The Official Bibliolatry Club~

[PringlesXD]

Of course not. *facepalm*

[TheForeignGamer]

No, because Neptune is the Roman name for Poseidon, God of the Sea. Which is what the book is about. Poseidon's son.

(At least I'm assuming that's what it is xD)

[Alura--x--Uneii]

Well that's what I heard. >_> They can't use "Neptune" because it's the name of a book.

[raspberrylicious]

No, "Hyperdimension Neptune" just sounds stupid.

[PringlesXD]

Well that's what I heard. >_> They can't use "Neptune" because it's the name of a book.

The book was released a long time after the game. Try doing your research.

[SaturnineTenshi]

Went on a trip today. There was a receipt on the subway floor for "S. Winter Palace" from some book store. Look it up and it's most likely The Winter Palace. Someone is into historical fiction!

[Alura--x--Uneii]

Well that's what I heard. >_> They can't use "Neptune" because it's the name of a book.

The book was released a long time after the game. Try doing your research.

Try stop being an ass hole to me all the time.

[PringlesXD]

Reading Assassin's Creed: Renaissance is a funny experience. I've played the game, so I know everything that happens. Still, the novel seems to have included a few details that were absent from the game, so it's nice.

[TheForeignGamer]

I wonder if my local library has that book. I'm interested now.

[Redhorse]

A Wrinkle in Time turns 50 years old this year ~
http://www.npr.org/2012/03/05/146161011 ... e-turns-50

[TheForeignGamer]

Cool!

Finally, someone posts in this thread again. xD

[raspberrylicious]

Reading A Clash of Kings.

[TheForeignGamer]

Past the halfway point in The Son of Neptune.

[PringlesXD]

I woke up this morning and read The Little Prince again. It's a freaking masterpiece.
I can't ever get tired of reading it.

Past the halfway point in The Son of Neptune.

Oh, I finally started reading that.

[SaturnineTenshi]

Reading Birds of North America, some wildflower book and The Greatest Show on Earth by Richard Dawkins.