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I'm currently reading Neil Gaiman's American Gods. I've been reading it off and on and I keep coming bac..."
I love Neil Gaiman! It's a goal of mine to read all of his books! So far I've read 5 of them. American Gods is up next, I just bought it this weekend!!

The most unrecognized dystopia books. I love that series..."
I'm with you, WONDERFUL series!

I'm currently reading Neil Gaiman's American Gods. I've been reading it off and on and I keep coming bac..."
the book thief..you won't be disappointed..hopefully




Love Memoirs of a Geisha!! Sparked my interest in reading more about Asia


My review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...



am reading

LOVE the Fever series. You will fall in love with Jerricho.


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currently reading My Name Is Mina.







I am currently reading


I haven't really had a chance to get into Shooting Scars yet but the 1st book of the series (Sins & Needles) was pretty good so I have high hopes! & of course - Days of Blood & Starlight is amazing !!



Love Room awesome..."
It reminded me of a Criminal Minds episode but poor Jack. Further reason why I want to work with children.




STILL ALICE seems really interesting. How is it?




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Still Alice is amazing, especially if you know someone who lives with Alzheimer's. I feel like it might have even made me cry, which not very many books do.


I will be reading Feast for Crows in January. I just finished Storm of Swords but have other books I need to read before I start Feast of Crows. I can't believe this is your second go at these books. I love them but man are they long.



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I'm enjoying everything about it except for the main character! Has that ever happened to anyone else?
I mean, I like the book, but the main character is getting on my nerves! lol

I've been wanting to read that series! I'm glad to hear it's good!!
I'm reading


I've been wanting to read that series! I'm glad to hear it's good!!
I'm reading [bookcover:World ..."
You really should. It's one of my favourite fantasy series ever.


Feel free to add me to compare books or reviews! :)

sounds interesting! Add it's free on amazon for Kindle!!
thanks for mentioning it! can't wait to check it out!

don't know if you know of these ones, but they sound pretty interesting. Especially if you like fantasy or urban fantasy!
Check out these books on Amazon, also free for kindle:
http://www.amazon.com/Everflame-Dylan...
http://www.amazon.com/Blood-Faerie-Ur...
http://www.amazon.com/Gateway-Faerie-...
I haven't had the chance to read any of them yet!
Hopefully you will and you'll like em :)
Keep me posted!

The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman is great on audio


4.5 out of 5 stars
The long road from street gangs to success…
Wilton Latso is seventy two years old and a grandfather. In the middle of a heated argument with his adult daughter Abbie, Wilton realizes that she has no idea of who he is, where he came from, and why he did the things he did when he was bringing her up. Spontaneously Wilton starts remembering and soon he decides to write down the story of his life. Wilton came from a poor family living in a poor suburb of St. Louis, Missouri in the late 1940’s / early 1950s. In this era of street gangs Wilton is soon introduced to a world of violence, ego and selfishness. Wilton’s parents are staunch Pentecostal Christians, but Wilton doubts that faith from the start. The trouble is that he can see all too clearly his parent’s hypocrisy, particularly his mother’s. Throughout his life Wilton will continue to observe people, noting many to be hollow, offering friendship, espousing beliefs but proving to be fakes.
Donnell Wilson’s Hypocrites In His Midst: A Story About Flawed Human Beings is a fictional autobiography spanning seven decades. It is a story of “redemption” (Ch. 8) in a secular sense. This is a book about trying to “do the right thing” (Ch. 3), though the “right thing” (Ch. 2) is not always obvious or easy to achieve. Wilson’s novel, especially in the first three Parts, is broadly comparable to Nicky Cruz’s real life autobiography Run Baby Run (Logos, 1972), though that book is firmly Christian, while this book is firmly agnostic (Ch. 31). Most of all, this book is about how a person can growing to maturity (or avoid it).
http://goo.gl/5kL3R0 Hypocrites In His Midst (Kindle ed.)
http://goo.gl/G3Vom5 Hypocrites In His Midst (Facebook page)
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I'm currently reading Neil Gaiman's American Gods. I've been reading it off and on and I keep coming bac..."
The Book Thief was really good. I hope you enjoy it!