teamalucardgirl

I've only read one of her books but that one that I did read I did enjoyed very much. I had to read it because it was assigned by my English teacher and I was really bummed about it first with the stigma that school assigned books are usually boring, though I was quite wrong in this case. It's about these 12 different people who are all invited to this mansion on an island by some unknown person. Shortly after arriving they all learn that in one way or another they all are connected and the person who invited them has judged him guilty of something and then starts to kill them off. It's kind of along the line of the movie clue if you seen it but with a real twist along the lines of who the murderer is. Actually who the murderer is and how he goes about perpetrating these acts is really probably about the best part of the book. I realized that with a who did it book that's kind of the main draw anyway but that's kind of the main draw anyway but I can't say that I've seen this kind of thing happen in such a way in other similar stories. Here I am I had to add that to my list then. And so my backlog of reading material continues to grow lol. Well you just become more cool because you actually like nightcore. A lot of people seem to poo poo it right off the bat. It's rare for me to prefer a nightcore version greatly over the original. Its usually if the original is fairly slow moving and the if the nightcore version sounds better faster. Otherwise I usually appreciate them both equally, more or less.

There are some that I've come across as a nightcore version before even hearing the original, example being Angel of Darkness, and then after comparing them I can't really enjoy the original much at all because the nightcore version sounded so much better in my opinion.

I'm not sure that I've read Pride And Prejudice but I think I have seen one or two different movie versions of it. Have you read And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie? Someone else I've talked to said they were reading The Hollows series too, maybe I should check it out sometime. There's a series of books called Dhampir that you might enjoy. I just picked up two volumes of it a few days ago though it will be awhile before I get around to reading them. I actually started the series on the 3rd book without realizing it haha. Sort of, Nightcore is more of a genre, sort of, were its not just one singer but anybody could create nightcore(remixing to a certain set of guidelines) so each version is different. Just try looking up a couple songs that you like while adding nightcore to it. I would add a link to one but I tried looking up Breaking Benjamin, who I also like, and I couldn't really find any "good" examples. I know there are some good Linkin Park ones though I don't know if you like Linkin Park. It's usually a kind of music that you either like or you don't like. Some people think it turns their songs into trash even when it's a better nightcore'd version than others. It really helps to enjoy it if you have ADHD or like fast beats lol.

 Are you familiar with Bionicles? If you aren't there Lego kind of things and they're usually presented in groups of 6 and when you bought three of a certain group of colors you would find in the various instruction manuals how to build a great big one with the three individual ones. I used to enjoy building the big one just by looking at the finished product in one manuel instead of actually doing it manual by manual. What's wrong with yaoi? Hmm I'm not quite sure how to answer that question lol. Top game and book, you ask some hard questions. Well after having thought about it for a bit I'm not sure I can pick one game is my favorite. But I've narrowed it down between pokemon yellow/pokemon silver for the Gameboy, the Xenosaga trilogy, technically cheating I know haha, and Onimusha dawn of dreams for the ps2. I'm speaking into my phone and it's translating it into text and I love how it picked up Onimusha all on its own. As for books hmm. I think that my favorite book changes from time to time As for my most recent favorite, off the top of my head, would probably be all you need is kill and the one before that might be Socrates in love. Albeit they are far from literary masterpieces, specially when you go back and reread it in notice all of the grammar issues or awkward conversations or even some just weird ways of writing but I really enjoyed them when I first read them. Those two probably be my most recent favorite books that aren't manga and are you single self contained book rather than a long series. How about you? Also little bonus question, are you familiar with nightcore and what are your feelings regarding it?