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message 151: by Lucille (new)

Lucille (lucillep) | 3277 comments Yes!

Does a hateful main character ever stop you from reading a book with a great plot?


message 152: by Liz (new)

Liz (lookingstrongjohn) hmmm, i dont think so

is £7 expensive for a book? (i found this on the back of one of my books and was curious.. because, to me, it looks like an amazing price for a book, but then again, i dont live in england aha ^^)


message 153: by Karina (last edited Dec 26, 2012 10:57PM) (new)

Karina I look it up on Google and that would be $9.26(?) in America.


Would you ever pay more than 20 on a book?


message 154: by Liz (new)

Liz (lookingstrongjohn) only if it was really special/hardcover/or one that id been waiting for/trying to find for a long time :)

what was your first 'big' book? (like, over 200 pages)


message 155: by Lucille (new)

Lucille (lucillep) | 3277 comments I can't remember.. I think it was Evermore or The Host.

What was yours?


message 156: by [deleted user] (new)

I don't remember. Maybe Harry Potter.

Whats the largest book you've ever read?


message 157: by Liz (new)

Liz (lookingstrongjohn) errr, maybe breaking dawn?

do you judge a book according to its cover or the title?


message 158: by Lucille (new)

Lucille (lucillep) | 3277 comments The cover.. I hardly ever care about the title.

Do you like books with dark covers or light covers?


message 159: by Sophie (new)

Sophie (nitaro48) | 58 comments I don't care as long as I like the artwork.

How important is the font of the title?


message 160: by Lucille (new)

Lucille (lucillep) | 3277 comments A tiny bit important, I love cursive cover fonts..

How important is the thickness of a book to you?


message 161: by Lucille (new)

Lucille (lucillep) | 3277 comments Sometimes, but the blurb has to be interesting, too.

Does the size of a book ever hinder you from reading it?


message 162: by Chante (new)

Chante yes.

What's the most number of books you read in a week?


message 163: by Karina (new)

Karina I think 10.


How did you discover Goodreads?


message 164: by [deleted user] (new)

Random website serching


message 165: by [deleted user] (new)

can you hold still while reading?


message 166: by Jasmine (new)

Jasmine (jazzyjams) | 1616 comments Yes, I turn into a statue and lose track of time... Not that I'm complaining!

How many times have you ever reread a book?


message 167: by Victor (new)

Victor 3 times.

How many bookmarks do you have?


message 168: by Victor (new)

Victor It by Stephen King. The scene with Beverly looking at the boys...

Book you want to make everyone read?


message 169: by Lucille (new)

Lucille (lucillep) | 3277 comments The Host by Stephenie Meyer. It's just that a lot of non-readers are bashing Meyer just because Twilight sucked. It's annoying and disrespectful.

Book you don't want anyone to read?


message 170: by [deleted user] (new)

*prepares for shunning* lord of the rings

Do you interrogate strangers when you see them reading a book you love?


message 171: by Wei (new)

Wei Cho (lunexian) What?! Lord of the Rings... how dare you!...
Just kidding, everyone has their own opinion.
I'm a die-hard Tolkien fan.

Yes, I do. Endlessly.

Do you need completely silence to read or can you read in a crowded train/bus/place/etc.?


message 172: by Lucille (last edited Dec 30, 2012 02:43AM) (new)

Lucille (lucillep) | 3277 comments Nope.

Do you anticipate the coming of a book-movie even if you didn't like the book?


message 173: by Jon, The Paperback Prince (new)

Jon (scottreadsit) | 5707 comments Mod
This questions stumped me.. I'm not sure.
What is your favorite book-movie?


message 174: by Renee (new)

Renee (thebookroyal) The Outsiders. I personally believe it's the only movie that got at least 98% of the book right.

Are you biased on the 'new' authors (in your reading history) you choose to read?


message 175: by [deleted user] (new)

Looking for Alaska and the fault in our stars

What is the funniest book you've ever read?


message 176: by [deleted user] (new)

Many

Do you like the smell of books?


message 177: by Lucille (new)

Lucille (lucillep) | 3277 comments Yep, especially the covers.

Do you usually end up liking debut novels?


message 178: by Jay (new)

Jay Yes

Do you ever reread books?


message 179: by Jasmine (new)

Jasmine (jazzyjams) | 1616 comments Yes, if I really love the book. Sometimes I have to wait a few months so I forget stuff...

How many library books have you had out at once?


message 180: by Michele, The bookoholic! (new)

Michele C (mcgxo95) | 4897 comments Mod
maybe 10 :)

How many times a week do you go to the library?


message 181: by Lucille (last edited Jan 01, 2013 10:06PM) (new)

Lucille (lucillep) | 3277 comments Once. Every Friday.

How much money have you spent on books?


message 182: by Renee (new)

Renee (thebookroyal) This last year I recall spending about $50 for books. Dont remember if I've spent more than that.

If you were forced to give up all of your books except for one, which would you choose to keep?


message 183: by Karina (new)

Karina 160


How many books do you want to read in 2013?


message 184: by Lucille (new)

Lucille (lucillep) | 3277 comments I'd Tell You I Love You But Then I'd Have to Kill You by Ally Carter. I'd be Cammie, of course!

If you could have one arc right now, what book would it be?


message 185: by [deleted user] (new)

Light by Michael Grant

What movie adaption of a book can you not wait to see?


message 186: by Lucille (new)

Lucille (lucillep) | 3277 comments Under the Never Sky and Vampire Academy.

What was the worst movie adaption of a book you've ever seen?


message 187: by [deleted user] (new)

Percy Jackson and the Olympians (it was a good movie but hardly followed the book)

What was the best movie adaption of a book you've ever seen?


message 188: by Lucille (new)

Lucille (lucillep) | 3277 comments A Walk to Remember. The movie was better, IMO.

If you can have one book character with you for life, who would it be?


message 189: by Lucille (new)

Lucille (lucillep) | 3277 comments Adrian Ivashkov. He's playful, nice, loyal, and crazy.

If you can bring back one dead book character, who would it be?


message 190: by Karina (new)

Karina Dobby from the Harry Potter series.


Would you prefer to watch a book review(video) or read one?


message 191: by Mark (new)

Mark Karina wrote: "Dobby from the Harry Potter series.


Would you prefer to watch a book review(video) or read one?"


I'd prefer to read one.

What book have you read that seems to reflect a truly evil philosophy on the part of the author?


message 192: by Mark (new)

Mark Used to read in the tub sometimes, thirty years ago. Not since.

What is the most overrated classic or award-winning book you've ever read?


message 193: by Lucille (last edited Jan 04, 2013 10:55PM) (new)

Lucille (lucillep) | 3277 comments Jane Eyre and Silas Marner. I rarely read classics.

If you could change the ending of one particular series, which series would it be?


message 194: by [deleted user] (new)

MAXIMUM. RIDE. UGH.

What is the best ending to a series you've ever read?


message 195: by Mark (new)

Mark Kyle ~Special K: Rebel Leader~ wrote: "When Alex Cross killed Kyle Craig in the Alex Cross series by James Patterson. It was awesome!

If you could rewrite one book, which would it be?"


Atlas Shrugged. I would eliminate all the words.

What author (other than Shakespeare) most impresses you, strictly from the standpoint of language use?


message 196: by Mark (new)

Mark Hemingway. I think he has a double-digit active vocabulary, and an utter inability to write anything syntactically demanding.

What is your favorite work of Dickens'?


message 197: by Lucille (new)

Lucille (lucillep) | 3277 comments Nope.

What the best series you've ever read?


message 198: by [deleted user] (new)

HP5

Favorite children's book?


message 199: by Mark (new)

Mark God Bless the Gargoyles

What's the worst-edited book you've read recently, from the standpoint of spelling and grammar?


message 200: by Jay (new)

Jay None

Do you skim the pages when the book gets boring?


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