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

[Holly Dash]

Also...
Guys. GUYS. Someone posted this on CS trends:

The hobbit you just called fat? He’s skipping 2nd breakfast. The dwarf woman you called ugly? She spends hours braiding her beard so you can differentiate her from a dwarf man. The Uruk-Hai you just killed? He’s been abused by Saruman. See that Gollum creature with the gangly limbs and large eyes? For 500 years the Ring poisoned his mind. That Elf you just made fun of for crying? She just lost her wizard friend to a Balrog. Re-post this if you’re against bullying in Middle-Earth.

This is the work of a true genius.

[Lady Ligeia]

Also...
Guys. GUYS. Someone posted this on CS trends:

The hobbit you just called fat? He’s skipping 2nd breakfast. The dwarf woman you called ugly? She spends hours braiding her beard so you can differentiate her from a dwarf man. The Uruk-Hai you just killed? He’s been abused by Saruman. See that Gollum creature with the gangly limbs and large eyes? For 500 years the Ring poisoned his mind. That Elf you just made fun of for crying? She just lost her wizard friend to a Balrog. Re-post this if you’re against bullying in Middle-Earth.

This is the work of a true genius.

I agree completely.

[Lady Ligeia]

Finally got my copy of Psycho I ordered online several days late. I'm about halfway through. This seems to be one of the rare cases where characters in the movie are changed for the better!

[.:Alaska Young:.]

The hobbit you just called fat? He’s skipping 2nd breakfast. The dwarf woman you called ugly? She spends hours braiding her beard so you can differentiate her from a dwarf man. The Uruk-Hai you just killed? He’s been abused by Saruman. See that Gollum creature with the gangly limbs and large eyes? For 500 years the Ring poisoned his mind. That Elf you just made fun of for crying? She just lost her wizard friend to a Balrog. Re-post this if you’re against bullying in Middle-Earth.

Genius pure genius

[ceratosaurus]

Username: perspicacious.
Nickname (if any): Persp, Spic, Perspi.
Top Ten Favorite Books: Warriors series', LotR series, HP series, The Lovely Bones, The Tommyknocker by S. King, most of anything by P.C. Cast, Sookie Stackhouse series, any old classics. c: (I know it's not ten but I can't think of any more of the top of my sleepy head.)
Average amount of time it takes you to finish a book: An hour to a day.
How many of the above symptoms you regularly experience: All of them. XD

[Dragon Attack]

The fact that I won't even poke a stick at a book 300 pages or under But the thing is, I read tons of those before I got addicted.

Username: perspicacious.
Nickname (if any): Persp, Spic, Perspi.
Top Ten Favorite Books: Warriors series', LotR series, HP series, The Lovely Bones, The Tommyknocker by S. King, most of anything by P.C. Cast, Sookie Stackhouse series, any old classics. c: (I know it's not ten but I can't think of any more of the top of my sleepy head.)
Average amount of time it takes you to finish a book: An hour to a day.
How many of the above symptoms you regularly experience: All of them. XD

Welcome Spic! I might try out some of those books you like if they're long enough ;)

[ceratosaurus]

The Tommyknocker has a lot of swearing, and it's at least 800 pages, I believe. HP books are large in pages, and so are LotR. David Copperfield was 1,000+, I think. xD

[Anathomy]

Has Anyone read the book torn by Cat clarke?
It brilliant! I love it so much.
It definitly my favorit book.

So what's everyone been talking about?
Sorry for being gone for a long time.
Hope I am still welcome

[Nitro Indigo]

@Equinefeather: Not much has been going on here lately.

The only book series I read are Animorphs, Seekers and Guardians of Ga'Hoole (hopefully one day this list will get longer ;-; ). None of those three are particularly well-known on CS. (Well, CS does have a small Wolves of the Beyond fanbase, which I haven't read but from what I know takes place in the same universe as GOGH, but still. =P) Or anywhere, it seems. Of course, I do read a lot of standalone and non-fiction books.

[eternalglitch]

@Equinefeather: Not much has been going on here lately.

The only book series I read are Animorphs, Seekers and Guardians of Ga'Hoole (hopefully one day this list will get longer ;-; ). None of those three are particularly well-known on CS. (Well, CS does have a small Wolves of the Beyond fanbase, which I haven't read but from what I know takes place in the same universe as GOGH, but still. =P) Or anywhere, it seems. Of course, I do read a lot of standalone and non-fiction books.

Oh, I've read all of those.
Mostly just the first few books of Seekers and Animorphs, though, Animorphs don't sell here and Seekers got very confusing to me. cx