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Jul 16, 2013 07:12AM

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There will only be one more item called Friday. So if you want to get them both you'll need one of them this week. You can change your book up until the item gets called if you don't have fruit or cookie in Branded.

I don't think I'm going to be able to get everything this time... it's just the way it happened.


Public Charter school- year round. They have only about 7 (ish) weeks of summer. They start next Monday, then have a 'fall break' at the end of September/beginning of Oct.


There is a 'charter school district' here in Austin- Wayside Schools, and all of those are year round school. But Austin ISD is technically a 'different' school district, so we don't have to follow the calendar like they do. Both good and bad things about year round school...

Read:

Finished: 7/17/13
Rating: ★★★☆☆
Review:
3.5
What a unique world Allie Beckstrom lives in. Magic is available to the public but every time you use it you pay either physically or with lost memory. Allie's father monopolized the magic market and made millions off of it. She's decided to go her own way and not step into the corporate lifestyle. Allie is one of those characters that can't catch a break. She's dodging the cops and people who want to kill her. Then there's Zay her love interest, I never could figure him out. He managed to always be there when Allie needed him but yet he was very elusive and secretive. I enjoyed this book and will read more. It's one of those UF books where the first book is world building and establishing the characters, kind of how Kate Daniels books are. It was refreshing to have a book that doesn't include your typical supernatural creatures. The magic concept was very unique and entertaining.
Items:
I leaned down and put my hand on the edge of her desk KL# 482
Lots of barns, miles of fences, cows off the road, cows on the road, horses rusted cars and a few hundred bars. Kl# 2744
an avalanche wasn't even on my top-ten-favorite-ways-to-bite-it-list. Ten involved chocolate and sex KL# 2413
The driver took my money without ever looking away from the rearview mirror KL#1894


Finished: July 19th
Rating: 4 stars
Review:
This book was confusing when I starting read it at first, but as I read on, it got better. Overall, it was a very enjoyable read especially the mythology part!
Items:
Desk: The proprietor sat behind the desk. (Page 71)
Fruit: The food-fruit, cheese, wine-still sat on the table in the corner. (Page 80)
Horse: "The horse is hollow and filled with Greeks!" (Page 27)
Kitchen: Mab was napping in the kitchen. (Page 66)
Mirror/Reflection: Evie looked in her mirrors, out the window, but she couldn't see what struck them. (Page 232)

Last week ladies! Read like the devil lol :)
Alana you'll need cookie or fruit, and wolf this last week
Suzanne you'll need fruit and cat this last week
Amy you'll need chocolate and wolf
I need fruit and wolf the last week.

Last week ladies! Read like the devil lol :)
Alana you'll need cookie or fruit, and wolf this last week
Suzanne you'll need fruit and cat this last week
Amy you'll need chocolat..."
I'll try, but I'm still trying to find a book that uses chocolate and wolf.

well that just screwed me over for getting wolf, didn't it. I'm sorry I couldn't find cookie last week...

I'll see if I can today with the current books I have.

Read

Finished 7/20/13
Rating:⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Review
Wow what a conclusion to an amazing trilogy! This was definitely my favorite book of the three. So many things happened I was not expecting whatsoever. There is even a few times I almost cried! Any fan of the walking dead definitely needs to read these books! This trilogy is the first zombie books that I've ever read and boy am I glad I did!
items:
Searching desperately for the white truck KL79
Reached for the butter and peach jam KL 1833
On the first flatbed were filled with snarling hissing cats KL 2264


Read: French Lessons by Ellen Sussman
Rating: *****
Finished: 7/21/2013
Review: I picked this book up from the store because of the cover and it was actually pretty good. It's three stories about three different French tutors about one day they spend with their students. However, the students end up teaching each of the tutors something about love and loss. I drank wine and ate cheese while I read this, it was nice :)
Items:
Fruit: "Again he hears the shouts of vendors hawking their fruits and vegetables, and in the mix, the sweet voice of someone singing." Page 161
Cat: "The man strokes the girl's body, petting her as if she is, in fact, his cat."
White/Silver: "He had imagined a different terrain - white skin untouched by the sun, a long, thin body." Page 12



Finished: July 25th
Rating: 4 stars
Review:
For some reason, when I was reading this book, I kept thinking of that mall cop movie with Kevin James. I really despised a couple characters in this book, but I guess that's to be expected with any book you read. Overall, I really liked this book and am intrigued to read the next book in this series and see what case gets solved next!
Items:
Chocolate: I turned back to Kiefer just as he bit into a huge chocolate chip cookie. (Page 61)
Cat: "That is the ugliest cat I have ever seen." (Page 162)
White: He always wore starched white shirts with French cuffs and had a set of cufflinks for every day of the week. (Page 8)

Sorry I let y'all down, but I'll post in a wee bit.
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