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Gargantia on the Verdurous Planet (Sousei no Gargantia)

Stranded on the remote planet Earth and cut off from the Galactic Alliance, a lone soldier named Ledo and his AI-driven mech named Chamber attempt to integrate into a floating city on a fleet of ships, known as Gargantia.

A Certain Scientific Railgun S (To Aru Kagaku no Railgun S)

Misaka Mokoto, a level 5 Esper code-named Railgun, continues her day-to-day life with her friends in academy city. While investigating the city's dark side, however, she uncovers a secret cloning experiment -- and far worse.

The YuYu Style (Yuyushiki)

Light-hearted comedy, adapted from a 4koma style comic, about three girls joining their high schools Data Processing club.

Chihaya Full 2 (Chihayafuru)

Now in their second year of high school, Chihaya and her friends share all the fun and worries that come with welcoming underclassmen to the team as they face tough rival schools in competitive Hyakunin Isshu karuta.

Valvrave the Liberator

A group of students stranded on a dyson sphere declare independance as they're caught between two major military powers. Unbeknownst to them their new school sits atop the latest in mech technology, highly prized by their new adversaries; the Valverave units.

The Flowers of Evil (Aku no Hana)

Takeo Kasuga is an introvert who spends his days reading hard poetry and fantasizing about the class idol, Nanako Saeki. One day, Kasuga steals Saeki's gym clothes only to be seen by Sawa Nakamura, a twisted girl who uses the opportunity to blackmail Kasuga.

Advance on Titan (Shingeki no Kyojin)

The titans have come. Giant and ravenous, tireless and unrelenting, the titans have pushed humanity to brink of extinction. The great walls of the last bastion of humanity has earned them a century of peace. But how long will the wall keep the titans at bay?

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    The last couple books i've bought have been in the last month or so. I ended up buying the whole Hunger Games series and reading it in two weeks time. I also bought Slaughterhouse-five. It was pretty interesting.

    So it goes.


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    Well I really didn't have to pay for it but the latest book I got was Terror by Night on my Kindle for free really good book. So how is the Hunger Games? I've been wanting to try it but didn't know it would be good or not.

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    The Closers by Michael Connelly
    It's pretty good so far. Can't say I'm a big fan of his writing style, but I don't really mind.
    They call me

    (Nobody actually calls me boss. ;[)

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    I recently bought a copy of Poison by Chris Wooding for 4 dollars. Unfortunately, I have not had the time to read it, but a special person did read the first chapter to me.~
    "Pappero poppero pippity poppity pooh."


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    The Thread of Happiness is Weaved by a Canon

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sasuke*Lover View Post
    The last couple books i've bought have been in the last month or so. I ended up buying the whole Hunger Games series and reading it in two weeks time. I also bought Slaughterhouse-five. It was pretty interesting.

    So it goes.
    I got Hunger games as well! I loved the idea of what appears to be a Westernised version of Battle Royale Only just started reading the first one yesterday but I'm already loving it! I also bought the first SKullduggery Pleasant book. I read it before when I was younger and absolutely loved it and even now I still enjoy reading it. I also finished adding to my collection of David Wellington's books. I have everything he has ever written now! He is a master of horror!

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    I bought the book called Les Fluesus Du Mal By charles baudelaire for 5 bucks



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    This one is HILARIOUS. Bought it last week.



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    A friend of mine told me that Haruki Murakami's works are amazing, so I went and bought myself an English copy of his novel, 1Q84.


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    The last book I bought was

    "Lord of the Flies".

    I never read it in school

    and I hear it's really good book....
    Live my life without, coming up for air....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cranbe View Post
    A friend of mine told me that Haruki Murakami's works are amazing, so I went and bought myself an English copy of his novel, 1Q84.
    You're gonna love it.


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    Haven't been to Books A Million in a decent time. Last book I got there was Divergent by Veronica Roth.
    Out of the fire, rise from the ashes.
    Reject your doubt and release the passion!

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    "With the Old Breed" by Eugene Sledge

    and

    "The Sword and the Mind" by Yagyu Muenori
    "With the first link, the chain is forged. The first speech censored, the first thought forbidden,
    the first freedom denied, chains us all irrevocably."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sasuke*Lover View Post
    I also bought Slaughterhouse-five. It was pretty interesting.

    So it goes.
    Amazing book. I love most of Vonnegut`s books. You should try "Cat`s Cradle" as well.

    Quote Originally Posted by Cranbe View Post
    A friend of mine told me that Haruki Murakami's works are amazing, so I went and bought myself an English copy of his novel, 1Q84.
    I have read several of his books but not 1Q84. I want to, but I am waiting for paperback. I love his quirky style. If you enjoy it I recommend "Norwegian Wood" and "Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World".

    Oh and "Hunger Games" is enjoyable. It is a very quick, entertaining read. It only takes 1-2 nights depending on time.

    Quote Originally Posted by Alesandros View Post
    "With the Old Breed" by Eugene Sledge
    Edit. Looks like a good read, I should check it out.

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    Hmm... That would be my 3-in-1 collection of Lord of the Rings because it was so tempting, and Inheritance (fourth and final book of the inheritance cycle).

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    A novel called 'Blood Ninja' and James Patterson's 'Midnight Club'. Oh yeah, also a book on Photoshop CS3.
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    "Give a kid a smoke he’ll be happy for a day. Teach him how to smoke… he’ll be happy for a whole shortened life." - Eikichi Onizuka

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    The Theory of Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles by Jesus Huerta de Soto

    Yes, I'm lame.

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    I think it was Inheritance by Christopher Paolini. I don't get to do too much reading because I don't have the attention span to get through the beginning of a book.
    "...find something that you love, and spread it like wildfire..."
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    The Complete Works of William Shakespeare
    The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas
    The Eye of the World by Robert Jordan
    Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card
    The Way of the Shadows by Brent Weeks

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    I recently purchased Grimms Fairy tales.

    Although I had this book, I bought the leather bound edition from Barnes and Noble.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sasuke*Lover View Post
    The last couple books i've bought have been in the last month or so. I ended up buying the whole Hunger Games series and reading it in two weeks time. I also bought Slaughterhouse-five. It was pretty interesting.

    So it goes.
    I'll probably re-read that one soon. I really liked Slaughterhouse Five, but it's been a while since I've read it.

    I recently bought The Sleeping Beauty trilogy by Anne Rice. I'm about halfway through the second book, and while it's the first time I've ever read erotica without bursting into a fit of giggles at some point, the novelty is starting to wear off for me.
    I also recently bought and read Tim O'Brien's The Things They Carried, which I really enjoyed.



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    I bought 50 shades of grey. Not ashamed to admit it.

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    ahh my mum came home yesterday with a copy of 50 shades of grey, i have to admit i did have a little giggle to myself but i also think at some point i will read it, i honestly don't see the problem with such books.
    'If you pretend to feel a certain way, the feeling can become genuine all by accident.'
    Hei (Darker Than Black)

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    I bought The Angel's Game by Carlos Ruiz Zafón a few weeks back, it's the prequel to the Shadow of the Wind and it's one of my favourite books.
    I went to the bookstore and bought Harlan Coben's Stay Close yesterday. He writes awesome mystery novels and thrillers. :3 You should check him out especially if you like novels with multiple plot twists ^^




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