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Zeppo agrees: Chris Pike! I've read a few of his novels, you a fan of his by chance?

Yep...for a few years now. I'm still waiting on the next two Last Vampire books from the library.
 
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redheadboi19
Pike is a truly amazeing wrighter and his "Last Vampire" series is definatly his best work!
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Zeppo
Remmber Me? Final Friends series? Midnight Club? The Star Group, by chance?
Shakespeare's Romeo And Juliet (for school though), and "Fighting The Forces: What's At Stake in BtVS" .

It's a book about the meaning of BtVS and it examines the different interpretations of the show and different viewpoints. It's quite interesting 🙂
 
I'm reading The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and I previously read, of course, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. I like the way Mark Twain writes..these are really, really good books, I recommend them to everyone.
 
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Wishing Oceans
I'm in love with Tom Sawyer. :)
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Flannen
I love Mark Twain. Try A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court - very different but still excellent!
I'm rereading The Perks of Being A Wallflower, The Hunger Games and Catcher in the Rye. I also bought I Am Number Four which I began reading too!
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Currently 'Good Omens' by Pratchett and Gaiman. I'm enjoying it but it isn't the usual helter-skelter ride that i get from Terry Pratchett books. more like dodgems. I actully have to put it down sometimes.

Also reading a book called Drive which distinguishes between 'old-style' carrot and/or stick motivation and 'new-style' personal purpose motivation. ie doing something because you want to.
 
I caved to peer pressure and read twilight - cant even justify it with a comment (no offence to any twi-hards)
Also just finished The Catcher In The Rye - really good book
 
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redheadboi19
My aunt talked me into reading the twilight series and I agree with you.
Well, I just finished reading The Perks of Being a Wallflower. It's a fantastic book, that's for the recommendation Alex--it was epic. Now, I have nothing to read.
 
I just finished reading "love can build a bridge" the auto Biography of Naomi Judd and I have started reading "Mordred, Bastard Son" by Douglas Clegg, which is about the bastard son of king arthur. Then person who killed him. It is the first thing I have read by Clegg but it is so amazeing that I went in and ordered his newest book "Neverland" from the library. I get that one tomorow. He has just jumped up to being one of my favorite authors.

He has plenty of SiFi books. He has books with gay charictors (he is gay himself) and has books that have the mystical side. I love it
 
Well, I just finished reading The Perks of Being a Wallflower. It's a fantastic book, that's for the recommendation Alex--it was epic. Now, I have nothing to read.

Try, the Hunger Games. No fantasy element, just these kids fighting to the death. Epic beyond proportions, I must say.
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I am just finishing up Stephenie Meyer's The Host for the 4th time 😀 I love it, its a great book and the ending is sweet... I heart Ian <3 Can't wait till they come out with the movie
 
Remmber Me? Final Friends series? Midnight Club? The Star Group, by chance?

Never heard of Final Friends series...might check them out. I loved Remember Me and the next couple of books.
 
I just finished reading Déjà  Dead, the first novel by Kathy Reichs about Temperance Brennan (these are the books that the TV show Bones is based on). Excellent book, although I'm seeing definite differences in the main character & Brennan on the show.

And of course I just read Buffy season 8 #39...and now I'm so depressed that I'm probably going to go drown my sorrows in chocolate & go to bed early.
 
Never heard of Final Friends series...might check them out. I loved Remember Me and the next couple of books.

The Final Friends series was so good. I really want to read them again, found them at a used bookstore. It was like a mystery soap opera. I only read the first Remember Me, not the ones that followed.
 
Try, the Hunger Games. No fantasy element, just these kids fighting to the death. Epic beyond proportions, I must say.
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Yeah, you've said it's good. And I haven't read Fallen yet. Epic fail on my part. I must get to them. You are introducing me to a new world Lexie-loo. You really are.
 
I'm currently trying to re-read the Wicked Lovely book series. And there's so many distractions that I'm having trouble reading it fast.
 
I'm currently reading The Outlaws of Sherwood by Robin McKinley and Bluebeard's Egg by Margaret Atwood. Bluebeard's Egg is a wonderful collection of short stories, but I having a little trouble getting into The Outlaws of Sherwood.
 
Currently reading "Buffy in the Classroom: Teaching with Buffy the Vampire Slayer." It's quite interesting. I love learning about all the different ways my Buffy can be used for educational purposes... time to learn some soundbytes to yell at my parents when they tell me to stop watching so much Buffy. 😀
 
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Goldilocks
i love that book!!
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This Year's Girl
I'm totally getting that book for my husband! He's a soon to be teacher :D
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