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Sequels... I'd like to think they have a idea for a story and as they write and elabrate the story gets pulled in so many directions that they can make the idea in to a sequel since they didn't finish it in the first place.
Or they come up with ideas as they write that would make a fabulous second read.
Or they come up with ideas as they write that would make a fabulous second read.

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I think he would like the story line of the book...but if he just doesn;t like to read it might be hard for him to get into it only for that reason.

He might like something by Cory Doctorow, such as Little Brother. There's computer science plus social engineering. My partner doesn't read fiction at all, asking, "Why would I want to read lies?" Maybe your son would rather read something like Stephen Hawking instead?
If he likes scientific books I would recommend
Microbe Hunters by Paul de Kruif. This book is about the early scientists that discovered microbes and other such diseases like Malaria. I was supposed to read this book for Microbiology but my love of not reading for school had me curious once the semester was done. So, yes, I read this book for fun and it was a fun educational read. Loved it.

I'm in the Middle of
by Cassandra Clare. (Me and Z are reading it for a buddy read and it counts as a re-read for me.)
Just finished
The Angel Experiment by James Patterson. I've read several book by James Patterson, by no means a lot of them, but I have enjoyed every single book that I have picked up or listened to by James Patterson.

Just finished




I live in Illinois too and I know what you mean. The heavy rainfall too was really ridiculous.


That did not happen to me. It was just pouring buckets of water with lightning and thunder. It would be tough if a tornado hit in my area because we have no basement.

We suggest Maniac McGee, Alcatraz and the Evil Librarians (we also like it as it is very post-modern), or the Mysterious Benedict Society (the length may be off-putting).



its qute good.i like the little twist the author made


am starting and trying to read



Kind of OT, who besides me is beholden to their library for most of their books? My reason is, of course, primarily money. (Three kids, three pairs of shoes every month, clothes, food, their books.) The other reason is that most books I just read once, so why buy? I do buy, mostly at the used bookstore, when my book piles run low. I use my husband's card too so I can check out a total of 100 books and request 40 books between the two cards.

I'm jealous Shay. I really want to read it, but I'm trying to be good and wait until I get it. I'm number 93 on the list, but I was number 203 so it seems they have a lot of copies.

@Heather, having two library cards works out really well. I currently have 39 holds between the two cards and 72 items checked out. Also, I haven't really liked the past couple of books in the Stephanie Plum series, including the between-the numbers books, but I'm about 30 pages in and so far so good.




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