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I'll probably go with

For you, I've chosen




Patrick wrote: "I'm confused and there are some things that I'd prefer to not have anyone pick lol. If I wanted to suggest something, I'd say read my new book!"
Are you wanting to participate? If you do then I will pair you up with someone. They pick a book for you to read from your TBR list and you do the same for them.
Are you wanting to participate? If you do then I will pair you up with someone. They pick a book for you to read from your TBR list and you do the same for them.


For her, I gave her the choice between




Sounds good! Thank you :)
Alyssia wrote: "Leigh wrote: "Patrick wrote: "I'm confused and there are some things that I'd prefer to not have anyone pick lol. If I wanted to suggest something, I'd say read my new book!"
Are you wanting to pa..."
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For you've I've chosen The Knife of Never Letting Go by Patrick Ness, which I really loved! One of the best dystopian new books I've read :)
As backups, I think you should read The Hobbit and The Fault in Our Stars
One a lovely classic (and in the cinema :) and not as "heavy" as Tolkien's other works.
The other a really gorgeus book about two young people managing to make the world a lovely place despite horrible circumstances :)




Here are your picks:



Side note: I don't mind having 2 people for partners- more books to read ;)

Leonie I chose:

I'll read Chocolate Lovers Club and Glimmerglass. I'm looking forward to these.

for you I have two suggestions:


I tried to keep with more recent additions to your list. Btw you have very interesting list :) If I ever get bored what to read I will remember to go through your account if you don't mind :)
Enjoy and I hope I picked something you are in a mood for reading!
Ralitsa



I think I will go with

Also for you, I have 2 choices,


Ralitsa wrote: "Sheri,
for you I have two suggestions:
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I tried to keep with more recent additions to your list. Btw you have very interesting ..."
Thanks! I think I will go with Out. Feel free to look through my lists any time :D
for you I have two suggestions:


I tried to keep with more recent additions to your list. Btw you have very interesting ..."
Thanks! I think I will go with Out. Feel free to look through my lists any time :D

Carrie, Good to hear that! I am also going to mark this to-read then. I am little bit dubious on Snyder's books lately:) I wait and see Sherry's review as well.


Sherry thanks! all downloaded and ready to go (the entire series as well) :) Btw good you picked this one... I can count it toward the March challenge as well (all female authors month)

Here are your picks:


Thanks for giving me the options, I appreciate that, it hadn't even occurred to me. Silly me. Anyways, I'm in the mood for some Ted Dekker. So thanks!



1- Joe by H D Gordon
2- On Dublin street by Samantha Young
Hope you like my choices :0

For you've I've chosen The Knife of Never Letting Go by Patrick Ness, which I really loved! One of the best dystopian new books I've read :)
As backups, I think you should read The Hob..."
Hello Camilla,
Thanks for the book suggestions! Maybe I can get through all three before the end of the month. I already have my hands on The Hobbit and Our Fault in Stars, so I'll be started those soon. (I can read a few books at once so I'll double those up). I'm really excited to read The Knife of Never Letting Go. The book has been on my to-read list for what it seems like forever and I just haven't gotten around to reading it. I am going to order it for my Kindle right now!
Second point of business,
I have a few book options for you, Camilla,Gone, The Maze Runner or my personal favorite Howl's Moving Castle. All of these books are great. Maze Runner is one of my favorite dystopian future novels, I really love the idea behind it. Gone has a great series that just gets more and more complicated and engrossing as you continue it. Howl's Moving Castle is pretty much a classic for me. I read it because of the movie and it has earned a place as one of my favorites.
Bye for now
Happy Reading!



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Thanks for these, Kaylie! I think I will go for Howl's Moving Castle as my first choice - it's a classic that I've wanted to read for so long :) I'm trying not to start too many long series, so if I go for 2, I'll likely go for The Maze Runner as well :)



These are both amazing series that are completely addictive.
Hope you enjoy!

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