I hate drama books.

I don’t get drama. I just don’t get how some of these sappy, mindless, nonblowingupaliens books manage to get awarded when me writing Allworkmadejackadullboybecausewhenheread awfulbookshedevelopedeachandeverymentalillnessimaginable for 1200 pages and it would be better than these steaming piles of excrement. and that’s saying something, since I hate my own writing.
More specifically, the steaming piles of excrement are:
Bridge to Terabithia
and
Awake and dreaming

now, 95% of the population may think I’m insane for putting Bridge to Terabithia up there, but I have the emotional range of a ROCK, and I have the emotional range of a POTATO when I’m on ritalin.
My complaints:
Bridge to Terabithia completely and utterly cheated me out of 30 minutes of my life, which I could be devoting to tying my shoes or looting Saddam Hussein’s mansion. The only reason that I read that buffalo testicle eating mess was because I thought it would be like the Lord of the Rings, or something like that. I thought it would be GOOD. But no, I get treated to another pighearteating demon of a book.

Now, I know what evocative is. I can feel that. And I didn’t throughout the entire book. the one time I felt emotion was when I saw the book again.

It had an “Evocative” cover. like two people walking through a flaming wood kind of evocativeness. and it also had an androgynous kid looking at a redhead.Look little androgynous boy! Look at the redheaded kid! or I will shoot a puppy!(my fit of stupidity. And I think the androgynous blond kid MIGHT(0.00000000000000000001% chance) be the girl, but do I care? NO! that was the only evocative part of the book, and it wasn’t meant to be!
the other book
Awake and dreaming
is probably the only book stocked in hell’s library.
this book is somewhat like Joe dirt, but joe dirt had an interesting character, and it was funny. the book( I have to read this) is about some pathetic kid who evidently is the clone of marvin the paranoid android(but he’s funny) in human form. and the testicle munching main character lives in a godforsaken hellhole, gets yanked out of there, learns it’s a hallucination and gets stuck in another hellhole. there’s something about a ghost, but unless this ghost is a cross between Pazuzu, an obapinia and Cthulhu who sings show tunes while killing people, it won’t hold my interest. another comparison, the main character is like a robot from A.I, but the robots there can reveal a terminatorish skull, which I believe is the only high point of the movie.
Since I had to write about this abomination unto man sent by jack chick and his demon legion, i’ve compiled every nasty thing I’ve written about this book that I can remember here.

each copy of this book should be put in a safe attached to a nuclear missle. upon firing, if the terrorists aren’t killed by the nuke, they will be forced to read each copy of the book by highly trained marines. this, however would be probably banned by the geneva convention as being too evil.

If the author of the book had any shred of human decency, the symbiotic hellspawn that wrote this book should end this book in 10 pages or less so the world can stop having nightmares about theo, the main character, entering thier house, locking all the exits and forcing them to listen to her incessant whining until they commit suicide to try to get her to shut up. However, I doubt that, because if the demon writing this book had that decency, it wouldn’t have wrote this in the first place.

so the main character believes she’s a puppet, eh? then someone in this book can kill her without regret!

the main character believes everyone who is not part of a nuclear family is the spawn of Satan himself. so, is gandhi a hellspawn? is mother teresa a hellspawn? is she a hellspawn? then, she should enjoy the company since if god is loving to the good little christians he should send her to hell just so he can get some peace and quiet.

the only reason this book won that award is because the people reviewing it are mentally retarded, drunk, high on every drug in exsitence, possessed by 42 cosmic entities that look like elvis and got bribed by the writer.

this book’s purpose could have been served by a tape that played “You Filthy, shiteating,cumguzzling,pissdrinking, neonazi commie cocksucking mentally retarded whore,May a thousand vipers bite your brain with the venom of a thousand thousand scorpions and may a thousand thousand thousand demons torment your soul and may a thousand thousand thousand thousand arrows be stuck in your spine and may a thousand thousand thousand thousand thousand fire ants infest your genitalia and may a thousand thousand thousand thousand thousand thousand fiery wolves rape your children and their children and their children until the end of time!” for eternity.

See why I hate drama?

No. Maybe comic books are more your speed.

You don’t?

oh POO!!!

After reading that OP, I’m guessing that an adjustment of the dosage might be in order.

Just a thought.

HEY!

I just hate drama, that’s all!
goes off to plot world domination!

If you hate drama, then trying to read Shakespeare is going to be a real bitch for you.

I meant the OTHER drama, like those two books that I ranted about. Shakespeare’s probably fine…

After having spent a significant amount of time, (exactly 12.43 seconds) trying to figure out how in the hell anyone could think that Bridge To Terabithia would be anything like Lord Of The Rings.

Then a realized that you are a moron.

Pie?

I was YOUNG back then.

And I feel cheated!

And it sounded like a fantasy book with all the stuff in lord of the rings.

and it’s still an awful book.

Damn you BRidge to terabithia! damn you to hell!

Now, now, in all fairness to the moron, Bridge to Terabithia did suck necrotic donkey dong.

SEE! he ag-HEY!

I thought Bridge to Terabithia was a beautiful and moving book that everyone should read at least once. However, I can understand a certain disappointment if one was expecting hard-core fantasy.

of course. and I have the emotional range of a potato, so it sucks necrotic donkey dong to me.

now, why the other book hasn’t quite recieved the same treatment is beyond me, since Bridge to terabithia had that cover that I talked about, and Awake and Dreaming doesn’t even have that.

You have emotional range of a necrotic rock potato? Dude, maybe you should really lay off the books for a while…

I loved Bridge to Terabithia… I’m sure it would not hold the same charm for me today but when I was 8 it was my favorite book. I have my copy and will give it to my daughter when she learns to read.

However it hardly counts as Drama… At least no more than Judy blume counts as drama… maybe you need to read a bit more?

Then again I found LOTR to be tedious and certainly not drama either… fantasy yes, but not drama.

Shakespeare’s probably fine? you really do need to read a lot more.

I loved Bridge to Terabithia… I’m sure it would not hold the same charm for me today but when I was 8 it was my favorite book. I have my copy and will give it to my daughter when she learns to read.

However it hardly counts as Drama… At least no more than Judy blume counts as drama… maybe you need to read a bit more?

Then again I found LOTR to be tedious and certainly not drama either… fantasy yes, but not drama.

Shakespeare’s probably fine? you really do need to read a lot more.

Okay…

So it’s an EMOTIONAL book.

Never mind.

What do you like to read?

Bazooka Joe comics is my guess.

This seems telling, to me.

I had to look on Amazon, because I hadn’t heard of these books. They’re both rated for ages 9-12, so I wouldn’t go jumping right into Shakespeare, if I were you.