Books N shit

Just finished reading The Hungry Catapillar.
fuckin good as.

now write a 500 word essay about it

Strangely, I've read both those books... Not my proudest moment, but I was laughing so much, I had to keep reading them. Kind of like that car crash you know is happening but you can't look away.

Ginger Beer, pretty much anything by Vonnegut is pure manic genius.

Hahahaha, The Toy In Daddy's Pants.

i'm going to amazon to search for those cat books

Dancing with Cats haha wow.

On a related note, Cats Cradle is one of Vonneguts best.

Midnights Children by Salman Rushdie is another one of my favourites. It also won the Bookers' Booker prize, which is kind of like being voted the best skater ever by past Skaters of the year.

Snowcrash, Neal Stephenson. All time fave.

Snowcrash is bolts indeed.

The only book I've ever really read properly and liked was The Outsiders for school year ago.

Love it. And To Kill A Mocking Bird. Both sick.

cockwork orange

Hey Yahbrain, ever read any Haruki Murakami? Pretty good writer worth checking out. Am reading Kafka on the Shore at the moment and quite enjoying it.

Fuck yeah LDF, To Kill A Mockingbird is fucking sick. Been meaning to re-read that for a while now.

Matthew Riley. - 'Ice Station' and 'Temple'. 'Contest' for a bit a sci-fi.

Aussie too!

Props on the Wilbur Smith River God series Russ!!! Great read aye. Taita was a champ!!!

To kill a mockingbird gave me no useful facts on killing mockingbirds..

It did teach me not to judge a man based on the colour of his skin.

But what good does that do me?

clockwork orange is sick... one of the best books i've read.

Matthew riley is so fucking terrible man, every book is like a bad action film scripts with the most basic obvious plot, filled with a cliffhanger every five minutes - "I hurtled towards the ground from 40,000 feet with no parachute and nothing but a spoon in my left pocket.........................................................................................but suddenly i was caught in a volcanic updraught and landed softly on the ground."

read The Road by Cormac Mcarthy, that's a book worth reading

agreed, I used to like Mathew Reilly in grade 6 and 7. So is fight club worth a read? I liked to movie.

i analized the movie in media 2 years ago and thought i knew everything about the story. read the book about 6 months ago and found out i was wrong, really good style of 'in depth' humurous style of writing... i recommend

Fight Club is an amazing book, the movie adapation is shit.

I know a bunch of youse are into post apocalyptic stuff, so here's a link to a thread on another board where people make recommendations for books and movies. Just ignore the pissant whinging.

http://board.vivalavinyl.org/thread/view/89404/&p=114

Addo

20:24 19/Jun
clockwork orange is sick... one of the best books i've read

agreed...aswell as anything by Ben Elton, that guys halerious

Mongo Mitch

23:11 19/Jun

i analized the movie

Woah dude! TMI.

lol ^^

I loved The Beach by Alex Garland.

I Just read Are You Experienced by William Sutcliffe, which was very funny. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Are-You-Experienced-William-Sutcliffe/dp/0140272658