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I'm currently reading Lover Avenged by J.R. Ward! I just got it in the mail, and so far it's amazing. After I finish this, which won't take long, I'm going to start the first Maximum Ride books.

Wide Awake! XD

'twahy-lahyt' wrote:I'm currently reading Lover Avenged by J.R. Ward! I just got it in the mail, and so far it's amazing. After I finish this, which won't take long, I'm going to start the first Maximum Ride books.

AHH! No way, I just got the first Maximum Ride book today! It's amazing so far. (:

^I'm reading the fifth Maximum Ride book, Max, which isn't very good.
The fourth one isn't either.

addictedbooklover wrote:^I'm reading the fifth Maximum Ride book, Max, which isn't very good.
The fourth one isn't either.

i didn't like the fourth one that much but i like the fifth one!
I am reading MAX!

The Hunger Games, Suzanne Collins.

I just finished I Capture the Castle for a reading group and it was a cute book, a lot like Jane Austen's stories. I don't know that I'd recommend this book because it was a bit frustrating, and I can't explain why without giving it away.

Henry Cavill, in all his gorgeous glory, is in the movie version (made in 2003), although he has a very small part. I'm off to go drool over what little there is of him.


The next book I'm starting is Gone by Michael Grant

I got sidetracked. This weekend I finished Hunted, the fifth book in the House of Night series by P.C Cast and Kristin Cast. I think this one was better than the previous House of Night novel and I really look forward to Tempted. I then read Bone Crossed, the fourth book in the Mercy Thompson series by Patricia Briggs (SOOOOOO good - one of the BEST urban fantasy/paranormal/fantasy series out there) and then I read Catalyst by Nina Kiriki Hoffman and I just finished A Fistful of Sky also by Nina Kiriki Hoffman. Catalyst reminds me of The Host in a way; really good imagery and character driven science-fiction without being drugged down with science. It was really well written and fascinating.

A Fistful of Sky is urban fantasy and involves a family that are mages. It was really good - a coming of age story that was intriguing and complex. I really enjoyed it.

Now, seriously, I have started The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins.

Well, I got Skinned on cd to listen to on this car trip I took over the weekend. I get sick while reading in a car, so I thought that would be a good alternative.
But I'm also reading City of Bones FINALLY. And it is freaking AMAZING!!!