MCSG Book Club!

[soggypickle]

I can't read

 

[Animae]

I haven't had a desire to read since I read "Lord of the Flies."

 

[Metalclaw | Jordan]

I never thought I would see the day..... The mcsg book club...... SIGN ME UP!

 

[ThatFuryFellow]

I suppose I can list a few books I've read...

Legend Trilogy
Percy Jackson Series
The Heroes of Olympus Series
Num8ers or Numbers (Just finished, amazing, on the second one)
The Maze Runner
Dustlands Series
Found Series
Dangerous Days of Daniel X (I think that's what it's called, whatever the first Daniel X book was)
Ender's Game
The Eye of Minds (One of my favorites, highly suggest to some Gamers )

I've read many more, just can't seem to think of them right now. I'm currently reading Th3 Cha0s or The Chaos, the second book in the Num8ers or Numbers series.

I'm quite into Science Fiction books, I also want to read The Giver from seeing the Movie Trailer, and Ready Player One didn't seem to hook me too much, didn't read that one

 

[Lemonz87]

*Looks up summary on Wikipedia*
I know right, that's the best book ever!

Omg xD

 

[SixZoSeven]

I can't read

what did u write i cant undrstand

I don't really enjoy reading, but I did enjoy Hatchet a lot and including its sequel.

I read that book in elementary school. Perhaps my favorite book I've read. I always like survival-type stories.

 

[Manos]

I don't really enjoy reading, but I did enjoy Hatchet a lot and including its sequel.

Hatchet is an excellent book, something I reccomend all to read. I won't give out any spoilers, but it's about a boys struggle as he lives alone in the jungle after he survived a plane crash.

Sounds interesting! Have you read Maze Runner or To Kill a Mockingbird?

Maze runner, like hatchet, is a great book. The movie that they're coming out with looks nothing like how I imagined it though, which is disappointing.

 

[KorStonesword]

Ender's Game

Ah, Ender's Game. I loved that book. It's interesting how it dose such a good job of encapsulating so many years of Ender's life, despite the book being on the short side (as far as books go).

Have you seen the film adaptation? I though it was okay, but it felt more like a summary of the plot of Ender's Game, rather than a film of the book itself.

I always like survival-type stories.

*looks at website name* ....makes sense.

 

[Avesu]

I don't particularly enjoy reading, however I am amazing at it. My reading level is a college reading level... I'm in 7th grade. Anyway, this seems fun and I would participate.

 

[ThatFuryFellow]

Ah, Ender's Game. I loved that book. It's interesting how it dose such a good job of encapsulating so many years of Ender's life, despite the book being on the short side (as far as books go).

Have you seen the film adaptation? I though it was okay, but it felt more like a summary of the plot of Ender's Game, rather than a film of the book itself.


*looks at website name* ....makes sense.

I have seen the film, and I agree. The book seems to go by fast, as far as Ender's life, but it's a good pace

 

[KorStonesword]

The fact that some people have yet to read the 20th century's greatest book, Catch-22, is nothing short of disappointing.

Was at the library and thought of your comment so I picked it up. I'm only about 4 chapters in, but it's very interesting so far!

 

[Teaches]

Flush was amazing, one of my facorites.
Starting Maze runner this week, can't wait!