King Arthur's Book Club

la cronica del pajaro que da cuerda al mundo mfw

 

Essentially all of the GoT series. Thing is I'm polish and I used to read polish books mostly. Whoa, that just struck me.

 

Just finished 2nd part of Lord of the Rings, considering reading other Tolkien pieces like 'The Silmarillion'. Thinking about using audiobooks with Audible. Thoughts?

 

My favourite form of reading is having both the book and the audiobook. I actually enjoy it, because it forces you to read the entire thing, not just ~30% like people normally do

 

while I've managed to pick up great expectations by charles dickens (which seems to be promising thus far), i haven't been able to get much time to read
past that, anyone have some recommendations for good books in general?

 

Nah, I mean simultaneously.

 

Basing it off of Charles Dickens, I think that you'd like pieces by Mark Twain or Ernest Hemingway

 

1984 or brave new world by huxley are simple n interesting at the same time, also they are similar

 

LOTR

 

Deltora Quest is amazing, great read, especially the other ones (the flute and the dragon things).

 

https://bato.to/forums/topic/22141-where-can-i-find-recommendations/

A bunch of links to light novels and web novels for free. They are quite entertaining.

 

Finally got Tolkien's 'The Silmarrilion' as a birthday present. Looking forward to reading it.^-^

 

congrats frog ;p

 

Spoiler: I got bored around page 30, too many names, too many stories. It's a hard read, but I"m sure if you stick with it you'll enjoy it. Also, happy belated.

 

Finally finished 'The Silmarillion', absolutely adored it. Planning on reading another piece in the Tolkien universe going by the name of 'The Children of Húrin'!

 

Could you link the James Potter series? I just finished rereading HP and would like something new set in the same universe. (tried googling it but there were alot )