Okay ... It's time that I report to you from my favorite, favorite hobby. Most will probably be shocked that it is not
to travel but to read. But I think that these two hobbies are not so different.
reading is ultimately a journey in your head! ,-D
Lange is so this sticks in my Post-draft rumgedümpelt. Now I will finally present you time.
Day 1 - The book you're reading currently Stone of Farewell by Tad Williams: Second part of the mystery of the Great Swords, very nice fantasy that was reprinted
and simultaneously as an audio book while driving:
Dwarfs Mark Heitz, like Well I only partially
before and going to bed:
Duden - What everyone needs to know : 100,000 facts of general education
Day 2 - The book that you read the next read / want The Green Angel Tower by Tad Williams: Third part of the mystery of the great swords or
damnation by Stieg Larsson: I Had to stop at about 2 / 3, since I've read on the IPad of colleagues in Argentina
Day 3 - Your favorite book > _ \u0026lt;very very difficult ... one that I love in any case about everything ...
His Dark Materials by Philip Pullman : I think this book (well okay, there are indeed three eigendlich) influenced me to the fantasy literature.
Day 4 - Your hatred an The dragon fighter by Licia Troisi: Can I just played with the combination Wizard + Dragon + Elves Can not really do much wrong, but oh my goodness I was wrong! I think I've never been so excited about a reading, simply because it was so terrible, horrible, disastrous.
Day 5 - A book that you could read over and over again read every book I like that. =) Yes, really. I read my books more than once.
Day 6 - A book you can read only once (no matter whether you hate it or not) Every book that I find not good. ^ _ ^ Why should I, who were ultimately not good.
Day 7 - A book that reminds you of someone A Song of Ice and Fire -
Brienne You are so cool and show all the men where to go and that with the sword. ,-D I'm glad to have you as a friend.
Day 8 - A book that reminds you of a place mythical home by Brandon Mull: I read the book a few months ago and when I was in the summer next to a house I knew: That's fabulous home! I was blown away. Everything was overgrown, next to a pond with frogs, there was a tree house, a large barn was cleared up, among many impenetrable shrubs and bushes and I was expecting at any moment so that fairies show up!
Day 9 - The first book that you've ever read At least the first book in which I can remember and although not yet read every page but it was by heart. ;-)
Patkica i prijatelji (duck and his friends) with drawings by Stephen Cartwright
T ^ T It's so niiiiedlich and I love it.
Day 10 - A book by your favorite authors / servant favorite author The City of Dreaming Books by Walter Moers : Moers books are unique and wonderful. Whether it's love of literature, storytelling
,
to dinner or to
love adventure himself writes, it is Read books and you have to love.
Day 11 - A book that you once loved but now hates Bis (s) on the morning by Stephenie Meyer: In a kitschy Phase I devoured the first book literally, and found it in some weird attack cute of childish confusion. But then came the second volume ... and the third ... and finally the fourth. And with every band I recognized the deteriorating writing style, the totally stupid story and ultimately disastrous end.
Day 12 - A book that you have friends / friend / ... recommended get paid A Song of Ice and Fire by George RR Martin : A Fantasy saga of epic proportions,
High Fantasy at its finest. I have been waiting for ages, but it finally let go. Long time no more of a plot entangled with so many likeable characters read, without batting an eyelid Martin like to be jumping over the cliff. xD
Day 13 - A book in which you can only laugh All
Discworld novels by Terry Pratchett
Day 14 - A book from your childhood Pippi Longstocking by Astrid Lindgren: Who knows it is not Who does not love it. =)
Day 15 - The 4th Book shelf in your first left Regal, line 1:
+ Anima by Mukai Natsumi 5: Very beautifull fantasy manga
second Regal, line 2:
Undead's lives are quite well by Mary Janice Davidson: Funny vampire fun in between third
Regal, line 3:
Meteor by Dan Brown: I like to time in the novel, read the right order, I read Angels and Co. this book. Dan Brown is getting better with time. ,-D
Day 16 - The 9th In your book shelf vr first Regal, line 4:
Marie & Elie 5 by Yoshihiko Ochi: Once again a fantasy manga about two crazy magicians ;-)
second Regal, line 5:
Sonea by Trudi Canavan: The long-awaited sequel to Magician Trilogy * _ *
third Regal, line 4:
Glenn Kill by Leonie Swann: Funny Crime, because who would not ever happen to be a sheep?
Day 17 - Close your eyes and any book from the shelf King of Bandit Jing assume Bottle 2 Yuichi Kumakura: GENIAL! I do not know how to put so much imagination and madness in a manga. ^ __ ^
Day 18 - The book, with the most beautiful Cover that you have The Hobbit: or There and Back by JRR Tolkien from 2010: I still have many other fine books (and golden coins are always an eye-catcher), but this book really shines. ;-) It also has to make in its interior still Exceptionally drawings that read even better.
here must also be mentioned, the illustrated editions of The Da Vinci Code
and
Illuminati by Dan Brown. Who likes the books, this expenditure will love!
Day 19 - A book that you wanted to read has always Ehm ... if I want to read them, I do that also. =) The books, but which are available for the longest time on my Amazon wish list:
Arabian Nights Claudia Ott,
Knights of the forty islands by Sergey Lukianenko and
The name of the wind by Patrick Rothfuss
Day 20 - The best book you've read during school time than reading The Royal Game by Stefan Zweig : packed the horror of the Nazi regime in the chess game of life. Very good!
Day 21 - The stupidest book you have read during school time than reading The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka: Although literary critics lynch me now, I found the book simply terrible. the limit of high to Kafka, he has managed to deliver such precise descriptions, that I was regularly poorly in reading.
Day 22 - The book in your shelf that has the most pages 1531 Pages:
The guards trilogy by Sergei Lukianenko: Even the Lord of the Rings trilogy has not so many pages (not counting the appendix) . I still lack the final volume of the Guardian series, which I will buy at some point too.
Day 23 - The book in your shelf that has the fewest pages 43 pages:
Signalman Thiel of Gerhart Hauptmann: Sorry, too long ago, when I know more than the plot. =)
Day 24 - A book that no one would have thought that you read / have read Faust - The Tragedy Part by Johann Wolfgang Goethe: What a genius you have to be so a story to tell in rhyme?
Faust I really like very much, Faust II is here already read a little more difficult. Nevertheless, I read it and never forgave my German teacher, he asked me incredulously, whether it was the really been so. -_-
Day 25 - A book in which the main character up pretty well describes As long as I stare at my bookshelves and I can not find the answer. But you can love to make proposals. Traits: Hyperactive, yet lazy and greedy organisationswütig love, crazy things and Cute
Day 26 - A book from which you read to your children would All that I love ... But let's start with duck and Pippi. ;-)
Day 27 - A book whose main character your "ideal" is also very difficult, because strangely enough I can not micht So remember the characteristics of individuals but only to the story. Who do I but great find is
Sonea (* yay * Magic FTW!) and
Auraya (devotees are as cool if they (mad) gods as partners). Both of Trudi Canavan.
Lyra list Reich as my years of heroine. And my absolute favorite, because just totally crazy:
purple, half-man half-robot killer with an elf rock star and a demon prince as her lover. What, does it work? Oh yes! Has let myself fall out of my diehard fantasy flops. ;-) (. But attention from Part 3 is only more confused)
Day 28 - Fortunately this book was filmed! The Lord of the Rings JRR Tolkien: Please blows me away now, but I love the movie more like the book (which does not mean that the book is bad ;-)). I know that some sections were not filmed, but I like to do without the lengthy passages of the book, so I can see the incredible movie!
Day 29 - Why the hell was this book a movie? There is really no easy answer for me. I really like books about everything, but I can eigendlich to almost any fantasy film (and mainly those books I ^ _ ^) say no. So even if the film should be bad, I'm still very happy one see character that has grown with his heart, a landscape that I could not imagine so beautiful ...
but if need be: The Golden Compass by Philip Pullman book as
and
film I hope you have noticed, I love my books! ^___^
Here are 3 of my four darling. * Click to preview * (In the fourth only education and non-fiction;.-D) (! Thanks treasure)
links are only manga and my beloved reading lamp in the middle of a series of manga, a bit mixed, and my most holy Favorite books. Right you will find the classics, mixed, Comics, Walter Moers and Dan Brown. ;-)
All the books on the shelf right balance must be read by me. The stack was deliberately kept small at that time so I do not read too much WHILE the Bachelor thesis. > _>
Anyone who has read up to here is probably as crazy about books as I do. ,-D
I hope you had a little fun, or even better, you've got a few suggestions for the next book purchase (or give me tips book ^_^)!
I would be delighted to hear from you if you have some books and read about how their they take place or even the stick and fill it yourself. Send me necessarily the link! ^ __ ^
