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What would you like to read in March?
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Feb 07, 2015 02:38PM
Just so you all know "Stardust" is a terrible read. The movie is much more exciting then the book.
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I'm not positive, but I'm fairly sure that The Girl With All the Gifts doesn't come out until late April.
It came out last year, Emily, at least in the US. I'm not sure where you're located.
It's out in Canada too. At least in hardcover. It's probably not out in softcover until April.
That's a possibility, Melissa. I know the audio is out. I listened to it while on a road trip last summer. I don't know about the paperback.
I bought the hardcover a couple weeks ago. Didn't even check to see when it was out in softcover because I knew I couldn't wait for it lol Did you like it?
I wouldn't read The Duff if my life depended on it. It's such an offensive term, popularizing it is ridiculous.
I didn't care for it, Melissa, but I know a lot of people that thought it was great.
Poison Study sounds like an interesting read!
Heather wrote: "Just so you all know "Stardust" is a terrible read. The movie is much more exciting then the book."I quite liked Stardust it wasn't Neil Gaiman's best work but I still enjoyed it.
The Great Zoo of China sounds really interesting
I would ready anything with the title Tantalize and phrases "hybrid-Wolf love", and "vampire themed restaurant", I'm in. The two I would't read are Poison Study and The Duff.
Do people just want to read The Duff due to the movie release? I can't see another reason why people would be so intrigued by it. I'm looking forward to reading The Great Zoo of China and The Girl With All The Gifts.
I also will not be reading Duff. I'm definitely going to read "the girl with all the gifts" - seems interesting.
Melanie wrote: "I wouldn't read The Duff if my life depended on it. It's such an offensive term, popularizing it is ridiculous."Don't let the title put you off. It's a great YA read and that expression is dealt with appropriately in the book.
Emily wrote: "I'm not positive, but I'm fairly sure that The Girl With All the Gifts doesn't come out until late April."I've read this book a couple months ago
