Don't Let the Catz say Zero! [DLTMS0 v4.0]

[Weeaboo Name]

48

Reading to see what is being discussed is overrated anyway.

 

[Maraala]

49

Reading in general is overrated
/hipster

 

[Twilight-kun]

50

I read over 60 books that were all over 400 pages long last summer

good times

 

[alisaie]

51.

Occasionally i tell myself that i need to get back into reading.

and then i don't.

whoops.

 

[CourageHound]

52

I love reading books. Especially fantasy books~

 

[Maraala]

53

I have a whole collection of books on my shelf that I need to read
Someday, someday i will get around to reading them

 

[Twilight-kun]

54

when you're old and gray, probably

 

[Aquacorde]

55

Discworld is where it's at, guys. Read the books, be amazed.

 

[Nakuzami]

55

double fives I win

I don't have enough books. @_@ I read them too quickly.

EDIT: darned ninjas. 56

 

[Aquacorde]

57.

Read Discworld. You know you want to. There are nearly 50 books in the main series and a ton of additional content. It's glorious.

 

[Nakuzami]

58.

Fifty books? Holy crap. ._.

I started reading the Ranger's Apprentice series, because I got the first book for Christmas. It doesn't look like my school has the other books, which is stupid because I know our Jr. High does. :S

 

[Aquacorde]

59.

And counting, but Terry Pratchett's health is slowly declining. :|

Go to the local library then?

 

[Nakuzami]

60.

It sounds like he(she?) should wrap up the series.

Pfft, local libraries! I should do that this weekend. .-.

 

[Aquacorde]

61.

He'd never. As long as he can write, he will. That's who he is. And since each book essentially can stand alone, it's not like readers will be left on the edge.
His daughter is starting to create Discworld content as well, in the form of a TV series centred around a core character group.

I prefer to buy books so I can keep and love them but libraries are good when broke. :>

 

[Nakuzami]

62.

Well, it doesn't help that I'm always broke.

Does this series follow a continuous story line? It doesn't sound like it.

 

[Aquacorde]

63. It does. There is a definite timeline that the stories follow, it's just that each novel is its own self-contained story. There are story arcs within the series- a sequence of books that focus on the same protagonist groups- but there is only one book that ends on a cliffhanger (the first) and very few that you have to read other books to understand.

 

[Nakuzami]

64.

Oh my, sounds interesting.

It would certainly occupy me for a while.

 

[Aquacorde]

65. It would do. Just finding them all would occupy quite a lot of your time.

 

[Nakuzami]

66.

Considering I've never heard of the series, it would probably take me longer to find the books than it would take to read them. ._.

 

[Aquacorde]

67. That entirely depends on if you live in a place where most bookstores and libraries will have the complete set.