D.G.’s
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(group member since Jan 26, 2012)
D.G.’s
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from the Pick-a-Shelf group.
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Susan wrote: "Omigosh! Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men is on the shelf. I'm used to shelving that stretches the imagination, but this takes the cake! And not just one person. Twelve people shelved it there, obviousl..."HAHAHAHAHA! Maybe they are thinking animals on the title. :)
Finished
and gave it 3.5 stars. It was a really interesting prequel in the 'Girl of Fire and Thorns' trilogy and totally worth the money because it disclosed a secret that wasn't even hinted in the series! It was also really cute to see Hector as a young teenager.
It took me a while but I found a book from my TBR! (on page 28, LOL!)And I already found Harry Potter and The Hunger Games in there!
All of those are 5-stars for me but then I'm a HUGE Christie fan. Most of her books are at least 4 stars for one way or another. I've been doing a re-read of both of her main series in the last few years.Sorry that I've been a bit lost. Looking for a job has been taking all my time lately and I've barely been reading!
Tien wrote: "I guess so, unless, of course, if you got any of the bonus words etc... "
What happens if you don't have use for the bonus words or numbers? Meaning, the title of my book is Magic Bites so none of the bonus words or numbers would apply...what happens if I get one? Is that something I could trade with the Broker for a letter I need?
Question about the rolling of the dice...if you're book has 10 letters in the title, I guess you have to roll 10 times?
Probably the pub date was wrong and somebody corrected it. Wikipedia has it published in 1988 so probably that's the right date.
Susan - A lot of those are available for free at the author's site so I'd check there. I know that's the case with all the Curran POV books.
Finished
and it was awesome! OMG that scene with the horses was one of the most romantic I've ever read (and different too!!)I'll start
once I get my hands on the audio. :)
Interesting choice! Something short and sweet. ;)Here's the link: Novellas
I have a lot of good choices for this. :)
I understand why her books were groundbreaking. Before her, everybody pretty much portrayed vampires as opera loving, elegant men so the change to hip-hop thug-a-likes was new. But by now, the bloom is off that rose and she's gotten crazy with some of the language, using similes that are very strange and inappropriate.Oh and the brand name dropping! (It gets worse in the following books.) That's so freaking tiresome. Like chick-lit meets PNR.
