What ya readin'

What book are you reading and how do you like it so far.
(1-hate it, 10-best book ever!)

Me:
Pet Semetary by Stephen King (8)
-Its about a pet cemetary that brings things, buried there, back to life.
-Kind of gory but I don't really mind it.
-Its a horror story, so read it if you dare.

I'm reading 'Double Cross' by James Patterson. I'm only a few pages in, so it's pretty early to judge, but I've heard alot of good things about it and James Patterson is awesome. I can infer it'll be a nine or ten^^

Hey ! Raiden here xD
Those books look like there interesting I'll try and read those when I get the time.
As of now I'm almost done reading some random book I bought in a bookstore near my house. Its titled "Flesh and Bone" by Jefferson Bass. It's also gory and a little offending to some people I guess but Its an interesting read. At least for me It is.

Anyways glad to see the site going ^^.

I love James Patterson. Ever read Maximum Ride? The best.

Sahara
Clive Cussler.

I just finished "a guide to a happy, healthy pet: Border Collies" I'd have to give it a nine, it's the most detailed breed specific guide I've read--and I've read longer books that weren't near as detailed as this! Another book I like is "Angus and Sadie" I'll give it a eight, it's a good idea, and it's nice and long like I like books to be, but some of the wording could have been better, and the pictures aren't that great, but, overall it's a nice book.

Love Mximum Ride! One of my favorite James Patterson book(s)!

Alaska, I love collies but that's intense! How many books similar to that do you read? You seem very knowledgeable:3

I don't want to brag, but I do know allot about cats and dogs. Did you know that cats have some of the best ears in the world and that they can hear better then dogs? Did you know that the Afghan hound is the dumbest breed of dog, the Border Collie is the smartest, and the poodle is the second smartest? I'm writing a book about a Border Collies and I'm starting ones about Shiba inus and about German Shepherds.

Finished Pet Semetary this morning. 8/9-10. It talks about death, resurrection and the effects it has on the human mind.

Ally the AKC used only one type of test to determine the smartest and dumbest dogs. They used how the dogs affect to vocal commands. Afghan hounds and greyhounds were bred to think for themselves when they were farther from the hunters. Collies, though very smart, affected the most to vocal commands because they were bred to follow vocal commands when herding livestock. If they had used different ways to test intelligence the outcome may have been very different. Sight hounds are very smart actually.

Yea, I know, I believe that all dog breeds can be smart,but, however, Chaser the Border Collie knows and can respond correctly to one thousand nouns and twenty two verbs, and if told to fetch an item that she has never seen before, she will find and retrieve it correctly.

Who here reads "the saddle club?" I like that series. I'm currently writing a books about Border Collies, Shiba inus, and a detailed novel about our pets and how they've changed our lives(or in one case saved them)! I'm calling the novel "pet protectors" because that's what we do, take in stray cats and dogs and get them back to heath then find they're original owners or find them new homes (if we grow attached to the animal we usually keep it )!

Alaska wrote:I don't want to brag, but I do know allot about cats and dogs. Did you know that cats have some of the best ears in the world and that they can hear better then dogs? Did you know that the Afghan hound is the dumbest breed of dog, the Border Collie is the smartest, and the poodle is the second smartest? I'm writing a book about a Border Collies and I'm starting ones about Shiba inus and about German Shepherds.

Your not bragging, I believe ya! You seem like an intelligent person; Do you think you will become a veterinarian?
Also, my dog is a Chihuahua (Sophie) - but she's the dumbest dog on Earth, in my mind. She's so old, sticks her butt out of her dog house, and barks to herself. WHAT THE HECK SOPHIE?!
Anyways so yeah, I love Shiba Inus, and I am typing up a small documentary on them. Hopefully, I can turn it into a small film like the show "Dogs 101," which I will use some clips from.

OH YEAH, MA BOOK. :B
I'm not reading anything at the moment, but I am on the look out for a good book. The most recent book Ive read was "No Fear Shakespeare; Much Ado About Nothing." I just love Shakespeare, and all of his poems. He is the man who inspires me to write my literature, and I memorized a verse of my favorite sonnet from him:

SONNET 18
Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?
Thou art more lovely and more temperate.
Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May,
and summer's lease, hath all too short a date.

Thanks, and yes, I really want to be a vet when I'm old enough!

So yeah, imma be the best vet I can. ^^

Ok so I got a new book, and I am reading it now for my Language Arts class. Most students are like "EHHHH A BOOOK..." Uhm, no, it's not that boring. It's called "The Watsons Go to Birmingham - 1963." It's an inspirtational - yet funny - novel about a family, 'The Weird Watsons,' who are going through life as African Americans. It's based on the 'darkest moment in American history,' which was the bombing of a civilized church. 4 young women died on the same day during church, although, there was a security camera. They say a white man in a turqoise corvette placed a box - filled to the very top with dynamite - under the church steps, and mysteriously drove away. At 10:22 AM, the bomb exploded, killing those 4 girls and injured 22 locals. This book is about 130 pages long, but it's very short.

Enjoy! :3 Also, if you agree with me, we should all have a moment of silence right now to pray for those who lost their lives on that very unfortunate day.

I'm currently reading Tender by Valerie Hobbs. It's a really good read. (I think you should read it Raid) its really fun and fast paced.

Also reading Dead is the New Black by Marlene Perez. It's a horror mystery book. I read the whole series backward.

i'm reading "the broadsides from the other orders:a book of bugs" by sue hubbel