 4:21 am
Leavaros Jackie-senpai writing_Kat I absolutly cannot stand on any level romance novels about adults. i can handle when the say the most exciting "sexual" movement is kising but after they want to " rip thier clothes off" i start begging for brain sopa. i'm sorry i just don't want to know what your doing in you bedrooom. Sort of like the op i guess.
Souls in the winds must learn how to bend
Oh no, I have no problem with sex scenes...until they become actually important to the plot. Thats what turns me off. Sex should not be a plot device.
Seek out a star, hold on to the end Haha, you mean like Symphony of Ages, right? Well, I don't know.... Think about how most people on earth are *ahem* conceived. What better plot devise than that...? -LD
Souls in the winds must learn how to bend
Okay, I'll give you that...but BESIDES conception.
I don't mind if its for character development...but plot important to me, is a no no.
Seek out a star, hold on to the end
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Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2007 11:39 pm
I won't read any Harry Potter.. as i've seen the movies and i really liked them. But if i read the books i'll hate the movies. As they change things and what not. burning_eyes
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Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2007 11:37 am
...That's a little silly, don't you think? Most people, if they liked the movie that was based on a book, would want to read that book to see what changed and what didn't.
In the case of Harry Potter, I actually commend the director on doing so well at packing such huge books (later, of course) into 2 hours of film. It's really impressive.
Love and Vale,
-LD
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Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2007 4:03 pm
Leavaros ...That's a little silly, don't you think? Most people, if they liked the movie that was based on a book, would want to read that book to see what changed and what didn't. In the case of Harry Potter, I actually commend the director on doing so well at packing such huge books (later, of course) into 2 hours of film. It's really impressive. Love and Vale, -LD But in the forth movie they left out a lot of details that are required to understand in the fifth book.
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Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2007 3:32 pm
I will never ever ever read a book by George R.R. Martin. Why? Because I hated the first bit I read of him, and said I never would. If I did now, I'd have my best friend AND my dad giving me grief if I liked it. So I stick to never reading it.
Also, I won't read anything that has what seems like an overdone plot. You know, oh, this has to end this way. I've got no use for them.
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Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 9:02 am
I absolutely refuse to read any teenage novel that has either a couple making out or a half naked girl on it (legs, bikinis, etc.). I mean, I'd at least like to be able to take my book out in public!
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Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 9:59 pm
I still refuse to read any Clive Barker, Stephen King or Anne Rice
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Posted: Sun Jul 22, 2007 6:41 pm
The Red Badge Of Courage.
And none of you should read it either, seriously.
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Posted: Mon Jul 23, 2007 12:35 am
This is probably gonna make me look really weird, but I couldn't stand reading Lord of the Rings. I kept getting bogged down at the Council of Elrond and even skipping past that I found it kinda dry. It's more like reading a textbook than a story to me...
I loved the movies though - much easier to digest.
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Posted: Mon Jul 23, 2007 9:29 pm
I absolutely REFUSE to read The Clique series, Gossip Girl, or the Georgia Nicholson series. They make my brain feel mushy just thinking about them. xp
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Posted: Thu Jul 26, 2007 4:52 pm
I don't read much of anything in the teens section, as you're just asking for the attack of Mary-sues if you do that.
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Posted: Thu Jul 26, 2007 4:54 pm
no cookie four you Leavaros ...That's a little silly, don't you think? Most people, if they liked the movie that was based on a book, would want to read that book to see what changed and what didn't. In the case of Harry Potter, I actually commend the director on doing so well at packing such huge books (later, of course) into 2 hours of film. It's really impressive. Love and Vale, -LD But in the forth movie they left out a lot of details that are required to understand in the fifth book.
Chris Columbus (one of my favorite directors ever!) ---> Directed the first and second movie, and was the producer for the third movie. I hope he comes back to direct the seventh movie!
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Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2007 12:35 pm
I'll read any kind of book honestly except one kind. Books of curses/spells/summonings. I am terrified of magic and i'm also terrifeid of bugs, but i'd read a book about bugs cheese_whine
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