YA/NA FANATICS discussion

For October our group read will be a group read along. As we read the book we will have threads up for the chapters were you can discuss the book as you read it. We will also have discussion questions to help facilitate discussion.
Nominate up to 2 YA/NA books you would like to read for October.

The Athena Effect

City of bones by: Cassandra Clare

Feyland: The Dark Realm

And

Hellhound Awakened

Every Other Day (Jennifer Lynn Barnes)

or

Forgive Me, Leonard Peacock (Matthew Quick)

Abandon by Meg Cabot

Masque of the Red Death by Bethany Griffin

On the Jellicoe Road =)

Jackie wrote: "The Athena Effect"

I second this one!

This book is hilarious and also very informative...

The Parts I Remember

Rachel wrote: "Every Other Day (Jennifer Lynn Barnes)

or

Forgive Me, Leonard Peacock (Matthew Quick)"

I just read Forgive me, Leonard Peacock and I absolutely loved that book! :) I second for this one!

It's a novella and something that I really connected with while writing. A YA Paranormal Romance with a lot of mystery, it keeps you guessing until the end. And you can't forget the romance :)



I was lucky to read an ARC of this before its release a few weeks ago and I just absolutely adored this YA book! If I could give more than 5 stars for this book I would :)

~Sandee*StuckinWonderland~ wrote: "Rachel wrote: "Every Other Day (Jennifer Lynn Barnes)

or

Forgive Me, Leonard Peacock (Matthew Quick)"

I just read Forgive me, Leonard Peacock and I absolutely loved that book! :) I second for th..."

Yeah, thanks! I really, really would like to read it' :)

The Education of CarolineThe Education of Sebastian loved both of these or

The Light in the Wound

both 5 *****

The Light in The Wound
5+ *****
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17...

The Light In The Wound by Christine Brae
Beautiful , heart aching book :)

OMG!!!!

We should read uglies by Scott westerfield and or beautiful creatures!

I recommend Sundays at Tiffany's by James Patterson or My Name is Memory by Ann Brashares. :)

I have to say that sounds appealing enough to really want to read :) .