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    herrooowwww I just signed up cuz i was bored i actually dont read too much. But When i do start reading, its like addicting. Im pretty sure my favorite book would have to be "Go Ask Alice" or "The Body Of Christopher Creed" I also like random things, like buttons and I LOVE POPCORN so yah..

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    Greetings everyone, I have signed up mostly because I do not read much, similar to the poster above. I'm 16, and I'm not very educated, I hope to clear that up, both grammar wise (I'm foreign, too), and book wise. Forums often help me become more knowledgeable in a subject, so, here I am.

    Among school books, my favorites are Slaughterhouse Five, Fahrenheit 451, Catcher in the Rye. Otherwise, I read mostly sci-fi authors, like Clifford Saimak and Issac Asimov. I am hoping to read more of classic books, though.

    And a cookie to whoever knows where my nick originated from.
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    Where to start

    Well i am another highschool teen. i just discovered this site and thought it quite useful. i am what some would consider a jock i have played sports since i was 8 but i have a 3.7 gp and am curently learning pre calculus on my own. i love football always have always will i am a sophomore and this year i started on the varsity and made all district and all region i wrestled and qaulified for the state championships did not do as well as i would have liked. oh i also love to ride horse i cant remember not riding i ride western only i have been to twenty two of the 50 so far
    thats all i got for now
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    Wow

    Ciao.
    For many moons I've been looking for a good lit forum with people like me who love to read and discuss books. So this is very exciting.
    I don't have any favorite author: I haven't read enough.
    As far as novels are concerned, my favorite favorites are A Connecticut Yankee at King Arthur's Court, The Count of Monte Cristo, Notre Dame de Paris, The Gates of Zion, A Daughter of Zion, David Copperfield, 2001: A Space Odyssey, the Prydain Cycle, The Angel's Command, and The Voyage of the Dawn Treader.
    But perhaps the best novels have yet to be written.

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    Well, you found it Adagio. Welcome.

    And welcome to all the other newbies. I can't keep up with you all.
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    Hi all! Enjoy your stay here.
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    Hi all i am only fifteen and have be limited to the amount of literature i have been exposed to i was wondering if anyone could give me some advice as to how to change it or just teach me some more about famous literature
    thanks
    "Leadership is an Action Not a position"-Donald H. McGannon

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    Hi! I bumped into a site that linked me to this forum, and without further ado, I signed up. It's quite fascinating to see hundreds of people here who share a common passion... the love for literature. I'm mostly into classic lit. But I am starting to adore the contemporary ones.

    Hope to learn a lot from this forum!

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    Quote Originally Posted by dbowen73 View Post
    Hi all i am only fifteen and have be limited to the amount of literature i have been exposed to i was wondering if anyone could give me some advice as to how to change it or just teach me some more about famous literature
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    You should visit General Literature section, there you would find some really good recommendations.

    Have fun browsing the forum!

    And hi bleak! Welcome to the forum!
    I sang of leaves, of leaves of gold, and leaves of gold there grew.

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    Hello its really nice to meet you all I am a long time fan of the site and finally decided to join I am looking forward to joining in the discussions. I enjoy Pratchett,Dickens,Wodehouse and more.

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    Ok thanks for the info will do !!!:-)
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    Hi everyone,
    This is just a brief introduction.
    I am 50 years old. I am a self taught (or should that be "self teaching"? I'm not sure) artist. (Abstract Painting)
    I live and paint in Porthleven Cornwall u.k
    I'm afraid my social skills are minimal.
    I have recently started reading more so picked up a whole bunch of "Classics"
    from the library sale.
    You all sound like interesting people.
    Oh I forgot to say, I worked for a long time in a psychiatric hospital and then as an art teacher.
    Kind regards-Charles.
    Last edited by bookworm57; 06-04-2007 at 05:10 PM. Reason: I forgot to mention this.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dbowen73 View Post
    Ok thanks for the info will do !!!:-)
    You are welcome.

    Hi bookworm! Welcome to the forum.
    I sang of leaves, of leaves of gold, and leaves of gold there grew.

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    Hi all!

    Love to read, no favorites.
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    welcome to litnet, xy&z. interesting username.
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