Dreaming Upon a Book discussion

Have you ever read a book and actually wished you lived there?

Hmm I would probably want to live in the Discworld universe-- maybe join the assassin guild in the capital. I don't know why, but sounds fun to me xD

I read this book one time and it was called the tower by Jean Johnson. I couldn't get through any of ger other books, but i loved that one. I would totally love to be in that world.

What book is that from Alyson?

@Kaitlin- It's from the Discworld series by Terry Pratchett. The first book is The Color of Magic :3

Also, The Tower sounds interesting! Insta-TBR!

I will have to look that up.

The tower is about a tower that in every room you have to figure out a riddle and you might need a magician or a very strong person. You normally go into it with a group to try to get to the top. All the rewards you get in the room you get to keep! But in the book a bad guy makes the tower go on no mercy. So if you get the riddle wrong you could die.

There was a book I read many years ago by Jack Chalker--And the Devil Will Drag You Under. It had something to do with two people trying to recover jewels from banished demons, and one of the worlds was where a person could imagine anything and by force of will would make it happen. Seems like a good thing!

That would be sweet. You could fight anything.

I'm going to have to go with the Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan. It would be incredibly scary, but equally awesome.

I'd have to say Ouran High school host club. It's a manga but it's one of my favorites.

I uses to read a lot of graphic novels. I mean i think i have up to 40 of naruto and like 14 other ones. I loved them.

It looks like i need to start reading some new books. All your books sound interesting jess,sara, Jesse. I'm slacking lol.

Robert Jordan never finished the final books...passed on and one of his fans completed a trilogy (haven't read them yet...not as good or so I'm told). The first novelwas good--very long, but interesting. Lots of names and places to process...a good read, though.

I dont know Jesse, i think i might want to live in your book's world. With me being able to relate to it on a more personal note. It would be sweet to travel to that beach!

I love doing beach scenes. I saved a few good ones for the second and third Lindsay/Jo novels. :)

I loved how you write that beach. I wish I could have an ocean like that.

I don't know if I'd want a sentient ocean reading my mind...