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Reading Topic; Talk About Books, Comics and Manga
Topic Started: January 30, 2013, 7:06 pm (1,669 Views)
Ponoby	January 31, 2013, 8:47 am Post #11
じぃ．．． Posts: 230 Group: Members Member #198 Joined: 11/21/12 Gender Female Location: Somewhere here and there...	A kid-horror novel I used to read as a youngster was Goosebumps written by R.L Stine. I first saw it in my school library in the "Pocketbook" section. I have to say the book covers get to be real creepy. I wanted to borrow it from the librarian, so I got accepted, and I decided to read at home. I read at the night. It really wasn't scary at all at times though. If you know this, YOU. ARE. A. HERO.
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strwbry	January 31, 2013, 9:00 am Post #12
Best Friend Posts: 465 Group: Members Member #20 Joined: 03/27/12 Gender Non-binary Location: A Cold Grave	Ponoby January 31, 2013, 8:47 am A kid-horror novel I used to read as a youngster was Goosebumps written by R.L Stine. I first saw it in my school library in the "Pocketbook" section. I have to say the book covers get to be real creepy. I wanted to borrow it from the librarian, so I got accepted, and I decided to read at home. I read at the night. It really wasn't scary at all at times though. If you know this, YOU. ARE. A. HERO. Oh my. I totally forget about Goosebumps. That was a great series at one point, even if it wasn't scary all the time.



Yoshiki Kishinuma	January 31, 2013, 10:57 pm Post #13
*The Hero of Another Story* Posts: 1,091 Group: Members Member #194 Joined: 11/18/12 Gender Male Country Philippines	Yeah. I used to read the Give Yourself Goosebumps stories ALL OF THE TIME.
	_{“I'm telling you I LOVE YOU, GODDAMMIT!}_” Yoshiki Kishinuma


DeathkaiserG	January 31, 2013, 11:51 pm Post #14
Faraway Black Jewel Posts: 2,605 Group: Members Member #13 Joined: 03/08/12 Gender Male Country Philippines Location: Heavenly Host! DUH!	I almost never read english novel..its always manga so i will share to you some of my favs 1. Shintaro Kago manga..try to read some of his works,and your jaw will always drop in every story because of his dark imagination 2. Oyasumi PunPun..this manga is so damn depressing but cute and fun..it focuses on the life of a punpun onodera and other people that influences his everyday life.. The cute thing bout this is unlike the other people who is drawn normally..he and his family are shown as child drawn birds..it kinda changes depending on his emotional state.. 3. Mysterious girl friend x.. A peculiar love story about a guy, a girl and drools that conveys feelings (yeah, you read it right) . A very creative story i tell you 4. Aku no hana. A story that tackles master/slave relationship and nihilism im not good with words so i suggest you try to read this to fully understand the stories the only english novels that i have read is the left behind series, and angels and demons which i never finished because ive watched the movie edit: i am a fan of give yourself goosebump series when i was a child, i always buy one whenever i see one Edited by DeathkaiserG, January 31, 2013, 11:54 pm.
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MoonSpider	February 1, 2013, 5:33 pm Post #15
Gothbird Ghost Posts: 119 Group: Members Member #326 Joined: 01/27/13 Location: The World of Vampires and Fudge Cookies	Ponoby January 31, 2013, 8:47 am A kid-horror novel I used to read as a youngster was Goosebumps written by R.L Stine. I first saw it in my school library in the "Pocketbook" section. I have to say the book covers get to be real creepy. I wanted to borrow it from the librarian, so I got accepted, and I decided to read at home. I read at the night. It really wasn't scary at all at times though. If you know this, YOU. ARE. A. HERO. Goosebumps....how could I forget? Actually ... I haven't. I have a lot from the 90s series on DVD. Haven't kept the books, mainly due to poor condition. But I used to read them all the time! Especially a "Give yourself Goosebumps" book I liked where, depending on choices, either you or the dog became a vampire. Fan of his writing now, though. I watch his new Haunting Hour TV series and, even me being 17, it creeps me out completely! Especially the living doll episodes. I always hated dolls.
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MoonSpider	February 5, 2013, 10:29 pm Post #16
Gothbird Ghost Posts: 119 Group: Members Member #326 Joined: 01/27/13 Location: The World of Vampires and Fudge Cookies	Just remembered. Those Vlad Tod books I love? Found trailers on YouTube. Eighth Grade Bites Spoiler: click to toggle Ninth Grade Slays Spoiler: click to toggle Tenth Grade Bleeds Spoiler: click to toggle Eleventh Grade Burns Spoiler: click to toggle Twelfth Grade Kills Spoiler: click to toggle The Slayer Chronicles/First Kill Spoiler: click to toggle Edited by MoonSpider, February 5, 2013, 10:30 pm.
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Morishige Sakutaro - kun	May 18, 2013, 6:32 pm Post #17
Mayu's Shige-nii. Posts: 411 Group: Members Member #440 Joined: 03/27/13 Gender Male Country United Kingdom Location: Searching for Suzume-chan	I'm currently in the middle of 'The Catcher in the Rye'. I know it's probably a little too mature for a 13 year old, but as previously mentioned, I find myself way too mature, and have read stuff like Machiavelli before, so I think I can enjoy and understand. I do, however, find it disturbing how familiar I feel to Holden. A slightly worried Morishige. Edited by Morishige Sakutaro - kun, May 18, 2013, 6:33 pm.
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Apollomatic	May 18, 2013, 11:17 pm Post #18
The Hermit. Posts: 418 Group: Members Member #68 Joined: 07/20/12 Gender Male Country United States Location: Air-conditioned Pyramid	Currently I'm in chapter 23 (Or so, I don't remember exactly) of The world god only knows. Also I'm fancying the TF2 comics.
	“A fine line separates the weary recluse from the fearful hermit. Finer still is the line between hermit and bitter misanthrope.”


superdubes	May 21, 2013, 2:06 am Post #19
The horror. Posts: 997 Group: Members Member #37 Joined: 05/08/12 Gender Male Country United States	Morishige Sakutaro - kun May 18, 2013, 6:32 pm I'm currently in the middle of 'The Catcher in the Rye'. I know it's probably a little too mature for a 13 year old, but as previously mentioned, I find myself way too mature, and have read stuff like Machiavelli before, so I think I can enjoy and understand. I do, however, find it disturbing how familiar I feel to Holden. A slightly worried Morishige. Don't worry about it too much there Morishige. As you may have feel urges to kill John Lennon after you read this book, but he's already dead. So, you're fine. As for me, I've been reading Batman comics. I just recently read "Batman Year One," "The Man Who Laughs," and "The Killing Joke." I love Batman, but there is no comic book store near me so I bought these books on Amazon.



Mazel	May 21, 2013, 12:56 pm Post #20
Overseer Posts: 317 Group: Members Member #18 Joined: 03/21/12 Gender Female	As a kid my favorite series was Encyclopedia Brown. I loved trying to solve the mysteries on my own before reading the solution in the back. Currently, I'm reading World War Z in tiny pieces at a time. I hang out in the book and magazine section during lunch breaks and I never have the money on me to just buy the book.
	Mazel's current mood is: You never can win it's the state I'm in This danger thrills and my conflict kills They say follow your heart follow it through But how can you when you're split in two?


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