Gah, that is so retarded. i hardly think the story has even begun in The Keeping Place! Shes spoded to do heaps more! how can she fit it all in one book???jhakka said:It's definitely the last one. I read it somewhere, but can't find the site. Will let you know if I find it.
The story totally changes in the second book, which is set a year or so after the Misfit (defectives, people with particular mental powers, etc) takeover of Obernewtyn. It's less Harry Potter, and more... something else. The story gets more mature as the books go on, and focusses on rebellion in the world, prophecies of the deathweapons, the figure of The Destroyer, and exploration of the various powerful factions in the Land.
it's a quality book ayabsolution* said:Just started 'Homage to Catalonia' by Orwell yesterday but already half way through, couldnt stop reading it last night. Its a fantastic book and in my opinion much better than his more popular well-known novels. Muchos recomiende!
Mostly. I finally got around to reading A Wild Sheep Chase a little while back. I found it to be a bit inconsistent, amazing passages here and there, followed by some of the more tedious prose Murakami's written.walrusbear said:what have you been reading benny? just uni stuff?
I really like that book. I didn't find it too scary. More sad than anything.sphinxtress said:"The Shining" by Stephen King. I'm only up to about the 4th chapter because i only get to read it of a night time and it's creepy as hell. The killing hasn't even begun yet..king is the master of suspense! And i am also reading "Hamlet" by William Shakespeare for English. I love it because it's evil and people die and backstab each other...mwahahaha!