Leviathan

[Scott Westerfield's No.903434]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYiw5vkQFPw

Dearest /lit/,

Please do not be too quick to judge this work, as it probably isn't what you're used to reading. I know you're all very tasteful and common pop-fiction like this is quite below you.

But I'm wondering if any of you stopped and, if only to laugh, read this book that I've been very interested in since I first heard of it.

I'd like to buy it but I am very poor and do not often get to purchase books of my own.

Tell me. What are your thoughts?

[Anonymous No.903449]

>>903431

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[Anonymous No.903447]

This is very quickly heading for the bottom of the page. Even one response might help me make up my mind.

[Anonymous No.903448]

You do know there's a contraption called a "library", right?

[Anonymous No.903462]

>>903448

I do but my local one doesn't have this book, and if it's actually worth reading and not just a really awesome concept, I'd like to own it.

Library books just aren't the same.

[Anonymous No.903465]

I've heard its name being increasingly thrown around here lately
If you're depending on /lit/'s taste I say go for it

[Anonymous No.903473]

It's good if you're a "young adult" into steampunk.

[Anonymous No.903478]

>>903465

Thankyou. I think I will.

[Anonymous No.903481]

>>903473

I'm 20 so I'm getting a bit past that, but honestly, I read books to enjoy them, not just because their content is of 'significance'. I do enough of that for university work I think you'll find!

[Anonymous No.903483]

Read it some time ago.
Think it's somewhat short and aimed at a younger audience. Apart from this it was a nice read, quick and entertaining, to go between the 'big' books.

[Anonymous No.903484]

>>903483

Well I hear it's to be part of a series, so I suppose its length isn't an issue.

What you described is exactly what I'm looking for.

[Anonymous No.903512]

>>903484