Young Adult Fiction for Adults discussion
What are you reading now?
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May 04, 2010 02:09PM
I don't care if either of you read HP. They are great books so read them whenever you feel like reading them. Just don't look at Wiki in case you ever DO read them. :)
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Again, it is in your head!
Shannen wrote: "I don't care if either of you read HP. They are great books so read them whenever you feel like reading them. Just don't look at Wiki in case you ever DO read them. :)"
Sounds more harsh than I meant it! Just meant that I won't pressure either of you to read the series. And I do care if you Wiki it so DON'T! LOL!
Sounds more harsh than I meant it! Just meant that I won't pressure either of you to read the series. And I do care if you Wiki it so DON'T! LOL!


I would ask how different it is from the movie but I know ya'll will just tell me to read it and find out! Waaaaaaaa....
As with any book vs. movie, the book has so much more information and you get so much more involved with the characters.

Especially with the later books.

The books are obviously better. :p
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Traci, I'm the same way. I have a new tactic now and it seems to work. Watch the movie twice. The first time I see a movie version of a book I've read all I see is... "that's not what happened, this is out of order, etc..." When I watch it a 2nd time I am better able to separate the movie from the book and just enjoy the movie as a film. Of course there are a few things I still get upset about, but it's MUCH better the 2nd time around. Maybe give it a try. It works for me (if you don't mind going to see a movie twice)
All of this makes me reconsidering reading HP. I havent read them yet either >.<

I'm on a re-reading binge, I'm currently re-reading


Are you talking about the one that starts with Storm Glass?

Hehe, well atleast im not the only one! ;P Tought i was like the only one here that havent read them

Glass series by Maria V. Snyder? If so, did you read the study series first? I recommend you do or you may not get what is going on. I liked the glass series - it took a little bit to switch over from Yelena's POV (study books) to Opal's but once I got used to it I really enjoyed them. There is a new one (3rd?) coming out in Sept I think.
Yea there is a 3rd one coming out in september. I read the first one (storm glass) I liked it except for all the glass making details ;P. To much of it and to often
goodie. I ordered it yesterday =)
Mindy wrote: "Yeah Peep, those are the ones! Have you read them!"
I would read the study series (Poison study, magic study and fire study) like Jaimie recomended before the glass series.
I would read the study series (Poison study, magic study and fire study) like Jaimie recomended before the glass series.

I would read the study series (Poison study, magic study and fire study) like Jaimie recomended before the glass series."
I agree, though I did like Poison Study much more than I liked Storm Glass. I haven't read the second one yet (I had to take it back), but will read it one of these days. I'm thinking you might give it 3 or 4 stars.
I also liked Poison study more than storm glass, but also liked storm glass. What bored me was all the glass making details that happend alot of times for no special reason..



I belong to four libraries. One local, the other a college library in the next town (pay $10 yr), the other two I use for their digital resources as they are one and 4.5 hours away, but so worth it (free). I was considering NY public library but it's $100/yr!
I'm sure you can find something much cheaper that doesn't charge every time you check something out.

Peep, looking into other libraries sounds like a good idea, and it's actually something I hadn't considered before. I think I can join others for free, because I was also member of the library out where I went to college and there was no fee. I love my county's library because it has an extensive network of locations and they almost always have all the books I want. Regular books are free, and it's also free to request books from the various locations. I do that multiple times a week.
The library in the next county over is not too far from my house. I'm look them up to see if their audiobooks and movies are free. My town also has a college, so I might try their library as well.
Thanks for the suggestion! It would be so nice not to pay every time.



But it was really engrossing and I found it hard to put it down!

I know, right?!?! Our library doesn't charge for dvd's either but they might as well. You get 3 days (used to be two) and then it's $2 a day. We've paid enough to own several dvd's so we no longer check them out, haha.






I'm going to start


Oh and I'm reading Princess of the Midnight Ball by Jessica Day George!


..I have a problem.



Let me know how you like it! I haven't decided whether or not to move it up on my t..."
I loved it - my students are now reading it like mad!
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