Hm interesting I haven’t read a scary book in a long time and they can be even worse than a scary movie, and I Love scary movies! 
the last scary book I read was one of the goosebumps cannot really recall which one but Those are great too. So awesome I will check some of those out!
How on Earth did I forget Ranger’s Apprentice? That is seriously my favorite book series of all time.
Awesome guys we have some high quality books here I will start diving in when I finish reading this one!!
Dude that sounded so awesome.
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I’ve tried reading Eco’s “Foucault’s Pendulum” 3 times and could never get into it.
You want exciting, try “We Were Soldiers Once… and Young” by Joe Galloway.
(Skip the movie)
OK, after this I will admit to two failed attempts at “Gravity’s Rainbow” ;).
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You know what I was thinking about this novel just the other day, and gave it a cheeky Google because I couldn’t remember the name of Slothrop, and the wiki page sheds a little illumination on your pain. It begins…
“A lengthy, complex novel featuring a large cast of characters…”
EDIT: I should add here that I have given up on more worthy novels than I can count. I’m a literary philistine at heart. Anything ■■■■■■■■■■ makes me want to weep…
Ha, that’s usually what I like. Read much David Foster Wallace? Or Flann O’Brien? (At Swim-Two-Birds is my favorite book ever, narrowly beating The Third Policeman.)
It’s also what I enjoy although the only things I’ve read from those authors is parts of the Dalka(e?)y archive. It was enjoyable in an abstract kind of way. I know it’s based on ideas developed in the Third Policemen, but I didn’t learn that until afterwards. I think it may have been enjoyable to read that first. Needless to say although I enjoyed the bits I read, I wasn’t hooked enough to go back and read more - although this was a while ago, perhaps I’d get more out of it these days. Particularly given that my internal degree of cynicism seems to grow by the hour. David Foster Wallace I have read none of, but shall now look up 
Infinite Jest
Read it, it’s…a long, complex, awesome book. Plus, I’m a massive fan of endnotes and footnotes. Love the extra dimension.
(I’ll read almost anything you annotate.)
I’m also a fan of self help books. Have you read any of these?
Wow I was just reading about Gilgamesh in my humanities class. That is awesome that he has a book based on that I bet they are pretty interesting!
The shining is great and way better than the movie. The Family is great, can’t say anything about the movie since I haven’t seen it yet. My favorite book that I have ever read was Tick Tock by James Patterson (part of the Michael Bennett series).
If the shining is better than the movie I have to check it out because the movie is great! Very classic horror film
If you want a book or series to read divergent trailer just came out
Better get reading.
Man that looks AWESOME so many books, so little time, but yes have to check that out!
from what I see from the trailers the book will be 10x better because from what I saw they already got some stuff wrong.
The Book Thief is really good. I love that it’s told in death’s perspective. I heard that it’s a movie too, but I don’t know about that having never seen it.
Yes they normally do that with movies based on books. cough Harry Potter cough. I also love Shailene Woodley, I would always watch the secret life of the American teenager. But yes I have until march to read them! Better start reading like you said haha [size=10pt][/size]
Yes I have heard of the movie, never knew it was an actual book tho. Oh, and I have never read anything in death’s perspective, so that should be an awesome book. Cool I’ll be sure to give it a shot.