The Biblomaniac Army (booklovers, UNITE!) v.2

[Nitro Indigo]

Yesterday I got a book called Moon Bear from Waterstone's. I also saw a copy of Seekers: Spirits in the Stars (I read the synopsis... What the heck is a premonition?), but I didn't buy it because I haven't finished Fire in the Sky yet.

[Roonil Wazlib]

Read The Book Thief people.
It kills.

I love the quote in your signature.
And I agree. Everyone should read it.

Does anyone know any good steampunk books?

[Dexter's Gal]

Read The Book Thief people.
It kills.

I bought that book recently because of a couple people talking about it here, but have yet to start it. Gotta finish my library books.

[Just One Yesterday]

Ok, so I'm weird about reading. I absolutely despise non-fiction or biographies or auto-biograpghies! I will read any type of fiction but I just recently asked my librarian and I have checked out almost every book in her library in the past 2 and a half years! I need some fictional, realistic fictior, or histoical fictions to read. Any ideas?!)

[Optimistic Kitten]

Has anyone read the Invention of Hugo Cabret? I know it's not really a book in a way, but I love love love love that book ;-;

[zakki]

I've seen the movie Hugo, but other than that, no.

Has anyone read/is reading The Host?

[SilverBlade]

I've seen the movie Hugo, but other than that, no.

Has anyone read/is reading The Host?

I've read it and it's one of my favourite books. It's awesome! <3

[zakki]

Just over halfway through SO LONG but yet so good XD
There's a movie on it now

[Roonil Wazlib]

@The Wolf Walks Alone
I found this website with a list of good YA historical fiction: http://www.historicalnovels.info/Young- ... ovels.html

[Holly Dash]

Ok, so I'm weird about reading. I absolutely despise non-fiction or biographies or auto-biograpghies! I will read any type of fiction but I just recently asked my librarian and I have checked out almost every book in her library in the past 2 and a half years! I need some fictional, realistic fictior, or histoical fictions to read. Any ideas?!)

Well, right now I am re-reading Les Miserables by Victor Hugo. It is quite long, but it is very, very historical. Character-wise, it has the air of the age of romanticism, but morality and world-view wise it is deep-rooted realism.
However, try to get a recently translated copy of it, because I cheaply bought the first English translation (of 1864 no less) and I have a dictionary now at my side, trying to understand all those pompous words. But otherwise, it is great. It educates a lot history and culture-wise and entertains.