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damn! i wasnt as interested in BD as the rest but even Im impressed by that number.Way to go!!!-cheer-

lol breaking Dawn was my favorite I love the romance in it the Jacob part is funny even though i hate jacob he is so either angry or uncaring lol bd is the only book where i start to consider liking jacob haha so naturally one of my favorite parts in when bella trys to kill him :)

Sharda wrote: "damn! i wasnt as interested in BD as the rest but even Im impressed by that number.Way to go!!!-cheer-"

Watch you language!!!

Compared to what a hater posted a few days ago, that's squeaky clean.

Sharda wrote: "Um...Quick question.
I just got the House of Night, Vampire Academy and Blue Bloods books, as well as the Host.But I dont know which to read first!!!!! Could someone suggest the order? which serie..."

The house of night books dont get good until the last chapter and thtat is how it is with all of them

the strange case of dr. jekyll and mr. hyde :)

Sealed with a Diss by Lisi Harrison.
and BD.
and Homeless Bird.

Just finished the Host today...it was great! Definitley recommend it! :) Probably read City of Bones next. :)

i love host! it's my favorite book.

Charlaine Harris's THE JULIUS HOUSE, Aurora Teagarden #4 (on the computer). Roe gets married and moves into a house where a family mysteriously disappeared.
Angela Thirkell's HAPPY RETURNS, Barsetshire Series (carry-around). Lately I've read a lot of this 20th century series set in small English towns, and I think it's enough for now.
Orson Scott Card's SEVENTH SON (picked up on impulse last night to read myself to sleep). Historical fantasy, colonial America. I loved it when I read it before.
Roger Payne's FLOATING UNDER A RED BERET (proofreading the print version). Funny memoirs of a paratrooper.

I'm reading THE IT GIRL, VAMPIRE ACADEMY, and DEAD UNTIL DARK. so far none of the above have done anything for me. i'm the farthest thru the it girl though.

I'm almost done with Moon Called, it's very interesting, and traditional. With all the turns I'm having a hard time figuring out who to trust. Which makes it very interesting, since in Twilight all of them were clearly shown to be one way or another. Plus, people really die in this one, sometimes not just the bad guys...Whichever ones are the bad guys. Like I said, I can't tell.

It's also an adult novel, and all the mention of werewolf "hormones" makes me uncomfortable. Because most of it doesn't involve love.

"The scary things making noise
behind the steel doors hadn't caused his pulse to
increase, but the Mistress of Seethe could.

The sentence before that was uncomfortable, but I can't list it here because it isn't exactly PG. It's very action-packed too, I think this would make a great movie.

Breaire..sorry :) But seriously, on a bad scale of 1-100 that's practically a 2! :D

Emily...i beg to differ. House of Night was a really good series all the way through.And i can't wait for the next in line.I hav a facination with teen vsmpire love triangles apparently....all the series i listed before had one. And i loved all the books :)

BTW.....THE HOST WAS TOTALLY GOOD! Definitely a must-read.

Woot! ^.^

-grins-

...i just got moon called and blood bound.im gonna start reading it tonight! :D

:D Cool, I need to get some blood bound, I'm planning on reading more of this series.

i'll see if i like the first two before i decide to read any others.but im always on the lookout for more vamp books :D

The thing about Moon Called, is that there are so many hunky male characters, that I can't tell if who (if any of them) would make a romantic interest.

--Spoiler if you consider things that happens in beginnings as spoilers, and if the story surrounds it, you still consider it a spoiler--

I liked one of the characters, but the story began around his death. It isn't really a spoiler because it happens in the beginning.

sounds...interesting. i'll see. by tmr i'll hav a good enough opinion of the book

I'm reading To the Power of Three and Mary, Called Magdalene

I am reading all of the books over again, so I can occupy myself! haha!! But, also , to see how close the movie is to the book. They always say that the movies are their own thing, so they are a little different, so I always like to compare in my head, see what's going on.

Good idea Emilia, I'd like to know your thoughts on the differences.

Well, one thought was on how in the Book Twilight, the first kiss was in the meadow, much more romantic, and Bella said she was going away to Seattle, not Jacksonville. Which I must say, is a lot better set up tot he first kiss, then Bella calling her mom talking about 'boys'. That was the one thing that got me. For some reason I don't have the book New Moon, so I'll have to buy it before the movie releases! I am currently reading Breaking Dawn, because it is so exciting and worth while, even though I should probably start on my summer reading- the thought's killing me!

Oh, and something that has nothing to do with this...
I am getting a typewriter!!
How cool is that???

Ooh. If I got one, I'd take a picture in front of it. It's very classic. :)

Haah!!
Actually,
if you have the device called iTunes, create a playlist with the plus button at the bottom left corner. Then, once all the songs from the twilight soundtrack, and only the songs from the twilight soundtrack are on there, then push print. You will be able to choose which way you'd like to print it, choose mosaic. and there you go!

I just read A walk to remember it was so sad but really good i am about to start the Lovely bones heard it was good

Marilyn wrote: "i love host! it's my favorite book."

I'm going to read the Host soon, I hope.

I'm reading Eclipse by Stephenie Meyers soon to read Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyers.

:]

I'm reading The Physick Book of Deliverance Dane, which involves witchcraft in Salem. It's really good so far...I'm liking it a lot.

Nice!
I have always wanted to read the host, my by folks are slim on money right now, so I don't know if they would be willing to spend another $20 on something that I don't really need...

evermore

Emilia wrote: "my by folks are slim on money right now, so I don't know if they would be willing to spend another $20 on something that I don't really need..."

Ditto, I'm searching the couch cushions. There's not even a library here for another 20 miles. So getting books to read isn't easy.

Hey girls...I know that times are hard for just about everyone right now...if your parents will let you order books online there is a great site called betterworldbooks.com I buy all my used books through them, most are really cheap between $3 and $5 and they have no shipping fees. I hope that helps=)

Awesome, thanks Steph. :)

I'm starting The Host.

Anytime. I love that online bookstore. Check it out they have this thing where a part of every sale goes to spread literacy around the world.

Cool.

What book did you like the best in the Twilight series?

~Eclipse~

Yeah that's my fave to!!

I preffered to end the story there, the reasons are discussed in my review of Breaking Dawn.

Here is the better world books info...


The online bookstore with a soul

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I love what they're doing, but as I was adding the books to my wishlist, I suddenly felt guilty, like I should read the books I have, before I even ask for more books. Darn frugality. *headdesk*

Oh I know that feeling...I just got 50 books from a co worker for $20!!!

Oooh.

They are all paperbacks and most of them are crime novels but what the heck...

Oh well, it's a steal.