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City of Glass

-Jasper wrote:City of Glass

Oooh, you'll love City of Glass!!

I'm just starting the second book of the series Magic or Madness by Justine (something) -- it's pretty good, the second book is called Magic Lessons

Harry Potter-Goblet of Fire

The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger.

So I'm a little late to the game...I'm just now reading The Host. So far I really like it but it's certainly not a book you should read if there are distractions in the room (i.e. screaming children) or you'll definitely be confused as to what's taking place.

The last book I read was Scarpetta by Patricia Cornwell. I've read all but one book in the Scarpetta series and I've loved every one of them. I love mysteries and I love a strong character and Cornwell's Scarpetta series has it all.

christabell wrote:So I'm a little late to the game...I'm just now reading The Host. So far I really like it but it's certainly not a book you should read if there are distractions in the room (i.e. screaming children) or you'll definitely be confused as to what's taking place.

The last book I read was Scarpetta by Patricia Cornwell. I've read all but one book in the Scarpetta series and I've loved every one of them. I love mysteries and I love a strong character and Cornwell's Scarpetta series has it all.

The Host gets better as you keep reading.
I was distracted too at first, but it gets lots better. Trust me!

So I decided in Neil Gaiman's "Neverwhere". Let's see if I made a good choice

Snowstone wrote:So I decided in Neil Gaiman's "Neverwhere". Let's see if I made a good choice

that book was pretty good.
though i didn't understand why my old school's library put it in the horror section.

'twahy-lahyt' wrote:The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger.

I read that a couple of months back.
I liked it and thought it interesting.

Life of Pi by Yann Martel. For summer reading, I hate it so far. Really depressing.