Odang, books.

To me, reading is an escape. Somewhere I can go to get away from the stress of everyday life. Below is a list of books that I've read and thoroughly enjoyed. I am more a fan of Fantasy and Historical Fiction books, although I could read different genres. This list will definitely grow, and I may or may not have missed a few. Regardless, these are some books that I won't easily forget.

The Great Gatsby - F. Scott Fitzgerald

I read this in my English Class. At first, it was difficult to get into it. But then, it started getting more and more interesting. It is in some way connected to everything in life.


Leviathan - Scott Westerfeld
Behemoth - Scott Westerfeld
Goliath - Scott Westerfeld

I am currently reading Goliath right now. These books are placed around World War 1. I will not spoil anything right now. You will have to read them for yourselves.


Rot and Ruin - Jonathan Maberry

This is a zombie book. I really enjoyed it from start to end. I recommend it to anybody looking for a good book.


The Lost Gate - Orson Scott Card
Pathfinder - Orson Scott Card

These were both more of casual "I don't have anything else to read" books. They were still both very good. Orson Scott Card is one of my favorite authors.


Inkheart - Cornelia Funke
Inkspell - Cornelia Funke
Inkdeath - Cornelia Funke
Reckless - Cornelia Funke

The Inkheart trilogy was probably the first trilogy of books that I read. They are at the top of my list, because I felt so connected with these books. And I don't see them moving down any time soon.


Black Hole Sun - David Macinnis Gill

This was a casual read as well. It has action, suspense, and other elements that I enjoy in books.


Various Pop Culture Fan Fictions (Halo, Mass Effect, etc.)

I am always a sucker for good books about Video Games.

Percy Jackson books and Hunger Games Trilogy books are good as well

Nightmare wrote:

Percy Jackson books and Hunger Games Trilogy books are good as well

Ah, Percy Jackson. I enjoyed them, but I cannot remember enough to place them on this list. At any given time, I may go back and read any of these another time.

And I have to admit that I've never read The Hunger Games.

Kuriboh wrote:

Nightmare wrote:

Percy Jackson books and Hunger Games Trilogy books are good as well

Ah, Percy Jackson. I enjoyed them, but I cannot remember enough to place them on this list. At any given time, I may go back and read any of these another time.

And I have to admit that I've never read The Hunger Games.

I haven't read Percy Jackson for a while either and they are still memorable.

As for The Hunger Games, you should really try it out. I am hooked on them.

They RUINED the books with the movie. Needless to say, there will not be a sequel to its failure.

I second that opinion

The movie was alright, as far as book movies go.

They ruined Inkheart, tho.

Inkheart? O-o
They ruined the books with the movie, trust me.
They left out viable characters.
They also shoved in the 3 pearls thingy.
Clearly the movie deserved half a star.

I was referring to the books ruining the movie.

Oh i thought you were trying to say the movie and the books were connected. They missed like... 1 2 3... The list just goes on to what they're missing.

Another good book: Animal Farm.

I read Animal Farm last year. It was weird but good. O.o

I liked it a lot... I forgot a lot of the book though D:

Well, theres... ummm. a bunch of pigs, and some animals, and ummmm... they're stupid so most of them die. The end.

Wtf? Why did I say books ruining the movie?

I meant Movie ruining the books.

Yeah, I was thinking that too, haha.

actually mare it was about the fascist pigs and they killed off other animals. :/
It was based on some like russian/german thingy. Idk D:

Yeah I know, I was just screwing around.

guud guud <.<

What? D:

Nothing just... inferior minds such as yours can not take the heat from my awesomeness (:

I told you already, you are less than half awesome