The Bibliomaniac Army (booklovers, UNITE!)

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Share your new books with us!

[Hair Like Starlight]

Tell us!

[Just B E .]

Please!

[booklover789]

Share your new books with us!

Tell us!

Please!

Okay, okay! Here's what I got:

1. Cat's Magic (by Margaret Greaves)
2. 1984 (by George Orwell)
3. Animal Farm (by George Orwell)
4. Warriors: Rise of Scourge (by Erin Hunter and two other people)
5. The Annotated Brothers Grimm (by a lot of random people I've never heard of)
6. Boo Who (by Rene Gutteridge)
7. Scoop (by Rene Gutteridge)

With those 7 books, I got "Paul Alan: Drive it Home", "Chipwrecked", "Joy - An Irish Christmas", and "Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium" CDs. X)

I'm sooooo happy! X)

Have any of you read the books I got? I just finished reading the Warriors one, and now I'm working on the Brothers Grimm. (I've already read 1984, Animal Farm, and Cat's Magic.)

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And this was for your birthday? *is slow* Happy Birthday! Lucky you.

[booklover789]

And this was for your birthday? *is slow* Happy Birthday! Lucky you.

Yeah, it was. And it DEFINATELY was better than I had expected. My mom warned me that we were going to have a small Christmas this year, and that I would probably get less things for my birthday as well.

Yeah, I really am lucky this year, aren't I? And, thank you very much. When is your birthday, C. Ranger? (if you don't mind my calling you that . . . )

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(I don't mind you calling me that at all. You could just call me ranger if you want.)

I've read 1984, The Rise of Scourge.

My birthday is February 22.

[booklover789]

(I don't mind you calling me that at all. You could just call me ranger if you want.)

I've read 1984, The Rise of Scourge.

My birthday is February 22.

(then I would get you confused with Smiley Ranger. )

Did you like 1984? I liked Animal Farm a lot better, but I did like 1984.

Cool!

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(Good point... C. ranger works until the end of the Christmas season. I'll go back to alien ranger then.)

I liked 1984. It was nice to read a book where the main character didn't get his way. And I find it interesting that Orwell wrote that. It just fascinates me, the whole dystopian idea.

[Nimble Awesomeness]

Speaking of Sherlock Holmes [who is history's most amazing detective, by the way], have any of you guys seen the BBC show Sherlock?
It's a modern adaption of the stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and it is the most amazing thing I've ever seen.
I wrote a fanfiction about it, actually. [But not like those weird fanfictions where you ship random couples. It's an alternate ending to the last episode.]

OHMYGODOHMYGODOHMYGODILOVETHATSHOWSOMUCH

THAT IS THE BEST SHOW EVER. THERE IS NO WORDS TO DESCRIBE IT'S SEXINESS EPICNESS. <333333

Hem. Anyways. So I guess I'll check out Sherlock Holmes then :P Hey, any of you read M is for Magic, by Neil.. Whats-his-face? He wrote Coraline, I can't remember his last name. I got it from the library but it looked a little weird.. Reviews?