Have you read the Jurassic Park book?

[Glamourpuss 29,062]

I've never read the book but after reading your recommendation I definitely will add it to my list. Another poster mentioned Arthur C Clarke above. He writes the best science fiction. 

[Eddie 2,518]

My aunt bought it to me when I was like 15, it was in english, so I could practice it...but I got bored and frustrated because it had too many scientific words for someone that doesn't speak english  so I shelved it. And now you make me realise I have it and I think I can understand more, hopefully 

[ryanripley 86,575]

1 minute ago, Eddie said:

My aunt bought it to me when I was like 15, it was in english, so I could practice it...but I got bored and frustrated because it had too many scientific words for someone that doesn't speak english  so I shelved it. And now you make me realise I have it and I think I can understand more, hopefully 

yeah, Malcom has a lot of moments where he explains his mathmatical theories and i'm looking at the book like "...wat" but i just gloss over it and get back into the story

[Eddie 2,518]

Just now, ryanripley said:

yeah, Malcom has a lot of moments where he explains his mathmatical theories and i'm looking at the book like "...wat" but i just gloss over it and get back into the story

Now imagine that but with someone that doesn't speak english and it's a lazy ass teenager 

[GypsyBabe 22,836]

Yes!! The book is amazing 

[Tomiel25 2,028]

4 minutes ago, ryanripley said:

i am yet to read a King novel but i have It on my kindle ready  

Dream catcher, it, and different seasons are crazy or sometimes odd, but i love them, cuz they make me cry a lot.

Carrie, misery, doctor sleep, etc... Are a ride 

[sarahb 15,242]

2 minutes ago, Eddie said:

My aunt bought it to me when I was like 15, it was in english, so I could practice it...but I got bored and frustrated because it had too many scientific words for someone that doesn't speak english  so I shelved it. And now you make me realise I have it and I think I can understand more, hopefully 

I didn't understand the sciencey parts either but it was because I was probably like 10 or 11 when I read it, so I just skipped over them. I understand it easily now haha. 

I've read the sequel too. Can't remember much about it though except it had 2 kids as stowaways instead of 1 in the movie and there was no San Diego scene. 

 

[GypsyBabe 22,836]

15 minutes ago, ryanripley said:

i am yet to read a King novel but i have It on my kindle ready  

You havent read a King novel yet!?  You are in for a treat. 

Unless you read Pet Sematary...in which case your soul will be crushed and you will probably feel like you will never experience happiness again. 

[ryanripley 86,575]

11 minutes ago, sarahb said:

I didn't understand the sciencey parts either but it was because I was probably like 10 or 11 when I read it, so I just skipped over them. I understand it easily now haha. 

I've read the sequel too. Can't remember much about it though except it had 2 kids as stowaways instead of 1 in the movie and there was no San Diego scene. 

 

and the opening for the second movie is the opening for the first book  shooketh

i'm very excited to read the lost world, i used to not care about the movie as a kid but i watched some videos recently about the butterfly effect within the movie and stuff and now i enjoy it a lot more as a sequel now that i understand the drama of the island being used to grow dinos etc blah blah