What's the last BOOK you bought?

[Benedict Judas Hel]

Benedict Judas Hel Those are some great finds.

Thanks, H-Fall! Stick around because I plan on buying the entire series. Speaking of which, I just got in book #12 in the series: Inside UFO 54-40.

[Angel-T]

The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran

[General Stingrad]

Magick by Aleister Crowley

103248669.jpg

[Sorceress]

Lou Scheimer: Creating The Filmation Generation which hasn't arrived yet and it's been out nearly a month. Any other Australians order this and haven't got their copy yet or is it just me? E-mailing the publishing company which I ordered from to see what's the hold up. Can't blame the hurricane as the company is based in North Carolina which wasn't in the storms path as far as I know.

[wolfsfang]

the latest in the Assassins Creed Novels by Oliver Bowden

[Busta Toons]

I liked the things about the episodes that I didnt know. But other then that wasnt really impressed with the format. Or opinions expressed.

Have no fear, there's no law that says you have to agree with my reviews - As for the format, I'm intrigued as to what you were expecting...and PLEASE don't say "I wanted pictures"...

I'll have to agree with you there. Every time I read one of the episode reviews and saw the score, I cried "WHAT?"... Virtually all my favourites were given 5 out of 10 or under... I commend the research and time that's gone into the book, but I just didn't understand why the cartoon was being treated like a piece of classic literature for grown-ups. It was a very warm, engaging & charismatic children's series, nothing more

Bear in mind that the writers that worked on this show were writing stories THEY wanted to tell - They weren't dumbing down for kids ("Into the Abyss", "The Problem With Power", etc., are prime examples of writing for a much older audience) - I don't think anyone is treating the show as a a piece of classic literature for grown-ups; least of all me...

And you mentioned that I gave low scores to your favorites - Well, all I did was rate my favorites since I wrote a book and all...

[Benedict Judas Hel]

One more Choose Your Own Adventure book came in today: Space Patrol (#22).

[TrimmTrabb]

Prison Pit Book 4

Awesome!

[illicitjedi]

The Fault in Our Stars

[MrRoboto]

One more Choose Your Own Adventure book came in today: Space Patrol (#22).

http://www.gamebooks.org/gallery/cyoa022.jpg

These are pretty cool! I still have a bunch of these CYOA books including Space Patrol. My favourites for some reason were: Who killed Harlowe Thrombey and Sabotage. Though the one that i found hardest was the first one; Cave of Time.

My latest book purchase was the massive Lord of the Rings book. I don't how long it'll take to read but it's worth it LoL.

[redsquadron]

Got my "Creating the Filmation Generation" book in the UK today... Beautiful it is too, so well done Andy! And I got a signed edition.. #23 out of #100. It'll be treasured!

[Sorceress]

Haven't checked my mailbox for a few days so it might have turned up if redsquadron's response is anything to go by.

[Benedict Judas Hel]

These are pretty cool! I still have a bunch of these CYOA books including Space Patrol. My favourites for some reason were: Who killed Harlowe Thrombey and Sabotage. Though the one that i found hardest was the first one; Cave of Time.

Cool, Robotnik! I still have my childhood copy of Sabotage as well as Prisoner of the Ant People. A couple of great books!

I got 3 more Choose Your Own Adventure Books in the mail today: The Third Planet From Altair (#7), The Lost Tribe (#23) and Treasure Diver (#32).

[Burtonnut]

The Magic of Oz I was going to get The Scarecrow of Oz but I had a feeling I was going to end up getting it.

[Benedict Judas Hel]

I got 3 more Choose Your Own Adventure Books in: Who Killed Harlowe Thrombey? (#9), Ghost Hunter (#52) and The Trumpet of Terror (#55).









Plus I got the Garbage Pail Kids book which is basically just reproduction pictures of the first 5 series of Garbage Pail Kids stickers with 4 previously unreleased cards added as a bonus.



And I got the latest Stephen Sansweet book, Star Wars: The Ultimate Action Figure Collection which details every action figure and its various incarnation. A very detailed book indeed, image-wise.

[spiritgunner]

The Journey to Wudang trilogy by Kylie Chen & The Obsidian Trilogy by Mercedes Lackey & James Mallory.

[FAKER II]

Hume - The Essential Philosophical Works

At 860 pages, it'll be a while before I get through this one.

[Optimus Prime]

I love the new Trek books, I only wish the shows were still on TV so they could adapt all the great stories that have been set after Nemesis

[MOTU_Maniac]

"The Christmas Note" by Donna VanLiere
"The Douche Journals: The Definitive Account of One Man's Genius" by "Schmidt"
"Close Your Eyes" by Iris and Roy Johansen

[General Stingrad]

I am delving into Middle Earth
9780345538376_p0_v1_s260x420.JPG

[Brad2dbone]

I just bought The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss.

[aleksandur]

as part of an ongoing subscription, I recently purchased:



and



those count, right?

[Benedict Judas Hel]

I got 2 more Choose Your Own Adventure books starting off with #26, The Phantom Submarine



And to keep in line with the upcoming doomsday I got #11, Mystery of the Maya

[Burtonnut]

Scarecrow of Oz by L. Frank Baum since I'm on Ch.7 of Tik-Tok of Oz at the moment and might finish soon.

[Barbecue17]

I just ordered "Live and Let Die" by Ian Fleming and Monsters in the Movies by John Landis. Last night The Little Man" by Chester Brown arrived in the mail.