What Are You Reading?

Started by MixxDreamer · 15 Feb 2004 · 1,122 replies

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21 Jul 2007, 15:57 #821
bmwracer wrote:
Serves 'em right. :twisted:


especially those in fancy dress! :hehe:
21 Jul 2007, 23:46 #822
kenjilina wrote:

especially those in fancy dress! :hehe:


But I always wear my robes and hold my wand when I'm reading HP books. :puppydog:
22 Jul 2007, 00:02 #823
Wynter wrote:

But I always wear my robes and hold my wand when I'm reading HP books. :puppydog:


like i always wear a kimono at home. :hehe:
22 Jul 2007, 05:05 #824
I finally got my copy of Deathly Hallows and I can't believe that it was cheaper than I expected ($18-ish). I'm currently taking a break from reading it because my eyes feel like it's straining.
22 Jul 2007, 06:52 #825
finished reading HP 7 - great book, stacked with tons of plot details throughout the entirety...... some surprises and some stuff that can be anticipated if the first few books are read carefully :bonk:
22 Jul 2007, 08:41 #826
Shindou wrote:finished reading HP 7 - great book, stacked with tons of plot details throughout the entirety...... some surprises and some stuff that can be anticipated if the first few books are read carefully :bonk:



I'm picking up my copy later on. So in about 3-4 hours I will be reading it.

Note: How long is it? Similar to Chamber of secrets? or more like Order of the Phoenix? I was able to read Chamber of secrets in 1 day, but took about 2 days to read OFTP, so just wondering how long is it and how long it took ya.

Thanks!
22 Jul 2007, 10:03 #827
TaintedWisdom wrote:


I'm picking up my copy later on. So in about 3-4 hours I will be reading it.

Note: How long is it? Similar to Chamber of secrets? or more like Order of the Phoenix? I was able to read Chamber of secrets in 1 day, but took about 2 days to read OFTP, so just wondering how long is it and how long it took ya.

Thanks!


its not too bad, i think about the same length as Half-Blood Prince and i'd say the style is most like the latter half of Half-Blood Prince more so than Order or Chamber.......took me about 7 hrs to finish Half-Blood Prince and took me about 6 hrs to finish this one

definitely recommend reading it from the beginning tho cuz there are a LOT of plot details packed throughout the entire book and significant events happening everywhere.....enjoy ur reading!! :victory:
22 Jul 2007, 23:37 #828
Shindou wrote:definitely recommend reading it from the beginning tho cuz there are a LOT of plot details packed throughout the entire book and significant events happening everywhere.....enjoy ur reading!! :victory:


SO TRUE! That's why I've been re-reading them again. I'm now on the fourth book: Goblet of Fire. I probably won't get to the last one for another few days.

But you're right! They're full of little hints. I mean, there's stuff in books 1 and 2 that foreshadow stuff that happens in book 3. It's great! And I'm getting little hints that I know will come out in book 7. It's great re-reading them to find all the stuff I'd forgotten. :thumbsup:
22 Jul 2007, 23:46 #829
I finished H7 too *nod nod*
When I went to the midnight opening it was TIPPING it down!!! :grumble: thankfully unlike last year they opened the shopping centre before midnight and let us wait inside... course we had to wait until midnight to get the book XD
But finished it now... I really enjoyed it and yup many surprises there... and some things I was expecting. Can't believe it's all over now!!! :shamefulcry:
23 Jul 2007, 11:19 #830
I just finished the 7th HP book. Really fantastic. It took me around 5 hours to finish. I am a slow reader, though, and like to go back and reread things I didn't understand. I'm sure it'll take the rest of you a shorter amount of time. ;)
23 Jul 2007, 12:01 #831
Shindou wrote:

its not too bad, i think about the same length as Half-Blood Prince and i'd say the style is most like the latter half of Half-Blood Prince more so than Order or Chamber.......took me about 7 hrs to finish Half-Blood Prince and took me about 6 hrs to finish this one

definitely recommend reading it from the beginning tho cuz there are a LOT of plot details packed throughout the entire book and significant events happening everywhere.....enjoy ur reading!! :victory:


Thanks for the response :)
As for re-reading them, I don't really need to as I can remember pretty much everything, I've been part of the HP forums for a long time and have been one of the fews to discover and release info regarding J.K's hints/secrets all over the site and book hehe.

I picked it up yesterday but haven't gotten far as I decided to go today and watch transformer ahahah.
23 Jul 2007, 12:06 #832
Car and Driver, August 2007. :beaten: :P
23 Jul 2007, 12:30 #833
Something similar for me. The only HP book I have is an HP Laserjet printer manual. :beaten:
23 Jul 2007, 13:07 #834
tabana wrote:Something similar for me. The only HP book I have is an HP Laserjet printer manual. :beaten:

LOL, I've got my Inkjet manual somewhere.... Highly recommended reading. :beaten:
23 Jul 2007, 13:19 #835
Yup. The tech support phone numbers at the end were quite surprising. Multiple plot twist with the power cord and serial cable. A true masterpiece.

I no longer have the printer, so I'm not sure why I keep the manual. :sweat:
23 Jul 2007, 22:13 #836
tabana wrote:I no longer have the printer, so I'm not sure why I keep the manual. :sweat:

Like you said, it's a masterpiece. :beaten:
23 Jul 2007, 22:54 #837
tabana wrote:Yup. The tech support phone numbers at the end were quite surprising. Multiple plot twist with the power cord and serial cable. A true masterpiece.

I no longer have the printer, so I'm not sure why I keep the manual. :sweat:


I don't think I've read an entire manual in my life.
23 Jul 2007, 23:50 #838
:hehe:

I rarely do that myself. A few game manuals or the do's and don'ts for expansive electronics. Ever since I had to write one, I read more of them. I know someone had to work for a few days typing crap nobody would ever read. :sweat:
24 Jul 2007, 01:12 #839
tabana wrote::hehe:

I rarely do that myself. A few game manuals or the do's and don'ts for expansive electronics. Ever since I had to write one, I read more of them. I know someone had to work for a few days typing crap nobody would ever read. :sweat:


You had to write a manual and SURVIVED the experience. Damn, props to you, senpai!
25 Jul 2007, 06:01 #840
I finished Deathly Hallows last night. The book did not disappoint, but I wasn't too crazy about the epilogue. It only focused only on a certain group of people, but I wanted to find out what happened to the rest.

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