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Looks interesting. I put it on my to-read list.
When they were dragging themselves upstairs to bed, yawning their heads off, Jill said, "I bet we sleep well tonight"; for it had been a full day. Which just shows how little anyone knows what is going to happen to them next.The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis. I love that series!
I hope The Phantom Tollbooth is chosen. <3
I suppose I just like the set up. I don't really know, just a personal preference, I suppose.
I've used PBS but I still think BM is better. xD
Darby wrote: "What is PaperBackSwap?(my friends say that I live in a bubble.)
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Try BookMooch, it's better. ;)
Hmm. I often just go into the YA section in my library, sit down, and just make my way through the shelves until my mom comes in and nearly has a heart attack at the size of my stack. Also, I have a list of books from my to-read list that I take along with me to the library. I use BookMooch to get books that look interesting, or are from my favorite authors. I swap with my friends.
Yes, my friends and I use it quite often. It's a bit of an inside joke.
Nina! Me loves words! ever heard of 'obstreperous'?
I'm going to request the first from my library.
Isn't A Single Shard set in China?
Pendragon? Don't you mean Eragon? For a while, this was my favorite series also, but I realized he stole a lot of the evil things from J.R.R. Tolkien, and some other stuff.
The Cricket in Times Square was wonderful.
True. I just think it's wrong to mix fantasy names and regular names when (like in this book) it's a certain tribe, and they don't have any other influence from the outside, really.
I hate it when people mix boring, normal names with cool ones they've made up. There was a book I started reading, and there were a couple of really well named characters and then there was Stella.
I know.
My gosh!
I do too, but unfortunately my library only has a few of them on CD. Lots of them on tape, but they can't afford the CD audiobooks.
Why are audio books around twice as expensive as movies? I mean, it's just different people's voices. That's not nearly as costly as making a movie.
I can never say which books I'm actually going to read, it depends on what I find at bookstores and yardsales and libraries. But right now I'm reading...National Velvet
Landon Snow and the Shadow of Malus Quidam
I'm definitely going to read
The City of Ember
Letters from Rifka
The HorseGirl
The Music of Dolphins
The Squire's Tale
The Spying Game
Here, There Be Dragons
Pilgrim's Progress
I'd say Demeter. She loves her daughter so, and she gives us plants.
