Young Adult Fiction for Adults discussion
What are you reading now?
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I'm liking it a lot, even when it's a way disturbing reading subject!! I just have about 100 pages left and I'm not sure what would happen! Which is good, because I had read a lot of predictable books lately!!!

I knew that eventually you would be able to look past our differences, and find out we can be friends after all!!! :)
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Brittany (finally graduated and can once again read for fun)
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I know... Rudy may be one of the only blondes I have a teenage girl crush on.
Is it wrong that I catch myself saying Saumensch and Saukyrl sometimes??

I know... Rudy may be one of the only blondes I have a teenage girl crush on.
Is it wrong that I cat..."
Loving someone is never wrong - blond hair or not - it can always be dyed right?? (Just like Peeta). I always call my husband a saumench (even though it is the effeminate).
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I know... Rudy may be one of the only blondes I have a teenage girl crush on.
Is it wro..."
LOL... you crack me up. Does your husband know you're calling him a girl (among other things)?
I also love how we are fighting on the Lurkers thread while simulateously talking up The Book Thief on this one.


Speaking of dying hair and to get more off topic, I am totally picturing Rob with red hair while reading Water for Elephants. *sigh*

Water for Elephant shall now go on the list.
Water for Elephants has been a 5 star read for me so far. I can already tell that I'll be bawling by the end.
Yes, I'm married and my oldest son is only a few years younger than Rob. Yikes! Thankfully, my hubby is a patient man and has his own sexception list. LOL!
Yes, I'm married and my oldest son is only a few years younger than Rob. Yikes! Thankfully, my hubby is a patient man and has his own sexception list. LOL!
Bluemoon wrote: "hehehehe...
don't all guys have their 'list'?"
Probably but we're equal opportunity...I have MY list too. ;)
don't all guys have their 'list'?"
Probably but we're equal opportunity...I have MY list too. ;)



Woohoo! They're both so good. Looking forward to finding out what you think.
I just started Fire Study last night.

I also have Poison Study on hold for me at the library! Are you listening to Graceling on audio or reading it?


Yeah, I had to wait on hold for my version for quite some time. I really liked the audio though because it had different actors doing the parts and music to emphasize things.

Also check out INCARCERCON -- amazing!
And I just started reading THE NAMED which has me hooked already!
Linda Joy Singleton, SEER & DEAD GIRL author
Graceling, Graceling, Graceling... :)


:-) JMHO

Still reading Water for Elephants but only about 100 pages to go. I'm in love with Jacob. *sigh*
*raspberries* FYI, I even love Jacob as an old man. He has such a good heart.

Also check out INCARCERCON -- amazing!
And I just started reading THE NAMED whi..."
Someone else who loves Incarceron as much as me!!1
<3
MZ


Heidi I read about half of that book. Let me know if you like it. It's kind of crazy. I can't remember why didn't finish it. I think I had some books come in.
Bluemoon, it is very different from the Book Thief!
Finished Water for Elephants last night. OMG I love this book! Very touching.
Now I've got to figure out what to read next...
Now I've got to figure out what to read next...

Bluemoon, they are very different! It reads more like John Green novel but the content is a little more mature. If I remember correctly. Heidi will set the record straight.


Now I've got to figure out what to read next..."
Loved it too. Not too excited about the movie cast still though.



Becca: I actually really liked The Warrior Heir. I picked it up at Half Price Books not really knowing anything about it and I was pleasantly surprised. :]
I just finished The Disreputable History of Frankie Landau-Banks and I have mixed feelings. Some parts drew me in, but for the most part I was annoyed. I'm not really big into feminism (I'm in no way anti-feminist, believe me.. but.. this book was ridiculous). The whole thing was centered around the fact that Frankie had wanted the most popular guy in school to be her boyfriend.. and then he finally was, and he was super nice to her, but she just sat there analyzing everything he said and twisting it to make it seem like he was belittling her--which he totally wasn't. I just wanted to smack her and tell her she was dumb.
Has anyone else read it? Did you feel differently? Maybe it was ME that was over analyzing things.. but I was annoyed. :[

I bought that for my nephew! Please tell me if I made a good choice :)

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