day&night
hat do you think about them? How good are you at reading? How much do you read? What are your favorite books? And more questions on them la
macfluffers
haven't read a novel since the summer. It was the first Dexter novel. When I'm bored I'll read Sherlock Holmes, but I'm not too dedicated to
chamomileess
Having said that...I consider myself to be a fairly "strong" reader in the sense that I can Textual and Essential analysis on texts in a reasonably short amount of time. However, that's only for more serious texts. If it's a novel or some kind of epic poem, then I'll read it purely for the enjoyment of reading it and immersing myself in the story. I can get wrapped up in a good book pretty easily, thanks to my idiosyncratic ADD. (It's not really attention deficiency... I can't concentrate on certain things, and I get completely focussed on others... It's weird. Psychiatrists have examined me and cried from failure.)In terms of speed, I read all 3 books of Tolkein's Lord of The Rings in 1 summer. That was interest
day&night
EDIT: I have just remembered a book with a similarity to Ge.ne.sis, albeit less fanciful and more into concrete areas. It's about two kids who go back in time using a strange machine for dark matter, I think. The machine instead sent them back to 1800's England, where a trail of adventure, new friends, an enemy, and a machine that could spell Apocalypse for the world, and all alternate ones. That is a very slight overview, and spans 3 books. It's around 6th grade level, give or take 1 grade, and I read it before playing Ge.ne.sis. The concept is similar, although the plot isn'
