The Bibliomaniac Army (booklovers, UNITE!)

[booklover789]

@Booklover

There is some weird junk let me tell you. There's one with dinosaurs that I am sure I would have ended up loving if I saw it when I was younger. (I was a big dino nut, let me tell you.) Um... There's another one I actually like called Word World where the characters and things are actually made of the word they are. That makes little sense.
Click me to see what the heck I am babbling about.
There just seems to be more creepy ones than there used to be. Barney was the only one that was really scary when I was little. And apparently Teletubbies are scary. (They aren't! All lies... LIES!!)

So this is semi-related to reading.
I read a description/review of a book, and it looks awesome! It's called There is No Dog and it's by someone. Can't remember the name. Anyway, from what I understood, it's about a teenager who is the creator of everything. You know, instead of God being shown as an old man with a beard, it's a teenage boy. Like I said, it looks awesome.

Ah! Word World! I think I saw it. Once.
You were scared of Barney? That was one of my favorite shows! Another one was Sesamie (spell check?) Street. I LOVED Elmo. (don't like him quite so much anymore, though.)

Teletubbies. Must agree with you. I didn't think they were SCARY, per say, but I didn't really like 'em. My siblings adored them, though.

Is the dragon one you watched called "Dragon Tales"? I used to watch that one. To adnausium. (spell check?) I can still remember full episodes from the series. O.o
Yes. That's how much I loved it.

I loved Dragon Tales too. No, the one I am talking about was definitely dinosaurs, and it wasn't the Land before Time either. Also, Zaboomafoo. Best show ever!

YEEESS! I loved Zabomafoo! With the lemur and the two brothers? What were their names....? Matt and Chris? I seriously can't remember. X(
And Land Before Time! I loved the first 6 movies. After that they just got....boring. And had really horrid story-lines.

:D I loved Zaboomafoo!
Hey, have any of you read Zel by Donna Jo Napoli?

Nope. Is it any good?


Just finished "Dragon Kiss" and am now moving on to the last book in the series, "A Prince Among Frogs". Have any of you read the books?

[wickedwolfgirl]

Question for my fellow Bibliophiles: Matched. Yay, nay, meh?

[Bilbo Baggins.]

my friend loves it but I haven't read it... it doesn't sound all that interesting to me

[Wildmagic_warrior]

Question for my fellow Bibliophiles: Matched. Yay, nay, meh?

I read it, and my honest opinion is that you shouldn't waste your time.
It's not an awful book, but the problem is that nothing happens. Ever.
It's all cliches and 2-D characters that you wish you could slap some depth into.

[Hair Like Starlight]

Question for my fellow Bibliophiles: Matched. Yay, nay, meh?

Meh. All the way. I just couldn't motivate myself to even read the sequel. I mean, it wasn't horrible, but, yes, nothing ever happens and the characters have no depth.

On a side note, for the first time in a long time, I'm reading a nonfiction book entitled Six Wives: The Queens of Henry VII. It's actually quite interesting

[starlord.]

I recently read The Scorpio Races, and The Power of Six. I'm currently reading Winterdance (Highly recommend for higher level readers. It's a great Auto-Biography about Gary Paulsen in the Iditirod.) and a book by Tamora Pierce.

Tamora Pierce. What do you all think of her? I personally think she's a great, creative writer. Her first books were really easy reads, but as she gets better and better and starts writing books like Terrier, Bloodhound, and Mastiff, they get harder and more in depth.

[smileyranger]

@Nebulas.

I might consider reading that if Gary Paulsen didn't brag a lot, and pretend to be a know it all when a lot of the things he claims are true, simply aren't.

@Booklover

Teletubbies. I remember them...too well. In fact, I still have my old "Dipsy" teletubbie in my closet from 1998 0.o

[brinh]

Dear Jabberwocky,
Please take my name off the members list if you see this, I don't participate in this thread any more. My username use to be Zarya, and I am the third member in the list. Thanks if you see this and take it off.
-Stormie

[DiamondEyes]

Question for my fellow Bibliophiles: Matched. Yay, nay, meh?

I LOVE KY!!!
Matched is amazing!

[Nari UwU]

> You incessantly spice up conversation with book quotes.
> You sit in the back of the movie theater whispering "That's not what happened in the book!" to whatever random stranger happens to be sitting next to you.
> You bring a book to lunch most days.
> You get so caught up in whatever book you happen to be reading that you a) laugh, b) cry, c) scream at the book, and/or d) throw the book at the wall because you hate how it ended.
> You read so late into the night that you lose track of time, and end up staying up till like three AM.
> You've read a book cover to cover in one sitting.
> You've fallen in love with a fictional character.

Woah. X)
I just realized something.
All of those I've done! Used to be that only about 3 or 4 were about me; but now.....maybe I really AM a bibliomaniac.

I do all of those too x3 especially the crying and throwing book x3

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To get back on topic:
I cannot find the last Night World book ANYWHERE D: I wanna know who the last wild power is and how this flippin ends D: I only have the first two and read the third. I. MUST. FINISH. THE. SERIES. ALREADY. ;D;