What is the title of book 7 of the samurai girl series?
Well, those multiple people lied. There are only 6 books published as of now, and it doesn't look like there'll be more written. The 6th book was published in 2004, and seeing as it's now 2008, it probably ended with Book 6: The Book of the Heart. Although there will be a mini-series airing on ABC Family in early Sept, so maybe if it proves popular enough, more books will be written. But who knows.
I Need a Good Title for my Immortal book series!?
I'm writing a book about immortal addiction. It's not a teeny-bopper high school romance novel. It's about vampires but they are dark, dangerous and are not weak sun-sparklers. The book is focused around the different addictions the mortals and immortals go through (blood, sex, the desire to be immortal) It's going to be series of at least 4 books so I need a name to call the series and a name for each book. I've been racking my brain but can't think of anything that really catches my attention. Help?
What are the titles of the books in the Game of Thrones series?
The books are 1) A Game of Thrones (1996)2) A Clash of Kings (1998)3) A Storm of Swords (2005)4) A Feast for Crows (2005)5) A Dance with Dragons (2011)------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Two books are yet to be released and they are titled as 6) The Winds of Winter7)A Dream of Spring. Source: Book Category | George R.R. Martin
Where did the name Twilight for the Twilight book series come from?
Stephenie Meyer got the idea of the Twilight Saga because one night she couldn't sleep so she took sleeping pills. That night Meyer dreamed of the whole four books, not one, all of them! Meyer dreamed of the names of the characters one night, then the next she dreamed of the covers of the books. She called an artist to describe them to and draw them. She said the meaning of the Twilight hands were in Bella's holding the forbidden fruit which is in the Bible. The flower on New Moon is for the beauty in her life (Edward). The Eclipse cover, her life is on a thread. And, the Breaking Dawn cover is she moves from a low player to a higher player. Then, she improved it by adding other details. But the freaky thing is, Stephenie dreamed of everything: Forks, Washington, Bella's name, Edward, the meadow the Volturi. Are you sure they were sleeping pills Stephenie? Ok, good job. That makes sense. But I read that she dreamed about Edward and Bella in the meadow, and then she kept building on it. Eventually she had Twilight and then she just kept going and got New Moon and Eclipse. It really took her a while to write Breaking Dawn but she did and had to rewrite the ending like a thousand times. Then they were all published. Finally the idiot from Hollywood found the book in a shop in New York and brought it back to Hollywood thus the Twilight people cared about was born. When the movie came out it was so over done that half the people who liked it now hate it. Then New Moon came out and no one cared. And here we are. Thanks for reading. And actually it was once called Forks, but no one except for Meyer liked it so her publisher changed it to Twilight.
Know this book series?- horses- kids?
The Wild Horse Creek series by Sharon Siamon The Mystery Stallion When thirteen-year-old twins, Sophie and Liv, spend their spring break with their grandparents in Arizona, they discover that the ranch in the Sonoran Desert is full of surprises. Both twins love horse and they're thrilled to meet their grandparents' herd of Spanish Barbs who roam freely on the three-thousand-acre ranch. but the girls soon encounter more adventure than they'd bargained for
Title of Cirque du Freak series in order?
The first one is called Cirque Du Freak A living nightmare The Vampire's Assistant bk 2 Tunnels of Blood bk 3 Vampire Mountain vk 4 Trials of Death bk 5 The Vampire Prince bk 6 Hunters of the Dusk bk 7 Allies of the Night bk 8 Killers of the Dawn bk 9 The Lake of Souls bk 10 Lord of the Shadows bk 11 Sons of Destiny bk 12 finally some gives the series the credit it deserves. i love these books . they are original. the plot is tricky. you know they are making a movie now
Reading lord of the rings book series?
Here's what you should purchase or acquire to start: http://www.amazon.com/Hobbit-Tolkien-pub... 1. 'The Hobbit'- It's a quick and easy read that will introduce to you the fantasy world of Middle Earth. Even though it's not a necessary prequel it does tie in with the 'Lord of the Rings' trilogy and will give you a sense of more completion if read first. __________________ 2. 'The Lord of the Rings' Trilogy: I. 'The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring' II. 'The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers' III. 'The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King' ___________________ 3. When you've completed reading all four and you become obsessed with Middle Earth, like many of us do, you'll want to read the extended collection of Tolkien's works in this order. I. 'The Silmarillion': http://www.amazon.com/Silmarillion-J-R-R... II. 'Unfinished Tales': http://www.amazon.com/Unfinished-Tales-L... And maybe with that the extended version of 'The Children of Hurin': http://www.barnesandnoble.com/listing/2671634937031?r=1&kpid=2671634937031&cm_mmc=GooglePLA-_-Book_5To14-_-Q000000633-_-2671634937031 III. 'The Hobbit' again IV. 'The Lord of the Rings' Trilogy again, this time including the appendices at the end of 'RotK' ___________________ 4. After this you may find yourself even more obsessed and decide to go live in hermitage for the next year; taking with you 'The Complete History of Middle Earth': http://www.bookdepository.com/Complete-History-Middle-Earth-Christopher-Tolkien/9780007105083
Could hypnotism help me remember a book title?
For some people, hypnosis can help with memory. In general hypnosis could be seen as a way to access capabilities that are less available during regular states of consciousness, and memory is one of them. Aldous Huxley was described as being able to remember quotes including page numbers from books he had not read in several years, as relayed by Milton Erickson (related in Patterns of the Hypnotic Techniques of Milton H. Erickson, M.D, Vol. 1: Richard Bandler, John Grinder, Milton H. Erickson: 9781555520526: Amazon.com: Books)However recall and memory can be quite dynamic, and hypnosis is also quite effective at eliciting creativity.What you might consider is some self-exercises, in which you focus on the senses of your experience with the book. Was it a book you heard about from someone? If you imagine the place and time and person who was talking, perhaps you can remember the words spoken. If you were looking at the book, you might consider imagining holding it in your hands and focusing on the visual memory. Different people organize information in different ways, so using the way you organize information as a guideline can help you retrieve memories.Certainly it can’t really hurt, but I would also suggest that if you have information about the book besides the title, google or other search engines are remarkably useful. A quote from a book or a character name can be enough.
What's that famous book series on bondage?
My friend told me about this book series she was reading about bondage and other weird ****. She told me the title, but I forgot. I remember it wasn't obvious at all towards the fact that it was inappropriate, but I really just want to read it. I've lost contact with the friend and I would really appreciate it if someone knew the answer!