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I love browsing in my local waterstones. I love flicking through the pages and being able to see the book itself before buying it is good. Or if your just looking for a book to read the staff are always great for recommendations. Even if there's a book thats not there, you can always order it. I am guilty of being a regular user of amazon though because I often find myself needing more books but have no time to go into town and browse. The internet is there 24/7 and it only takes two seconds to press a button and its paid for - no long queues. Plus the prices are almost always a lot less.

Oscar Wilde - the importance of being earnest and jekyll and hyde by robert louis stevenson are great if you're looking for something to do with victorian society and what is acceptable behaviour (still very relevant today) think I'm still in the mindset of analysing these from last year for english but I'll have to do it again because I failed (yay for me!)

the first six are all harry potter for me haha.

Heyy fellow bookworms, I'm sure I'm not the only one on here that is a nerdfighter. For those of you who don't have a clue what this is, watch the vlog brothers on youtube. Basically, at the start of the year John and hank (the vlog brothers) created a site called Your Pants for nerdfighters(people who watch their videos). The site crashed a few months ago and I have been searching for somewhere else to speak to others with the same passion for books as me. Anyway, on the site, a topic was created for people to attempt to read 50 books by the end of the year, so upon finding this site, I decided to carry it hoping that others will want to do this challenge next year. I don't think there's any chance of me finishing the challenge this year because I've been so busy with school (last year of high school) so I've lowered my own target to 35 - 40. This is my list so far: 1. The Lovely Bones 2. Jekyll and Hyde 3. The Crucible 4. Passing Places 5. Men Should Weep 6. The Importance of Being Earnest 7. Elizabeth Gordon Quinn 8. The Cheviot, the Stag and the Black Black Oil 9. Will Grayson, Will Grayson 10. Papertowns 11. Looking for Alaksa 12. Let it Snow: Three Holiday Romances 13. An Abundance of Katherines There's far more but I can't remember half of them.