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Yeah the first was better but i still loved Red Glove! I might have to re-read it before I read the third one though.
Karina wrote: "Yeah the first was better but i still loved Red Glove! I might have to re-read it before I read the third one though."I just finished Black Heart and it was amazing! It's my favorite in The Curse Workers trilogy. <3
I need to read the next 2... Unfortunately[actually fortunately. They are AWESOME] I have to finish
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1st. Also I have
and the entire Lover series by J. R. Ward pending. Not to forget
series which I read 1 page of but couldn't get into. Phew.... I have a lot of catching up to do.
Everyone needs to read Graceling and Fire by Kristin Cashore. She just came out with Bitterblue and I am sure it is great, too. Just finished Scorpio Races, Ashes and Divergent, they were very good.
Nicole wrote: "Karina wrote: "Yeah the first was better but i still loved Red Glove! I might have to re-read it before I read the third one though."I just finished Black Heart and it was amazing! It's my favori..."
Im going to get it soon!!
Haley wrote: "Has anyone else read Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card? I'm honestly not a huge science-fiction fan, but this has been my favorite book since elementary school and it gets better every time I read i..."One of my very favorite books of all time! I'm also not sure about the movie. It may bring the book to many more people, like the Hunger Games did, or ruin the story! It's a gamble!
Kimberlea wrote: "Obviously more than one book, but I adore the Newsflesh trilogy - only Feed and Deadline are currently out, but Blackout comes out in June. The plots are politics-heavy (with bonus zombie action), ..."I also loved these books they were so refreshingly original! I can't wait for the next one especially after the big cliff hanger.
Eva wrote: "Has anybody read Looking for Alaska or/and The Perks of Being a Wallflower? If not, I can totally recommend them! I'd even say that these books changed my life (I mean the way how I see things now)..."I have read Looking for Alaska. I did like it, I found it very dark though. It was a good book, but it disturbed me it was marketed for YA.
Rhondaluvsmylibrary wrote: "Everyone needs to read Graceling and Fire by Kristin Cashore. She just came out with Bitterblue and I am sure it is great, too. Just finished Scorpio Races, Ashes and Divergent, they were very good."I loved Graceling and Fire! Although I don't like it that these books are anti-marriage.
OMG! You HAVE to read the Lux and Covenant series by Jennifer L. Armentout!! And Megan Meade's Guide to the McGowan Boys...liked that too!
@Rose You liked the Lux series?
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I like the anti-marriage aspects because it shows that women don't need men to support them.
this book is good and so as the movie.. Somehow this may happen in reality. :) A Must read.
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this book is good and so as the movie.. Somehow this may happen in reality. :) A Must read."I heard it was so good. i must read it.
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I want to read her books but my district doesn't own them for some odd reason
same here!!!New Zealand doesn't have any of her books!!!!! It fustrated me soo much when i found out!!!!!
I just read the ebooks, i'm planning to get them on amazon though
Scott wrote: "Nicole wrote: "Rhondaluvsmylibrary wrote: "Everyone needs to read Graceling and Fire by Kristin Cashore. She just came out with Bitterblue and I am sure it is great, too. Just finished Scorpio Ra..."I like the fact that the female image was portrayed as fierce and independent by Kristin Cashore. But it's like she's saying that marriage is a sign of a woman's weakness and submissiveness [which I'm clearly opposing]. Her female characters don't want to be bound to one person, especially Katsa. If she really loved Po, I think she should've married him.
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I'm not sure if they were truly in love. I think Po was in love with her but she wasn't in love with him. Actually Katsa loves Po but doesn't want to feel weak. Katsa thinks her love will weaken her but it only made her stronger.
Rose... wrote: "same here!!!New Zealand doesn't have any of her books!!!!! It fustrated me soo much when i found out!!!!!
I just read the ebooks, i'm planning to get them on amazon though"
I wish i lived in New Zealand!
It's nice.....i only discovered the difference bewteen different countries (cos all the other flights i've been on took 6-23 hrs to get back to NZ so i couldn't tell the difference by then) when we came back from Aus, and i realized the airs a lot...fresher or cleaner....anyway, it's cool....Where do you live?? I can't remember anything!
It looks really nice out there! I live in California
It does have a good...landscapeCool!! I really wanna go there!!
Its not a bad place but id rather be somewhere else
Kirby wrote: "I'd bet that it's already been mentioned here somewhere, but I decided to recommend: The Book Thief"
Its great! i loved it..it was a little sad though but loved the POV, i wasn't really expecting that one
Scott wrote: "Nicole wrote: "Scott wrote: "Nicole wrote: "Rhondaluvsmylibrary wrote: "Everyone needs to read Graceling and Fire by Kristin Cashore. She just came out with Bitterblue and I am sure it is great, t..."And like you said, love makes her feel weak. It's like she doesn't want to let go of her or their freedom. She doesn't want to be bound through marriage. Anyway, I see your point. :)
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The Book Thief"
I have a copy of this at my house and i will read in the summer! Hopefully it's as good as everyone says :D
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I really enjoyed Bitterblue but I wish there was more Katsa and Po!
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The Book Thief"
I have a copy of this at my house and i will read in the summer! Hopefully it'..."
It's really emotional.. Kevin it is as good as everyone says!
I recomment Shine by Lauren MyracleIt's a powerful, emotional and incredibly moving story about a girl trying to find the person behind a hate crime her friend was a victim to.
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Life of Pi by Yann MartelIt's not really anything like teen fiction, but it's a wonderfully written, deeply thoughtout book full of thought provoking ideas and language.
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It's not really anything like teen fiction, but it's a wonderfully written, deeply thoughtout book full of thought provoking ideas and language."
I LOVE THAT BOOK :)
That. Is. Awesome. Most of the kids at my school don't like it. It's really cool to see that someone else likes it.
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At first I didn't like it but soon I loved it! I can't wait for the movie! I felt so bad for Pi at the end (view spoiler)
Aurora wrote: "Life of Pi by Yann MartelIt's not really anything like teen fiction, but it's a wonderfully written, deeply thoughtout book full of thought provoking ideas and language."
I have been meaning to read this. It's been in my to read pile for agess....
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It's not really anything like teen fiction, but it's a wonderfully written, deeply thoughtout book full of thought provoking ideas and language."
I have b..."
You must read it!
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is a fun book I just finished & imo it has some of the best lines I've ever seen.
is another interesting book I read recently. Nataliya on Goodreads has a nice review for it.
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I would like to read Tigers curse next after I finish reading Insurgent.Is it good or would I be just wasting my time?
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Tiger's Curse was awesome
I finally got around to reading the mortal instrument series :)
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I'm currently reading Red Glove. So far, I think White Cat is better! Not much is happening..
Perfection *Sherlock's Girl* wrote: "Me!!!!!! Oh I loveeeeeeeeddddddddd it!!!!!!!!!
Cassel is amazing!!! Such a layered character!!!!"
I think Cassel is my favorite male protagonist! <3