Gad786

Thanks and thanks for welcoming me

journey to the center of the earth lord of the flies 20,000 leagues under the sea

my top 5(out of order) 1.gifted hands 2.(series)his dark materials 3.journey to the center of the eartb 4.20,000 leagues under the sea 5.the adventures of captain hatteras

I don't like to lend my books because a few things happen: 1.the borrower loses it 2.ruins it 3.always forgets to give it back to you I gave my friend once a small book to LEND but.....I still don't have it,ill go and complain to him at school today now that I remember it

Also,there is a movie made based on it,I watched it and it did miss alot of what the book had but it was still nice to have a visualization of the book....actually I watched the movie and then I found out about the book and I borrowed it from a friend.

Gifted hands is I think now that I remember it,that best book I have ever read and it is non-fiction,it is the story of how a boy goes his journey from being the worst in his class who can't even imagine things in his mind to the greatest surgeon who has ever lived and someone who disconnected joined twins from the head.

Maybe one day I will buy a book autographed...when I leave iran. XD

When it comes to NOVELS,I my "comfort zone"(MY FAVORITES)are sci-fi and sea stories(which inspired my picture that I have here on the forum and my profile)and adventure stories but I read all other kinds of books aswell but those are my favorites.I like to a variety of genres.

Came to update and add review of last book REVIEW OF:THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN HATTERAS:BY JULES VERNE It is about the journey a ships of sailor and captain takes to the north pole and the endeavors they take and the deaths that happen on the way.It shows perseverance and the hatred between countrys and the life in the north pole and historys of explorers.

I like science fiction books the most as well as sea stories Oh yeah I almost forgot,thanks,thanks and thanks for welcoming me

One time I did read a whole series/saga,it was his dark materials series.My aunt got them for me,and it was awesome

I do taekwondo for ALMOST 2 months now and not even yet and I already have my 2nd yellow stripe(got it yesterday),Boy was the test hard,I had to remember all these kicks(4)and remember theyre names in korean or whatever language.I don't know the spelling but ill try to spell the kick names as best as possible:1.upalagyr 2.upchagir 3.undirio 4.pa-cut.I kept on getting the kick names confused ,but in the end I passed

,I joined a few days ago.I like this website and I will enjoy being here in company with other fellow bookworms .

It seems like many people have signed books which I guess comes to prove that it isnt hard to get many signed books or even a single one.Personally,I don't have any signed books although I had a magazine(sport) once I had a person who was in it(someone in the olympics)to sign it for me

I think I would swap lives with harry potter for a day to be able to do magic and enjoy everything in hogwarts with sight instead of mind in books.

I smell books:)I especially love the smeel of old,dusty ones and I know that is pretty weird,I even like the taste of blackseed oil,ITS DELICIOUS! Your right it is heavenly New books don't really have any smell.... Yes,another fellow book sniffer,now here sniff these flowers

I prefer paper back cause they lighter and easyer to take around with you but I also like hardbacks cause they are more strong and you can almost throw the book against the wall sometimes and it will be a-o-k

I have 6 shelves for myself(and some other books that are boooooring)and I just put all the bigs together and the top shelves tight so I go from up to down and on the very bottom shelf I keep the books that I am GOING TO read then when I finish a book it goes with the last book I read on the top shelf.

1. Did you grow up in a book-loving household, and did your parents read to you? Pick a favourite book from your childhood, and tell us about it.:Yes I did grow up in a book loving household and yes my mother always used to read books to me from he library.The favorite childhood book that she read to me was the-cat-in-the-hat 2. What was one of the first 'grown-up' books that you really enjoyed?:Well I started the joy of read myself pretty late but the first grown-up book I read that I enjoyed was.....harry potter....I don't know if that is considered grown up so ill add the one after that which was lord of the flies 3. Pick a favourite book that you read in early adulthood - especially if it's one which helped set you off in a certain direction in life.:I'm not adult yet so I cannot answer that and not even early adulthood.... 4. What's one of your favourite books that you've found in the last five years, and has belonging to the Book Club Forum changed your reading habits?:My favorite book of all in the last five years I think is the adventures of captain hatteras 5. Finally - a guilty pleasure, or a favourite that might surprise people!:Lord of the flies,most people find it brutal but I enjoy it.....but the part where piggy died was sad ....not died,the part where he was KILLED!

Coming soon reading log when no space is left!

Coming soon log(when no more space is left in the last one for editing)

Sometimes I read the introduction like when its a part of the story or a kind that isnt to long and a kind that is interesting