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I'm writing one, does that count? ;) Just finished revisions for the second book in my Song of the Mountain trilogy. Hits Amazon April 1.But I just finished reading The River Between Us, by Richard Peck. Excellent.
Michelle wrote: "I'm writing one, does that count? ;) Just finished revisions for the second book in my Song of the Mountain trilogy. Hits Amazon April 1.
But I just finished reading [book:The River..."
Congrats on your new book!
But I just finished reading [book:The River..."
Congrats on your new book!
Diane wrote: "I am currently reading The Lions of Little Rock by Kristin Levine."What did you think of that one? I didn't love it at first; it felt a little too predictable. But it has grown on me over time and now I am ready to re-read it.
Diane wrote: "Are you reading a tween book? Tell us what you are reading."I just finished "Pop" by Gordan Korman. Now I'm reading The Thief by Megan Whelan Turner. I really liked The False Prince, so I am hoping to like this one just as much.
Cathy wrote: "Diane wrote: "I am currently reading The Lions of Little Rock by Kristin Levine."
What did you think of that one? I didn't love it at first; it felt a little too ..."
It was predictable, but enjoyable all the same. My daughter and I read it together. It showed her a bit of history that she wasn't fully aware of. It was very eye opening for her.
What did you think of that one? I didn't love it at first; it felt a little too ..."
It was predictable, but enjoyable all the same. My daughter and I read it together. It showed her a bit of history that she wasn't fully aware of. It was very eye opening for her.
I'm reading The Story of Cirrus Flux. I won it in a raffle but wanted to finish it before giving it to my tween. I'm a bigger fan of historical non-fiction than fiction, and unfortunately, this book reinforces that. I'm hoping my son enjoys it more.
I've wanted to read The Night Gardener since I saw the gorgeous cover. I'm only through the first chapter, but the writing is just as lovely as the exterior.
Diane wrote: "The War that Saved My Life by Kimberly Brubaker Bradley"I love this one, my favorite of last year.
Diane wrote: "Are you reading a tween book? Tell us what you are reading." I'm reading Series of Unfortunate Events book 5- he's a master at efficient storytelling.
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