'Origin'
Literary Buffistas 3: Don't Parse the Blurb, Dear.
There's more to life than watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer! No. Really, there is! Honestly! Here's a place for Buffistas to come and discuss what it is they're reading, their favorite authors and poets. "Geez. Crack a book sometime."
Thanks P-C. I was just coming back to post that.
I first read The Mists of Avalon around that age, or a little older. I loved it then, though I don't really remember how scary it was.
I didn't read it until I was a good bit older (I was in college when it came out). Possibly a bit on the scary side, but not extremely so. Also some semi-explicit sex scenes that aren't appropriate for some 11YOs.
It's also a very long book -- 800 or 900 pages. So not for the short attention spanned.
Also some semi-explicit sex scenes that aren't appropriate for some 11YOs.
Maybe not, but I read 'em anyway.
I read WIFEY when I was twelve.
Got suspended for it, too.
I thought the next Rothfuss book was due this month
I, uh, actually have the release dates for upcoming books on my iCal. (I don't know who Rothfuss is, but I have other books on my calendar.) (Shut up.)
Stuff in my calendar:
- RASL #4 (Wednesday)
- Detective Comics #853 (Wednesday)
- Asterois Polyp, by David Mazzucchelli (Jun 2)
- Middleman DVD set (Jul 28)
- Complete Peanuts, 1973-1974 (Sep 1)
- Cartoon History of the Free World, vol 2 (Oct 6)
P-C, you stop pimping books to me! I'm still waiting on the library for 4 & 5 of Scott Pilgrim, and then I still need to read 100 Bullets.
Big pimp.
Not to mention (unrelated to P-C pimpage) that I just got Anathem from the library, and while I can't wait to get into it, I admit the size of it cowed me for a minute.
Just finished Peeps last night, which I thought was clever and fun.
All the books I've read recently have had similar themes running through them, though I didn't pick them on purpose. It's an eerie synchronicity.
Stuff in my calendar:
I even have Free Comic Book Day in my calendar.