[R.L. Stine books]

Could you please keep to one thread for this author, as it keeps things tidy, and aids searching - many thanks!

 

Superstitious is an ADULT book, that's why.

Now, nobody can see the thread.

[Titanic - The long night]

Did anyone seen the movie 'A night to Remember' ?

[R.L. Stine books]

Did someone read the thriller Superstitious from Mr. Stine?

[I'm a newbie!]

Hi, and welcome to this nice forum!

[Just joined the club!]

Hello! And welcome on the forum!

[Which TV programme are you waiting for?]

I've seen it a couple of times, yes.

Sometimes it's kind of funny.

[Which TV programme are you waiting for?]

Everybody hates Chris!!

 

It's so funny, !!

 

Anyone who also likes the series?

[Hello, also a new member!]

Hi there - I'm even newer I think but glad you found thid great forum too !

 

Indeed, happy to be on this forum!

 

Thanks!!!!

[Titanic - The long night]

@Spooncat: Nice! I went in 2005 to London, in my holiday, and also went to see the exhibition. I walked by accident, and when I saw it, I was so glad, and went directly see it. And I went in that same holiday, to Liverpool and Southampton, and bought also a lot of souvenirs!

 

@Ruth:

The film indeed, the story with Jack and Rose, is indeed fiction.

Is that why you hated the movie, because I think it's a beautiful film, (I mean the ship and the sinking:mrgreen:)

 

Sorry, for my not so very good English.

[At what time in the day do you read?]

I read most at night, sometimes in the garden when the weather is good, but nights is best, because it's also quiet and peaceful.

[Hello all =)]

Hi and Welcome to the Board!

I'm also just new here.

[Hello, also a new member!]

Thanks to all!

[Titanic - The long night]

Fascinating, that was the word I was looking for!

 

But wow, Bella, I also have a large collection of 'non-fiction' books.

And I think the same way about the Titanic, you do.

I can't say anything more.

[How did you find the forum?]

I searched on Google by 'books forum', and also this was the first match.

[Darren Shan]

There are already two threads, so I'm going to merge them all. Horrorfan, it's always worth a quick serach before starting new threads. Thanks.

 

I'm sorry, thanks Michelle, I'll keep it in mind.

 

Wow! angelofboox, cool to meet Darren Shan, it's also a dream/wish of me to meet him! Would be great!

[Hello, also a new member!]

Hello everyone,

 

I'm little late with the introduction, but I could not directly find 'the introduction board'.

 

I'm a big fan of the R.L. Stine books, Darren Shan books, and the Point Horror series I think it's great.

And I'm also a long time inspired by the Titanic, it's very beatiful.

 

Questions, just ask!

 

Greetings,

Hororfan

[Darren Shan]

Did you read also The Darren Shan Saga's or the Demonata series, come here and talk about it.

[Titanic - The long night]

I'm a really long time inspired by the Titanic, I find it very interesting.

I have a lot of books about the Titanic, and now I'm reading:

Titanic - The long night by Diane Hoh.

 

Does someone else read the book, or maybe you find the Titanic also interesting.

[R.L. Stine books]

Thanks again!

 

What do you mean by ' if they come highly recommended '.

The Goosebumps or the Fear Street?

Or do I misunderstand?

[R.L. Stine books]

Thank you!

[R.L. Stine books]

Stine, is a He!

 

And he has indeed written over the 200 books!

 

And he has indeed written over the 200 books!

 

Maybe 300.

[Christopher Pike]

Wich one was that?

[Christopher Pike]

Have you read a book from Christopher Pike, here we can talk about it.

 

Or who can recommend me a good book of his, what did you think was his best book...?

[R.L. Stine books]

Welcome Horrorfan.

I loved those books when i was younger. See the goosebumps there had books where you picked you own adventure something like that.

 

I like them.

 

I think you mean the 'Give yourself Goosebumps' series.

[Point Horror]

Who knows the Point Horror serie of +/- 200 books?