Why do the nerds on here not like Percy Jackson? :(
Why do the nerds on here not like Percy Jackson? :(
Aiden Hernandez
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Justin Sanchez
My nephew loves those books, but why on earth would any self-respecting man be reading YA?
Michael Hill
No idea what a YA is, but I'm 13; now does it make sense that I like these books? And to be honest, they're not even kids books. In my opinion, they're for around 7-25 or somethin'.
Leo Wilson
Young adult. Why are you hitting up Veeky Forums at this age? But yeah you're the target audience. Their appeal probably ends in the upper teens
Julian Wright
MODS
Nathan Ramirez
Oh thanks, makes sense now; and this seems like the perfect age to go on Veeky Forums.
Excuse me?
Parker Moore
This is what I mean about them hating PJ. They call mods just because I'm talking about a book on literature. Read the sticky, you fucking idiot.
Liam Reed
No,is because you are 13
Zachary Perry
No, it's because it's PJ. It's happened every time I've mentioned this book on here; even when I didn't mention my age. :l
Brody Jackson
Enjoy your ban
Gavin Gonzalez
And why might I be banned, hmm?
Lincoln Sanders
Your age is obvious in how you type and your taste. Enjoy your children's books while you're a kid, but don't try to pass it off as some high minded literary work by mentioning it in a place where we discuss real literature.
Levi Gomez
>Veeky Forums is for the discussion of literature, specifically books (fiction & non-fiction)
>books (fiction & non-fiction)
>books (fiction)
I'm not passing it off as some Shakespeare shit, I'm just wondering why idiots like you don't consider it literacy when it's quite clearly a book.
Jayden White
You will immediately cease and not continue to access the site if you are under the age of 18.
Austin Parker
Well that's stupid, isn't it? I'm sure half of the people on this website are under 18 anyway. Like imagine all the 12 year olds on /b/ and /a/?
Leo Richardson
>baiting this hard
Assuming you're serious, I recommend you read a real book, then you'll see that what you like right now is nothing in comparison. If you want to be able to discuss literature like the rest of us, you need to begin with these three books.
Infinite Jest
Ulysses
Gravity's Rainbow
Those are in order of difficulty, so I recommend you start with IJ. Come back after you've finished, it should only take a month or so of regular reading. I recommend reading before bed, you retain information better. Happy reading, future literature expert!
Joseph Mitchell
which is why those boards are shit
Logan Smith
Thanks for the advice and not being rude like the others; but desu I just do it for fun. It sounds fun being a reading expert but; not my style. And yes I'm serious :l
Elijah Lopez
Good point.
Matthew Jenkins
If you like reading for fun I really recommend Ulysses by James Joyce then. It has a lot of greek mythology like the PJ series, so you should understand it quite well.
Sebastian Turner
Oh; thanks. I'll look it up right now.
Charles Torres
Fuck, Veeky Forums really is a humorless bunch of autists.
Pretty obvious baitsauce
Connor Edwards
If you can (not making any judgements) I'd purchase a physical copy from a bookstore. It's better for your eyes, and you can start a collection!
Michael Sullivan
Not bait.
The book is pretty old, but it seems cool. And yea Physical copies are much better. I'll consider buying it!
Ian Diaz
le troled
It's a difficult book especially for someone not well-read
Most allusions and references will go over your head, although if you're irish and know your history maybe less. Not the best way to get into literature
Julian Rogers