Just got the lost collection from Dan Abnett (Ibram Gaunt), The killing Ground, Death or Glory and Duty Calls, among others, love the Black Library.Ultrajoe post=18.68715.639246 said:
Poll: How often do you read books?
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I read books quite often. Crime is probably my favourite genre, but I'll still read other types.
I read alot but on average one a month if I'm lucky cause when I get a book I like I sit down in my room and read then emearge a few hours later cause I'm finished, realy I read Harry Potter and the half blood prince in just under a day and a half (breaks and mealtimes included)
and books are very hard to findecpecaly ones I like but I know that Terry Pratchet is going to keep me occupied for months and somtime I cant get hooked into the story if it isent intersing, I'v been meaning to read song in the scilence for well over a year and a half now.
If you like fantasy and comedy and a good read you must read Terry Pratchet's disk world novels.
and books are very hard to findecpecaly ones I like but I know that Terry Pratchet is going to keep me occupied for months and somtime I cant get hooked into the story if it isent intersing, I'v been meaning to read song in the scilence for well over a year and a half now.
If you like fantasy and comedy and a good read you must read Terry Pratchet's disk world novels.
I'd say three or four; I have to read a lot for my studies. But I always like to read at least one book a month by choice.
i read 1-2 a month, but that's only because i can't focus enough IRL, and am forced to read on the can because there's nothing else i can to there anyway (well, besides the obvious point of being on the can). that number of books is also subject to availability of my favorite series'. see, i have this odd power that if i like something enough, it will either be discontinued, or production will slow to a crawl, limiting my book consumption harshly.
I read approximately 2 books per month. Now, for instance, I just finished Making Money by Terry Pratchett and will be going on to read Settling Accounts (awesome alternative history fiction) by Harry Turtledove.
