Allison's comments
(member since Apr 28, 2009)
Allison's comments from the Wild Things: YA Grown-Up group.
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yeah yeah...DWJ...but did you SEE she mentioned LM Montgomery too FIONA? :D
hehe.
Katsa from Graceling might be good, or even Fire from Graceling's companion book Fire.
or Katniss from The Hunger Games.
yeah, I have a run-on sentence problem :)
My good ole favorite question...
What were your favorite books growing up, and what are your favorites now?
and...
How far do you plan to continue this series, and do you already have other ideas for other stories you want to write, and do you plan on sticking with young adult?
Alexis wrote: "I think I'm in the "hate it" group. My review is here (no spoilers). I gave it two stars, because I did finish it and I was kind of curious as to what would happen next. (Not curious enough to actu..."
After reading the first one, I'm with Alexis. HATED it.
yeah, I wouldn't be so quick to draw that conclusion Megan :) you need to get your hands on that book!
I just ordered this on Amazon and it shipped yesterday, so hopefully I'll be getting it soon :)
also torn, but I always have a weakness for the first guy on the scene...so I bend SLIGHTLY towards Gale. I have so many different ideas about where she will take it. *sigh*
hey Misty....are you a Peeta fan or a Gale fan?
lol, Misty! Always happy to put some awkwardness into your head ;)
Misty wrote: "I just picked this up from the library. The size is daunting for the amount of time I have right now, and it definitely has to wait until I am done with Catching Fire, but I am excited."
don't worry. You'll read it super fast :)
my guess is uh...middle grade? do I get a prize??
gah...I am such a ninny! I missed a chat with my favorite author!
...oh well, at least she answered my questions :D
I'm not sure if I think it is better than the first...to me the vibes were just SO much different that I don't feel right comparing them side by side. I think I loved CF just as much, but in a different way :\ if that makes sense.
Do you enjoy writing books considered "young adult" better than "adult"?
How do you get inspiration for your characters? They always seem so layered and real, its hard to imagine them not really existing! (Nicholas Soames from Tea Rose, for instance, is one of my favorite characters ever-his story ended up making me literally set the book down and sob!)
somebody hurry up and get to Rilla of Ingleside, I want to talk about Dog Monday!
*dies*
September Winners: Shiver by Maggie Stiefvater and A Great and Terrible Beauty by Libba Bray
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Aug 21, 2009 08:05PM
haha. *goes to random*
September Winners: Shiver by Maggie Stiefvater and A Great and Terrible Beauty by Libba Bray
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Aug 21, 2009 08:01PM
Becky wrote: "(Am I not supposed to be here?)"
of course, haha. I was just happy to see that you are online :)
September Winners: Shiver by Maggie Stiefvater and A Great and Terrible Beauty by Libba Bray
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Aug 21, 2009 07:51PM
Buh you are here :D
