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[f l i g h t.]

So what's the topic?

[Liru Kaulitz]

Wolf books you've read.^^

[f l i g h t.]

Huh cool. I've read, 'Never Cry Wolf' But I forget who it was by. It was a very good book C:

[peachie.]

Ooo. I suggest you all read Nightshade by Andrea Cremer. It is a wonderful series for teens. Lots of romance and action. Book 2 in the series, Wolfsbane is out also.

[Tala Lakota]

OH MY GOODNESS have any of you ever heard of the Wolfwalker books my Tara K. Harper?

[wolves+horses]

No, sorry. What's it about

Oh yeah, forgot to say last time: I also just last night finished reading Raised by Wolves by Jennifer Lynn Barnes. It's actually about a girl raised by werewolves, but it's still really awesome!

@ Spirit~Wolf : I already posted who Never Cry Wolf is by.

[Kazza.]

I missed 15 pages! :O What are we talking about?

[Tala Lakota]

(wolf books)

it's a sci-fi fantasy story and certain ppl (wolfwalkers) hav a partner wolf that they can communicate telepathically with; it's mainly based around a 1 ww and her wolf and it's such a good story

[Tala Lakota]

http://www.tarakharper.com/bk_w01.htm

[Kazza.]

I see. I don't read many non-fiction because, rather than finding it informative, I find it EXTREMELY boring. I have read a lot of werewolf books, but that would be nothing like a real wolf book. I do have a few fiction wolf books that my mom bought (for an unknown reason since they're for littler kids). Um...right now I loaned them to a friend and do not remember the titles of them though sooo...:\

I've also read Call of the Wild and White Fang. But that was a while ago (though I'm pretty sure they are required reading at some point in high school...).