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RedRocker227 wrote:

All4one wrote:

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain.
Great book.
Has anyone else said this?

I think we read it at school once, I wasn't really that interested in it though.

I read it once.

Jim's speech pattern is too hard to follow, and they say 'the n word, meaning black person' a lot.

owetre18 wrote:

RedRocker227 wrote:

All4one wrote:

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain.
Great book.
Has anyone else said this?

I think we read it at school once, I wasn't really that interested in it though.

I read it once.

Jim's speech pattern is too hard to follow, and they say 'the n word, meaning black person' a lot.

I'm reading Huckleberry Finn right now! What a coincidence!

And the n word wasn't really a bad word back then. Even now it isn't really a swear but you shouldn't say it because you might offend someone.

I guess then you could say that it is a swear word.

undefeatedgames wrote:

Son of Neptune

Nice  , but honestly I like "The Lost Hero" better! 

owetre18 wrote:

fungirl123 wrote:

Catching Fire (Second book of the Hunger Games trilogy)
Loved it.

Finally, another fan.

'The hanging tree' was a horrid song.

I would have to say, 'Mockingjay' (3rd book)

Yeah, Mockingjay and the first book were best.

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Alternatives wrote:

jji7skyline wrote:

owetre18 wrote:

I read it once.

Jim's speech pattern is too hard to follow, and they say 'the n word, meaning black person' a lot.

I'm reading Huckleberry Finn right now! What a coincidence!

And the n word wasn't really a bad word back then. Even now it isn't really a swear but you shouldn't say it because you might offend someone.

I guess then you could say that it is a swear word.

Of course people would be offended. Its a racist word for black men.

Maybe, but Huck doesn't ever use it in an offensive way.  I'm not saying it's a good word, just that Huck isn't using it evily.

The Red Pyramid

Animal Farm by George Orwell

ProgrammingFreak wrote:

Andres-Vander wrote:

Vista4563 wrote:

The Hunger Games and Ender's Game.

Yes

I thought you only like science fiction. :l

Both of those are science fiction.

ProgrammingFreak wrote:

veggieman001 wrote:

ProgrammingFreak wrote:

I thought you only like science fiction. :l

Both of those are science fiction.

Not really. Hunger games at least.

What really made me angry is when the Library catalogued Speaker of the Dead into the Fantasy section and I couldn't find it when it's obviously a science fiction book, the name just sounds science-fictionesque.

ummm To Kill a Mockingbird... or Mouse Noses on Toast :D

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ProgrammingFreak wrote:

Albertt911 wrote:

ummm To Kill a Mockingbird...

Is it good? I've wanted to get it.

I really liked it. A little hard to understand the lingo at first, but it's pretty awesome! Also, I think I have to do a Mock GCSE exam on it next year, so it helps alot to know what I'm doing it about.

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