Young Adult Fiction for Adults discussion
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I like both but Peeta is my favorite. Definitely no bad mojo, just a fun thing to debate. :)

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Brittany (finally graduated and can once again read for fun)
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And as Jaime stated, I also have no hatred for Peeta, but I'm sticking with Team Gale.

Mandi wrote: "You guys are making me think. I bet Gale would give his life for her. He's just so darn level headed. Truth is...I like to be in charge. And I want my guy to love me desperately. Not rationall..."
Goes back to my theory that the "opposites attract" formula will be used in Mockingjay. :)
Goes back to my theory that the "opposites attract" formula will be used in Mockingjay. :)
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Brittany (finally graduated and can once again read for fun)
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I prefer the level-headed, strong, protector type. I just think Peeta would get annoying after a while. But I agree, his 1st priority is Katniss.

I prefer the level-headed..."
You're right. It would get annoying. Woo Hoo for pretend boys!! I never had much interest in Gale. But I can kind of see it now. Like I said, rugged and manly.
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Brittany (finally graduated and can once again read for fun)
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Alan, did we not state that we tend to get off topic (maybe just a bit). You should see The Hunger Games thread. We're talking Harry Potter!
Brittany wrote: "Alan, did we not state that we tend to get off topic (maybe just a bit). You should see The Hunger Games thread. We're talking Harry Potter!"
So happy that Jaime is laid back!
So happy that Jaime is laid back!

It's a few pages back!! Quick, someone introduce yourself so we can get back on topic! Hahaha.

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Brittany (finally graduated and can once again read for fun)
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I'm Lauren and at 17 am a YA reader of YA books. I have been reading for more than half my life, i taught myself to read when i was 5 and pretty much haven't stopped since. I'm homeschooled so i can devote pretty much as much time as i want to reading. Some of most favorite YA series/books are the Twilight novels, the Luxe novels, the Inheritence cycle, the Percy Jackson novels, the Blue Bloods novels, the Artemis Fowl novels, the Mortal Instruments trilogy, the Gossip Girl novels and many others as well. I also read nearly every other genre, and i never plan to stop reading YA novels, not even when i'm in my 50's or something. I love to meet new people and accept nearly all friend requests, so if you want to be friends just send a request my way.
Welcome! You will all love it here!

Mostly I stuck with horror, thrillers, or mysteries but as I've gotten older, I've started branching out a bit. I really enjoy any sort of historical fiction (oh Ken Follett, where have you been all my life!), and I've started looking into all sorts of non-fiction as well.
For awhile, I thought my love of YA fiction was a bit odd. I mean, here I am, almost 30 now and still reading kids books. But as I've learned, it really doesn't matter what age you are, you can still enjoy a good book, no matter what age group it was written for.
I'm currently reading: Grapes of Wrath, The Wolfman, Through the Looking Glass, and The Zombie Survival Guide.


Anyway, I digress. Welcome Amanda!





I know what you mean, you just have to collect all of them until you have everything. Sadly, I don't have a collection myself. What's your favorite Disney princess movie, by the way? Mine's Beauty and the Beast. :)


Becca, I feel like watching all these movies again! I don't have a collection either, but maybe I should start?

Did anyone ever watch Disney's Sleeping Beauty? For some reason, it's one of my favourites.
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