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[Heidi]

I liked Bruiser but was disappointed in the ending and (view spoiler)[ how stupid the reportedly smart kids acted sometimes (hide spoiler)] I gave it 4 stars though so obviously I liked it a lot.

[Daniel]

Heidi, I'm not entirely sure what a suitable ending for this kind of book would be. I'm not really sure where the story's going.
I'll find out eventually, I guess.

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starting

[Heidi]

Keep me updated when you finish Daniel!

[Storm]

Daniel wrote: "Heidi, I'm not entirely sure what a suitable ending for this kind of book would be. I'm not really sure where the story's going.
I'll find out eventually, I guess."

You'll see.

[Daniel]

Heidi (Yup. Still here.) wrote: "Keep me updated when you finish Daniel!"

For sure! I'll post my review here when I finish. (I always spam this board with my reviews. Haha)

[Heather]

I just finished which was really good and now I'm about to start .

[Andrea]

I started one of my PIFM

[Heather]

Andrea wrote: "I started one of my PIFM"

Oh I hope you enjoy it! I'm hoping to read it as well in the next month or two.

[Catherine]

I bought The One (The Selection #3) last week and I've started reading it. I'm already like 138 pages in cause I can never put these books down. So glad that it doesn't end with this one.

[Catherine]

Andrea wrote: "I started one of my PIFM"

I tried reading that book, but I found it to be so cliché dystopian that I had to put it down. I just didn't think it was well-written. But everyone is different, maybe you'll see something that I didn't.

[Andrea]

Heather wrote: "Andrea wrote: "I started one of my PIFM"

Oh I hope you enjoy it! I'm hoping to read it as well in the next month or two."

Thanks, I liked her first series "Goddess Test" so I hope this one is as good :)

[Andrea]

Catherine wrote: "I bought The One (The Selection #3) last week and I've started reading it. I'm already like 138 pages in cause I can never put these books down. So glad that it doesn't end with this one."

Hope you enjoy it, it's in my plans to read this one soon. But I thought the other books where about another girl and not from America POV, and its like another story? is it like that?

[Andrea]

Catherine wrote: "Andrea wrote: "I started one of my PIFM"

I tried reading that book, but I found it to be so cliché dystopian that I had to put it down. I just didn't think it was well-wr..."

I haven't read many dystopian books so I don't know if I will find it cliché :/ but I have a little bit of expectation.

[Jenny, Always smiling! :-D]

I finished and overall I thought it was really good. The dust jacket said it was a cross between The Fault in our Stars and Eleanor & Park. I did kind of see the FiOS thing, as Finch was a little weird and crazy like Gus, but other than that, I think those are poor comparisons. This is a pretty dark read, and I'm honestly amazed I was able to finish it. Not because it was bad, but because its kind of a hard issue for me to read about. But I did see that ending coming from a mile away. I still cried quite a bit though! I thought the author was very brave to write this book, too, IMO. I see its merit, but the end was SO DEPRESSING. Like, really, worse than Allegiant at the end! So I gave it 4.5 stars just because it bummed me so much! Don't read this book if you're in a bad place!

Okay, ramble over.

Right now reading , almost done, and really into it! Also going to start soon!

[Kimberly]

I just finished book two, The Madness Underneath by Maureen Johnson . I was crying and frustrated and absolutely must read book 3, but Ill have to wait for it to be shipped. This series is AWESOME..I cant get enough. Now I am currently starting a non YA book but aquired here on GR for review a book called Bettyville . At night Ill be reading The Eleventh Plague, a good horror

[Alison]

Just started winder but I think I may be going through a reading slump :( I can't get into it and keep getting really tired. I think I may need some time to cope after reading the monstrumologist series.

[Alison]

Wonder

[Daniel]

Let me get back to you on that ending. Because I have no idea what I feel about it.

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Jenny wrote: "I finished and overall I thought it was really good. The dust jacket said it was a cross between The Fault in our Stars and Eleanor & Park. I did kind of ..."

Planning on reasing all the bright places, I only heard good things about it. Might push it back since its so depressing, I dont care for sad books.
am about 100 pages into talon and loving it.

[Daniel]

Oda wrote: "Jenny wrote: "I finished and overall I thought it was really good. The dust jacket said it was a cross between The Fault in our Stars and Eleanor & Park. ..."

Oda, let me warn you; it is VERY dark and deals with a lot of very heavy subject matter. You will have to be emotionally prepared for this one.

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Daniel wrote: "Oda wrote: "Jenny wrote: "I finished and overall I thought it was really good. The dust jacket said it was a cross between The Fault in our Stars and Elea..."

he, okay might defently wait with this one. I like to read out of my Comfort zone so I will probably still read it but not asap as I thought at first. Thanks for the heads up.

[Daniel]

Here is my review of !!! There are spoilers, so be aware.
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Heidi]

I see you had the same thoughts as me on the ending Daniel. I also got a little annoyed at how dumb these smart kids acted at times.

[Daniel]

What exactly do you mean by dumb, Heidi?
I was ok with the fact that (view spoiler)[ The kids didn't do anything about Brew taking the family's pain. It was poignant and realistic.
I was annoyed at how open-ended it was (like in E&P), but to be honest it was hard to "finish" this story. This is a storyline that only ends when Brew dies. (hide spoiler)]

[Storm]

I read The One in a whole night. XD I couldn't put it down.

Then I went promptly into the post book void.

[Tommy]

I finished and absolutely loved them. They're for "mature readers", so I can't recommend them to everyone, but if you're of an age/maturity level that you can read them, I recommend them highly.

Up next I'll really get started on and I'll try to have that and and by Monday, when I plan on returning some things to the library then hanging out and writing for a while.

[Heidi]

Daniel wrote: "What exactly do you mean by dumb, Heidi?
I was ok with the fact that The kids didn't do anything about Brew taking the family's pain. It was poignant and realistic.
I was annoyed at how open-ended..."

Dumb might not be the best word but I just remember thinking several times that these kids were all supposed to be really smart but they didn't catch on to things or make smart decisions at times. I can't remember specifics since it has been awhile.

[Rebecca]

I finished reading . Entertaining thriller, of sorts. Moves at a fast-pace and I love the characters. Now, back to fantasy. I'm 20% into . The narrator style isn't my favorite (third party, full omniscient), but it's entertaining so far.

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finished moving on to

[Victoria]

I finished Darkness Devouring on Friday. After that I read the 2nd edition of At the End (though this is technically a re-read, because I read the 1st edition back in August 2012) and then read its sequel Into Cinders (which I finished earlier today). All three books were really good, though I did find it irritating how free the author was with curse words (I don't like excessive use of curse words in books).

I haven't quite finished listening to my audio copy of The Red Queen yet; I'm about two thirds of the way through it. I am enjoying it though.

I've also just started reading Uncle Tom's Cabin on my Kindle.

[Heidi]

Finally listening to UnDivided

[Rachel]

I am currently reading and . I am loving The Evolution of Mara Dyer even more than the first one. Clariel is slow for me, but I am enjoying it.

[Rachel]

Oda wrote: "finished moving on to "

How did you like Talon? I loved this book, and can't wait for Rogue coming out next month!

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Rachel wrote: "Oda wrote: "finished moving on to "

How did you like Talon? I loved this book, and can't wait for Rogue coming out next month!"

I agree, loved Talon. Defently pre ordering rouge.

[Ashley Marie]

Currently reading

Still working on

Mainly because I've been distracted by the Locke & Key graphic novels by Joe Hill & Gabe Rodriguez. They're fantastic and twisted and so well done.

[Ashley Marie]

Heidi (Yup. Still here.) wrote: "Finally listening to UnDivided"

I just got the first three books from Amazon the other day, I can't WAIT to read them!

[Daniel]

Really hope you enjoy Undivided Heidi.
One of the best series conclusions EVER.

[Jenny, Always smiling! :-D]

Ashley wrote: "Currently reading

Still working on

Mainly because I've been distracted by the Locke & Ke..."

Loved Wicked!

[Storm]

Daniel wrote: "Really hope you enjoy Undivided Heidi.
One of the best series conclusions EVER."

Seriously, I'll agree there. Undivded was the best book of 2014.

[Heidi]

Ashley wrote: "Heidi (Yup. Still here.) wrote: "Finally listening to UnDivided"

I just got the first three books from Amazon the other day, I can't WAIT to read them!"

*squee* I am excited for you! I have listened to them all on audiobook and love the narration but I am sure print is just as good.

Thanks Daniel & Storm! I am about 1/3rd through and am riveted!

[Heather]

I finished and have just started which I have seen/heard all positive comments.

[Karen’s Library]

Heidi (Yup. Still here.) wrote: "Finally listening to UnDivided"

Yay, Heidi!! Shusterman blew my mind in this one. AGAIN!!!

[Karen’s Library]

Daniel wrote: "Really hope you enjoy Undivided Heidi.
One of the best series conclusions EVER."

Agreed, Daniel!!

[Jenny, Always smiling! :-D]

Heather wrote: "I finished and have just started which I have seen/heard all positive comments."

I've heard the Storied Life of A J Fikry is supposed to be really good!

[Jenny, Always smiling! :-D]

Hey everyone!

Quick reminder: Stephanie Diaz, author of Q&A starts tomorrow, but you can start asking your questions whenever you want to!

https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

Stephanie has generously donated 3 signed bookmarks as prizes as well! The giveaway will have 3 winners, and will be international. All you have to do to be entered to is ask her a question :)

[Karen’s Library]

Jenny wrote: "Hey everyone!

Quick reminder: Stephanie Diaz, author of Q&A starts tomorrow, but you can start asking your questions whenever you want to!

https://www.goodreads.co..."

Extraction looks really good and is exactly the kind of book I love to read!

[Lauren]

Heather wrote: "I just finished which was really good and now I'm about to start ."

I'm glad you liked it! I thought it was awesome! :)

[Lauren]

Just starting !

[Harlee]

Ohhh Lauren, I've heard SO much about that book! Fingers crossed it's good :)