[MiS]

@Oni Against global warming as in, the effects of it and how to prevent it?

@Uzinero I haven't read a good adventure novel in a long time, I'll check it out. Thanks for the synopsis!

@Saikou I don't think my body was prepared for that summary. I'm not sure if my heart is prepared for that book.

[superMAUS]

Sterling's The Hacker Crackdown.

This is a really good book at first. Then it becomes shit.

[tortilla]

I just started it, so I don't know.

[DarkMuse]

I've read alot of books but heres a list of the ones I can remember.

DIVERGENT Series
Eragon Series
Hunger Games Series
The Maze Runner Series
Ender's Game
Mind Programming
Running Out of Time
A fuck ton of Hacking ebooks
A shit ton of Kali Linux Ebooks
The Fifth Wave
And some books for school but thats alot.

[MiS]

@DarkMuse I read Ender's Game last year and it was great - especially that twist ending. Probably one of the best reads I've had in a while.

I've been wanting Hunger Games, but haven't had much time to read the entire series in one go.

[DarkMuse]

@MiS If you like the idea of Hunger Games I would strongly recommend the Divergent Series over the Hunger Games series 10000000%

[MiS]

@DarkMuse Is it sort of the same concept of Hunger Games? To be honest, I really only started to get into the series because someone suggested it to me after I had finished Battle Royale (which I absolutely LOVED).

[DarkMuse]

@MiS yeah. Same idea of surviving against government but was better written and with better themes and a ending that wasn't complete shit like hunger games

[MiS]

@MiS yeah. Same idea of surviving against government but was better written and with better themes and a ending that wasn't complete shit like hunger games

Sounds like fun. Should I just read Hunger Games first then, so I won't be disappointed with it if I read it after the Divergent series?

[DarkMuse]

Sounds like fun. Should I just read Hunger Games first then, so I won't be disappointed with it if I read it after the Divergent series?

Yes. Yes. Yes.