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[Kathy]

David wrote: "Reading add book before starting Leviathan:


I Am a Genius of Unspeakable Evil and I Want to be Your Class President

A very odd quick read."

I want to read this one, too. I love the title.

[Donna]

I just started Shiver

[Beth]

The YA book I'm currently reading is School of Fear 1 by Gitty Daneshvari. I've only read a few pages of The Mysterious Benedict Society by Trenton Lee Stewart, and that was some time ago, but this book seems to have the same "feel" to it.

[K. A.]

I am re-reading the last Wheel of Time hardcover in preparation for the next upcoming book. I know it drags and drags ...

But I still can't wait!

Knife of Dreams

[Kathy]

Beth wrote: "The YA book I'm currently reading is School of Fear 1 by Gitty Daneshvari. I've only read a few pages of The Mysterious Benedict Society by [author:Tre..."

I just bought School of Fear and plan on reading it soon. Tell us how you like it.

[David]

I like both of the Mysterious Benedict Society books...

[Beth]

Kathy, School of Fear is pretty cute so far. I'm also looking forward to reading the Mysterious Benedict Society books.

[David]

Finished Fire liked it better than Graceling so super physced for Bitterblue!

Also I really need to get something to read...

[[deleted user]]

I thought that I heard that she is not writing Bitterblue after all...anyone know?

[David]

No it just moved publishers...

Anyways I think I'm going for the starcatchers re-read as my current book...

[[deleted user]]

OOOHHH gotcha! Thanks!

[[deleted user]]

David wrote: "No it just moved publishers...

Anyways I think I'm going for the starcatchers re-read as my current book...

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Did you ever read Leviathian? Weren't you the one that was going to borrow it from your roommate? How was it?

[David]

Jinnifer wrote: "David wrote: "No it just moved publishers...

Anyways I think I'm going for the starcatchers re-read as my current book...

"
Did you ever read Leviathian? Weren't you the one that was going to bor..."

Read Leviathan LOVED IT! So good but as a multi-book series I was prepared for it to leave me a lot of details I wanted to know and it delivered. The romance was SLOW.

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From Kristin Cashore's blog:

"Book 3, tentatively titled Bitterblue and currently in progress, is a companion book to both Graceling and Fire and takes place in the seven kingdoms six years after Graceling. As you may have gathered, the protagonist is Bitterblue. Yes, Katsa, Po, and others from Graceling whom I'm not yet willing to name do appear in the book. :o) I don't know yet when it'll be coming out. That's all I can say about it at this point.

EDIT 3/9/09: If you notice on Amazon that Bitterblue is cancelled, don't worry! The Harcourt edition is cancelled, but only because the book has moved to Penguin. Once Bitterblue is written, it'll be published by the Penguin imprint Dial Books for Young Readers."

[Roshini]

I finally finished Things Not Seen. It took me way longer than I thought it would, though I must say I did quite like it.

[David]

I liked Things not Seen

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David wrote: "Jinnifer wrote: "David wrote: "No it just moved publishers...

Anyways I think I'm going for the starcatchers re-read as my current book...

"
Did you ever read Leviathian? Weren't you the one that..."
Good!!! Thanks for the info!! ;)

[Sara ♥]

Jinnifer wrote: "I thought that I heard that she is not writing Bitterblue after all...anyone know?"

David wrote: "No it just moved publishers..."

Does that mean the cover isn't going to match the other two????!?!?!??!? GRRRR! I JUST bought Graceling this week, too!!

[David]

She has the same cover authour I think...

[Sara ♥]

WHEW! Crisis averted! (Will the books be the same SIZE? (Height/width wise, do you think?))

[David]

Since when am the Cashore expert? (=Humorous)

I would guess so, why should she change a winning-formula?

[Eden]

I'm reading The Return of Skeleton Man by Joseph Bruchac.

[Kellee]

Eden wrote: "I'm reading The Return of Skeleton Man by Joseph Bruchac."

Let me know if it is as good as the first... I haven't bought it for my classroom library and I'd love to know if I should.

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David wrote: "Since when am the Cashore expert? (=Humorous)

I would guess so, why should she change a winning-formula?"

You just seem to be a wealth of information! ;)

[David]

LOL, anyways in the 50's of my Starcatcher re-read so odd to read these characters as they're not yet developed and don't even know eachother!

[[deleted user]]

Didn't you just get through reading this series? :) I was just wondering why you were re reading it again so soon after...just being nosy I guess.

[Kellee]

I am reading (actually listening to) Me, the Missing, and the Dead which so far is a quite interesting book. Nothing like I've ever read before. Hopefully the ending is better than everyone says...

[David]

Jinnifer wrote: "Didn't you just get through reading this series? :) I was just wondering why you were re reading it again so soon after...just being nosy I guess."

No I read book 4 and so decided to go re-read the first three, which I truly should have done before I read the fourth book!

[Sara ♥]

I'm just started Garden Spells... Looks like it's not YA, but whatever. It's shelved as "magical realism" which makes me nervous. My first attempt at the genre didn't go very well... I finally just put down Like Water for Chocolate as it was SERIOUSLY depressing me...

[Alisha Marie]

Sara ♥ wrote: "I'm just started Garden Spells... Looks like it's not YA, but whatever. It's shelved as "magical realism" which makes me nervous. My first attempt at the genre didn't go very well..."

Sara, I absolutely loved Garden Spells! It's seriously one of the best books I've read this year and it went on my all-time favorites list. I really hope you enjoy it.

[JG (Introverted Reader)]

I think you'll like it, Sara. Have you seen the movie Practical Magic? If you liked it, you'll like this book. It was impossible for me not to compare the two. I really enjoyed the book.

[Sara ♥]

That's the thing, though.... I DIDN'T like Practical Magic (not that I remember much about it). I don't like witches/witchcraft. They totally freak me out. I can't even watch Hocus Pocus without getting the heebie-jeebies. I still hold my breath while passing cemeteries. *shudders*

BUT, this book isn't about witches/witchcraft, just... natural magic (where "natural" means "from nature"). It's a subtle difference, but in my mind, it's like day and night (good vs evil?). Perhaps it's the lack of heavy mascara and black clothing and spells and cauldrons...?

I'm REALLY REALLY enjoying this book. If I wasn't supposed to be packing (the hubby wants to leave in about an hour and a half for his parents' house for Thanksgiving), I'd be reading it!! (Not that I'm doing much packing right now...) :)

[Kathy]

Beth wrote: "Kathy, School of Fear is pretty cute so far. I'm also looking forward to reading the Mysterious Benedict Society books."

Thanks for the feedback, Beth. I have the first Mysterious Benedict Society book, too, and want to get around to reading it in either December or January.

[Alisha Marie]

JG wrote: "I think you'll like it, Sara. Have you seen the movie Practical Magic? If you liked it, you'll like this book. It was impossible for me not to compare the two. I really enjoyed the book."

I absolutely loved the Practical Magic film, but didn't really like the book. I also thought that Garden Spells and Practical Magic were extremely similar and Garden Spells was what I hoped the book would be like, alas, it wasn't...

[JG (Introverted Reader)]

Alisha wrote: "I absolutely loved the Practical Magic film, but didn't really like the book. I also thought that Garden Spells and Practical Magic were extremely similar and Garden Spells was what I hoped the book would be like, alas, it wasn't... "

I agree completely, Alisha.

I just found out that Sarah Addison Allen is going to be doing a signing near me soon. Yay! Too bad I don't actually own either of her books...

[Eden]

Kellee wrote: "Eden wrote: "I'm reading The Return of Skeleton Man by Joseph Bruchac."

Let me know if it is as good as the first... I haven't bought it for my classroom library and..."

I don't think it was as creepy as the first and I think the first was a bit better, but this one was still pretty good.

[Beth]

I just started reading Identical by Ellen Hopkins

[Kristen]

Long time no see guys. I just finished Fallen and I'm about 100 or so pages into The Dark Divine.

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I'm at the tail end of the The Van Alen Legacy and just begun listening to The City of Ember. I am going to begin Tempted probably today as soon as I finish up with Van Alen Legacy.
I've sped right through it so as soon as I get a chance to sit for a decent space of time, it'll be done. It's really hard to put down! The city of ember I still need some time to get into.

[Eden]

Reading The Halloween Tree by Ray Bradbury.

[Misty]

Finished up Looking For Alaska (loved it), reading The 19th Wife. Really interesting so far.

[Kathy]

I'm about to finish up Uglies by Scott Westerfeld. I should have known better than to start a series, as I now am going to have to go on to Pretties. LOL

[Kathy]

Misty wrote: "Finished up Looking For Alaska (loved it), reading The 19th Wife. Really interesting so far."

Misty, have you read An Abundance of Katherines by Green. Like you, I loved Looking for Alaska, but I loved An Abundance of Katherines even more. I want to read Green's latest, Paper Towns, in December.

[Misty]

Looking for Alaska was the first book by Green that I've read. I intend to read more, but since I owned that one and had heard great thigns, I figured I'd start there. My friend Jenn said she liked Abundance more, too.

[David]

Misty wrote: "Looking for Alaska was the first book by Green that I've read. I intend to read more, but since I owned that one and had heard great thigns, I figured I'd start there. My friend Jenn said she lik..."

Agreed Abundance is SO GOOD! Paper Towns is good too but not as much as Abundance. I am really looking forward to Will Grayson, Will Grayson by Green!

[Donna]

Reading The Lightning Thief

[JG (Introverted Reader)]

I just finished Poison Study and LOVED it! I can't believe it's been buried in my tbr for a few months! I've already asked for Magic Study for Christmas.

[Misty]

That's such a great series. I got to hang out with Maria for the weekend a few weeks ago. It was really nice picking her brain about the books and the characters (we mostly talked about the characters from the Glass series, though Valek certainly made an appearance or two...;p). You might as well ask for Fire Study, too, because you're going to fly through MS and want to keep on going...Did you end up entering to win the signed copy of Sea Glass? I can't recall.

[JG (Introverted Reader)]

I didn't because I hadn't read any of the books yet. I may go change that if it's not too late.

[Roshini]

I just started Cracked Up To Be; saw a lot of positive reviews, so thought I'd give it a shot. Has anyone here read it?
I read Such A Pretty Girl over the weekend, it was an easy read about a heavy topic, if that makes sense?

[Roshini]

Kristen wrote: "Long time no see guys. I just finished Fallen and I'm about 100 or so pages into The Dark Divine."

How was Fallen? It's on my to-read list with about 200 others I think.