The Bibliomaniac Army (booklovers, UNITE!)

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Username:
Fanged

Nickname (if any):
You can call me Fang if you prefer
Top Ten Favorite Books:
Um... Harry potter
Lord of the rings
Fire
Posion Study
The Keys to the Kingdom series {Mr. Monday, Grim Tuesday etc.}
Eragon
{May I put german books here?}
{Boy 7
Der kuss der Kjer
Faunblut}

Average amount of time it takes you to finish a book:
Short. I read the last Harry Potter book in one sitting of about 3-5 hours.

How many of the above symptoms you regularly experience:
> You incessantly spice up conversation with book quotes.
> 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 like the Keys to the Kingdom series too?! I've read all of them because my old school library recomended them but I haven't been able to finish the last one because I changed schools and my new school doesn't have it.

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Username:
Fanged

Nickname (if any):
You can call me Fang if you prefer
Top Ten Favorite Books:
Um... Harry potter
Lord of the rings
Fire
Posion Study
The Keys to the Kingdom series {Mr. Monday, Grim Tuesday etc.}
Eragon
{May I put german books here?}
{Boy 7
Der kuss der Kjer
Faunblut}

Average amount of time it takes you to finish a book:
Short. I read the last Harry Potter book in one sitting of about 3-5 hours.

How many of the above symptoms you regularly experience:
> You incessantly spice up conversation with book quotes.
> 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 like the Keys to the Kingdom series too?! I've read all of them because my old school library recomended them but I haven't been able to finish the last one because I changed schools and my new school doesn't have it.

Yep^^
Their really good, I love the style of writing and the philosophy of it :)

Anyone have an idea what books I could read next=?

[glorified oblivion]

Username:
Fanged

Nickname (if any):
You can call me Fang if you prefer
Top Ten Favorite Books:
Um... Harry potter
Lord of the rings
Fire
Posion Study
The Keys to the Kingdom series {Mr. Monday, Grim Tuesday etc.}
Eragon
{May I put german books here?}
{Boy 7
Der kuss der Kjer
Faunblut}

Average amount of time it takes you to finish a book:
Short. I read the last Harry Potter book in one sitting of about 3-5 hours.

How many of the above symptoms you regularly experience:
> You incessantly spice up conversation with book quotes.
> 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 like the Keys to the Kingdom series too?! I've read all of them because my old school library recomended them but I haven't been able to finish the last one because I changed schools and my new school doesn't have it.

Yep^^
Their really good, I love the style of writing and the philosophy of it

Anyone have an idea what books I could read next=?

Have you ever heard of the Septimus Heap series?

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Nope. what are they about?

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They are a series like Harry Potter, with seven books. They start with the seventh son of a seventh son and his name is Septimus. The night he was born, the midwife stole him and said he was "dead". That same night, Septimus's father, Silas Heap, was walking around in the Forest as usual, looking for his father that had been a shape-shifter and then turned into a tree and was lost by all in the Forest. But Silas Heap found a newborn baby in the snow under a bush, and he took her in as his own. They have tons of adventures together (and I cannot describe them all, it would take about a two-foot long post and I don't want to spoil it.)
The order of the books from first to last is: Magyk, Flyte, Physik, Queste, Syren, Darke.

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Oh, I have heard of them!
The names of the first two books rings a bell, but I've never read them.
But I didnt really understand the description...The midwife stole the baby and the vfther found it again? ^^

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No, the midwife took Septimus while Silas was in the Forest, and while Silas was exploring, he found a different baby (that turned out to be the Princess).

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Okay, thank you for clearing that up :)
Sounds good, I think we have it in the house somewhere.. Ill read it!
anythign else you can recommand?

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No, you have already read a bunch of good books that I could recommend.

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Okay^^
Thank you!