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The Daily-Chit Chat of 09'

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I watch cartoon network sometimes.
 
The TV is on a lot, but often I'm not giving it my full attention. I'll be on my laptop or playing DS at the same time. There are lots of shows that I do actually enjoy watching and watch often though.
 
I love reading, but I find it hard to actually start reading a book. It's alright if I've read a previous book in the series, but otherwise I have to force myself to read the first few chapters before I get into it.
 
My aunt just gave a bunch of her old books. Authors I like too. I need to get cracking on those. But I haven't had time for anything outside of school lately.
 
Yeah I love to read. It is awesome.
 
I like mystery and adventure books.
 
Reading is awesome, and I love it. Although the Internet does hook me a lot of times, I would rather read a book then play video games. Ya...XD
 
Sorafune said:
I prefer reading the horror genre, mainly because of how realistic most of them feel afterwards if written correctly. Utilizing Agatha Christie as an example again, I've been inspired to read more of her books because of the last one I read by her, which was "And then there were None".
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I can never get into mystery. They always bore me. I have no idea why..
 
Im into the fantasy sort of deal, with stuff like Harry Potter, Wicked, Twilight, and the Mortal Instruments. All have very different writing styles, which are all very good, but they all share the same trait. They are about things that could never happen in the real world, like dragons and magic. Books like that amaze me.
 
Lady Gaga said:
Im into the fantasy sort of deal, with stuff like Harry Potter, Wicked, Twilight, and the Mortal Instruments. All have very different writing styles, which are all very good, but they all share the same trait. They are about things that could never happen in the real world, like dragons and magic. Books like that amaze me.
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Fantasy is decent, the only books I really liked that are Fantasy are Harry Potter books and Twilight. :P
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Well, I don't blame you. From my experience, mystery books only start getting interesting during the later chapters; in which, how can you bring yourself to that point if you can't get past the boring, first few chapters of the book?

So one would technically have to force themself to read the boring parts to get into the juicy parts, which I myself personally don't mind(I have a lot of patience), but yeah, most people don't want to do that. XD
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Very true. o:

xD I remember this one Mystery/Fantasy book that took place in a space station. The beginning was so boring for the most part, but it was hilarious at parts. I've never laughed reading a book, except when I read that book.

If only I could remember the title...:/ It was like 4 years ago.
 
t.A.T.u said:
Fantasy is decent, the only books I really liked that are Fantasy are Harry Potter books and Twilight. :P
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Ya, those are the best. Too much fantasy though, like Lord of the Rings or something, would be too much for me. I like it where there is a fantasy world inside our own world, which 3 of the four series I mentioned before are set it (Twilight, The Mortal Instruments, and to an extent Harry Potter).
 
Sorafune said:
Animorphs was an enjoyable fantasy book for me. The whole general idea and plot sounds a bit cheesy for the most part, but the amount of action and fighting that happens in that book is pretty enjoyable, to say the least. XD
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xD I remember when the show for Animorphs came out, I was little and I loved it.
 
Ya, I always wondered that. The TV show really gave me nightmares, though long ago I read a Goosebumps book, and I don't think it really was that scary. Confusing, to be honest.

BTW, 2000 posts ;3
 
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