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Hi Marilyn, I have also just joined this group and I also cannot put my finger on why I am loving so much YA at the moment.
I suppose it is because they are SO different and interesting concepts to me.
Look forward to hearing if you find any good un's
Fiona
Welcome Marilyn.Great titles there. You don't need to tell us, we know ;-) It's just great fiction. The follow up to Everlost is out soon (Everwild). Best, Bill
Marilyn wrote: "Hi everyone!I just joined the group a little while ago so I'd thought I'd say a proper "hello".
I live in Ontario, Canada and along with being a big fan of books I also love all kinds of fic..."
Little Brother was absolutely fantastic, wasn't it?
Hi Fiona, Bill and MistyFiona - Newbies unite! ;) It looks like a great group, doesn't it?
Bill - Oo, I forgot Everwild was imminent! Huzzah!
Misty - Yes, yes it most certainly was.
Thanks for the welcome!
Welcome Marilyn! It's wonderful to see so many new members joining Wild Things.The poll is still open so if you haven't already voted - please do so in the poll's section.
I hope we can encourage you to read more books you otherwise may never have tried.
Wild Things: YA Grown-Up
Books mentioned in this topic
The Lottery (other topics)Little Brother (other topics)
Everlost (other topics)
How I Live Now (other topics)
Authors mentioned in this topic
Neal Shusterman (other topics)Meg Rosoff (other topics)
Beth Goobie (other topics)
Cory Doctorow (other topics)
I just joined the group a little while ago so I'd thought I'd say a proper "hello".
I live in Ontario, Canada and along with being a big fan of books I also love all kinds of fiction (TV, movies, theatre...). I wish I could tell you why I particularly enjoy YA so much, but I haven't quite been able to articulate it yet - maybe joining the discussions in this group will help me answer that question for myself. :)
Some of my favourite YA so far includes How I Live Now by Meg Rosoff, Everlost by Neal Shusterman, Little Brother by Cory Doctorow and The Lottery by Beth Goobie.
I don't get as much reading in as I'd like to, so I'm hoping being part of the group will also help motivate me to make the time, especially when it comes to the monthly book club selections!
Looking forward to chatting with you all,
Marilyn