United Literary Minds of CS

[Animall]

@KTmason
I wasn't added to the list. Sorry for being a pain! ^^

[Captain Hammer]

I'm not appointing anyone quite yet, and I may open a form for people who want to be mini-mods soon. Actually, I'll do that right now! ^^

@KTmason
I wasn't added to the list. Sorry for being a pain! ^^

No problem! Thanks for pointing that out.

[crazy cranky critter]

@KT: Dude! If you are a warriors fan you will go nuts over it. Trust me, it isn't the holy grail of literature but it is action packed and certainly shifts you through the emotions with BlueStar. For me it kept going love, hate, love and hate. Plus it is very good for learning her family tree and the past of Lionheart, TigerStar etc. Trust me, it may be a fat book but it moves fast and I couldn't put it down.

[Captain Hammer]

@CCC: Then I will read it ASAP. You make it sound great! I've got two books in front of me to read, possibly three if I get enough money soon, but I will get to it soon.

I added the mini-mod form for anyone interested.

[baestille]

Has anyone here read Bluestar's Prophecy by Erin Hunter? I think it is rather good but she makes too many vows and I think it would have been better if she didn't because it sounded a bit wierd having her vow something every few chapters. [Yes, this is a failing attempt at sparking a discussion about books and what we think.]]

I loved it. SERIOUSLY loved it. It was so great and a perfect addition to the series. I only followed Warriors as a whole to the first book with Dovepaw 'n all that jazz, though.
Bluestar's Prophecy is my favorite of the Warriors books though, I felt it really dove into her life and emotions, but the vows were too much sometimes. xD;
Hmm, how about the Hunger Games series? Those are my favorite books at the moment. The amount of emotion in each of the books is amazing. ^^

I see a bunch of people using "alot".
Here, take a look at this: http://hyperboleandahalf.blogspot.com/2 ... thing.html
I think you'll find it amusing as well as relevant ^^

I love you. ;___; Hyperbole and a Half is hilarious as well as educational.
Alot of fire! XD

/goes back to the shadows/

[sk8ergirl4ever]

Has anyone here read Speak by: Laurie Halse Anderson? It is amazing and very touching.

[Captain Hammer]

Hmm, I haven't read either books you two are mentioning. Now I feel bad. ;_;

@RF: Don't worry! There's only been three new books since the book you're talking about. Unless I'm missing something, of course. :3

[Captain Hammer]

Our new mini-mod: Animall! Yay!

[Animall]

Don't feel bad, I don't even like Warriors! :P
I'm more into ghost mysteries. My favorite book is "The Seer or Shadows" by Avi.
It's a smaller book, but it caught my interest.

Edit:
I realized I haven't read "So B. It" for years! I might of outgrown it.

[sk8ergirl4ever]

Yeah I don't really like fiction books, I prefer realistic fiction =] it relates more to me.