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What book should we read?
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Feb 14, 2012 02:16PM

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OI! That was a compliment-- that you give nice hugs. I thought you were saying that you thought that was a compliment when I said you were thickheaded... yeah.
Technically, I believe it's European of some sort... Scottish, maybe... Ohmigod, I'm starting to sound like YOU!!
Cold? Me, too. D: Had a fever as of 6:00 last night. No wonder I was so freaking cold constantly in Mrs Weber's room yesterday(even though it was probably the warmest room I'd been in all day, including in my house)!!!
Speaking of which, what was with the heart thing I caught you with today. My heart...?
Speaking of which, what was with the heart thing I caught you with today. My heart...?
Oh, okay. Than why'd you want my heart back? You could have asked for just about anyone's heart.
Of course you are allowed. It's just my luck that you wouldn't, though, right?? And you're the one who continues to remain vague...
Of course. My luck, right? Well, is there any possible way that the vagueness that you are delivering to yours truly can be, I dunno, less VAGUE?
I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I feel so bad!!! D: You completely ignored me today, and I feel so bad that I put you in this position, on a web site!!I'm deleting it all right now, okay??


That's supposed to be good. Five Flavors of Dumb or The Emerald Atlas could be good too.
Pelicanz wrote: "I ignored you yesterday, I'm sorry. Why are we doing this HERE?"
I dunno. Let's end the subject. Good sir.
I dunno. Let's end the subject. Good sir.

Incarceron and Lockdown are also supposed to be good."
Wow. Both of those books appear to be extremely intense, particularly the latter, and definitely worth reading. I'd be on board with choosing either of them as our book for March.
Lockdown would also be a good choice.

The Emerald Atlas would be a good choice for our March book. I had planned to read it at some point in 2012 anyway, since it was considered a significant contender for this year's Newbery awards.


I had already read Anything But Typical, too. I wouldn't need to read the book again, but I'd be well prepared to discuss it with others since I've had so much time to mentally unpack the story's philosophical content.

I had already read Anything But Typical, too. I wouldn't need to read the book again, but I'd b..."
For me if I read it again to close to the time I read it before it's not as satisfying and honestly kind of boring.

No. Scorpio Races too. I think we are missing Meg, Tiffany, and some others so we'll see.

We most likely will or it'll be a tie. Anyways I'm still going to read it. I actually have it out from the library and read the first couple of pages and liked it.


For me if I read it again to close to the time I read it before it's not as satisfying and honestly kind of boring.
It's the same way for me. Rather than reading the book again, I'd just go from memory in the club's discussions.

yeah, it's called The Whisper. And it came out February 1st. I ordered it from Amazon, but it hasn't come yet.
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