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message 1: by Mila (new)

Mila What books do you like to read? What would you suggest to fans of Incarceron?


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person (iwasachild) Mimi wrote: "What books do you like to read? What would you suggest to fans of Incarceron?"

HERE'S TO ALL WHO LOVE INCARCERON:

The Host, by Stephenie Meyer
The Hunger Games, by Suzanne Collins
Uglies, by Scott Westerfeld

:):)


message 3: by Mila (new)

Mila Well, I loved the Hunger Games - it's one of my favorite books - and I though Uglies was good, but is The Host really that great?

Anywayz, I totally agree with Megan on the whole HG thing, and I definitely recommend The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. Also, Graceling and Fire by Kristin Cashore, and Unwind by Neil Shusterman.


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person (iwasachild) Mimi wrote: "Well, I loved the Hunger Games - it's one of my favorite books - and I though Uglies was good, but is The Host really that great?

Anywayz, I totally agree with Megan on the whole HG thing, and I..."


OOH, I can't believe I forgot Graceling on my list!! I LOVE that one! *sniff* haven't read Fire yet :(:(


message 5: by Mila (new)

Mila Seriously? Wow. You HAVE to get it. It's even better then Graceling (which is saying a lot)!


message 6: by Arya (new)

Arya (izlandzadi) | 38 comments Oh I love The Host and The Hunger Games! Graceling wasn't shabby either, but I didn't like Fire (sorry Mimi!)

I would recommend The Demon King by Cinda Williams Chima. Or any of her books really. Just to let y'all know there are actually NO "demons" in The Demon King . . . I was wary of reading it cause is sounded . . . creey at first (the title I mean) but then I read the front flap and it sounded great . . . it WAS great!!

I would also recommend Beautiful Creatures . . .hmm, maybe, but I do not know if people who like Incarceron would like that book, lots of "magic" but not so much the sci-fi vibe.

Also The Named which I absolutely adored, and The Hourglass Door which was pretty cool!


message 7: by Mila (new)

Mila Beautiful Creatures was good, but I didn't LOVE it...


message 8: by Arya (last edited Jun 25, 2010 08:14AM) (new)

Arya (izlandzadi) | 38 comments Yes I can totally understand that M. The pacing was a little off - but I did like the story and the characters!

I bet you would like The Named better . . . or Old Magic (again no sci-fi . . . in Old Magic that is, in The Named I guess you could argue that there is a sci-fi vibe, but then, a lot of it is purely magic - the fantasty kind. Yes but then remember the citadel, well yes but remember Mr. A! Well maybe . . . hmm . . . yes I think there is a sci-fi vibe). I sound so crazy when I fight with myself!! Hahaha . . . do you know when Bitterblue is coming out? I am still planning on reading it even though I didn't like Fire all that much.


message 9: by Laura (new)

Laura I'm going to have to finish Graceling. I stopped roughly a third of the way through because I got distracted by the Hunger Games.


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person (iwasachild) Laura -- Pictoperson Extraordinaire wrote: "I'm going to have to finish Graceling. I stopped roughly a third of the way through because I got distracted by the Hunger Games."

OOOh, that's rough! That's a hard line to walk!! :D


message 11: by Laura (new)

Laura . . . huh?


message 12: by person (last edited Jul 18, 2010 04:11AM) (new)

person (iwasachild) Laura -- Pictoperson Extraordinaire wrote: ". . . huh?"

Having to choose between Hunger Games and Graceling! Of course, I love Graceling, but the Hunger Games was just sooo great. Sorry, I confuse people a lot!! In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if you're confused right now. I'm confusing myself! Okay I better just shut up now :)


message 13: by Arya (new)

Arya (izlandzadi) | 38 comments Megan - I understood what you were trying to say (being at least equally crazy!) and I totally agree! Those are two of the best books EVER!! So sad to have to choose between them . . . at least it is summer so you have more time to read Laura!


message 14: by Mila (new)

Mila You guys are totally right... But if I had to choose, it'd be Hunger Games (sorry Katsa). The last book, Mockingjay, kind of disappointed me, unfortunately.


message 15: by Arya (new)

Arya (izlandzadi) | 38 comments Yeah I would have chosen The Hunger Games too (if I had to choose!) Mockingjay was really good, but I understand why you were disappointed - it was very different from the first two. I was SO SAD that Cinna died - he was my FAVORITE secondary character. . . I literally cried every time Katniss thought of him. :(


message 16: by Mila (new)

Mila I expected Cinna's death, but Finnick? Where is the justice?! (Hehe, although the whole point of his death was to prove how UNjust it was...) Annie didn't even cry for him! He got eaten alive, and then, the end. I was sooooo mad.


message 17: by Arya (new)

Arya (izlandzadi) | 38 comments I anticipated Cinna's death as well but I was holding on to hope by my fingernails, I was WISHING that he would PLEASE be alive when I started Mockingjay, and then when he wasn't . . . it was a cry fest!!

Finnick's death was sad too, but I didn't have time to absorb it really I was like - "WHAT Finnick is DEAD!!" - and then I had to keep reading because everyone else was still in danger and I wanted to know what happened.

Do you think that Annie will be ok without Finnick, I mean he was sort of her link with reality and now he is dead, that is what made me really MAD. I mean in Harry Potter two of my favorite characters die at the end but they died together so it sort of made sense, but Annie was left alive and I just wonder what kind of life she will live. I almost wish she would have died too (perfectly rotten I know). My sister thinks she would be fine because she has Finnick Jr. - what do ya'll think.

BTW I do realize that these are fictional characters and so it "doesn't really matter" but to me they are so real (Great job Suzanne Collins in making them real!) and I really am worried about her . . . weird I know, but stil the truth!


message 18: by Bethany Rose (new)

Bethany Rose (thebookcaterpillar) I highly recommend The Maze Runner!
It's a dystopian as well. I really liked it! :)


message 19: by Kada (new)

Kada | 2 comments So when is the movie for this coming out? I heard 2013. Just hoping for good casting that'll do the characters justice, especially Claudia.


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