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i'm half way through it but i lost the book D:
though i think i have an idea where it could be... xD

[Sila]

Well that's good that you know where it is but you have to finish it! Really excellent, I loved it ^^

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found it now, i'm such a scatterbrain xD
well yeah i'm gonna finish it, really awesome til now :3
i have to be quick though cuz i want to have finished it before watching the film and i think it wont stay that long in the cinemas anymore... x) but i guess i still have a little time cuz i live in a dump where the films are there a month later xD

[Sila]

Good that you found it, now just stop everything and read! Lol but the movie left a lot of parts out, a part I really wanted to see was cut out of the movie -.- but it was still good.

[Sila]

Woohoo! Just finished Finale by Becca Fitzpatrick ^^ I reccomend this book if anyone likes romance and wars ^^ Who has read any books from the Hush Hush saga? They are making a movie out of the first book!!

[Avaloni]

Hello! I'm BellaGold (Username from OUAT) but my other usernames are Silvercloudstables (Howrse) Mrs.Whatsit (Stardoll) & Bluebellbunny (bad site, but it comes from a Sherlock episode, Bluebell, the little girl's glowing bunny - hounds of baskerville.)

Title: Full Tilt
Author: Neal Shusterman
Other books in series: None
Genre of the book: Fantasy, Action & Adventure!!
Anything I should know first?: No heavy swearing or anything, but some very slight use of laungage and a small kissing scene, (some people don't let their children read these parts?) and the use of themes some people might call scary.
My review: AWESOME book!! This book is one of my absolute favorties, and not at all scary, although some people classify it in the horror catagory.

plot/my summary: 16 year old Blake sort of holds his family together, although he was scarred by an accident in his childhood, which he blames himself for. He is neat and tidey and about to go to college. His mother is a desperate single mom, just got engaged to Carl, whom neither Blake nor his younger 13-yr-old brother likes. (very much.) He is constantly haunted by memories of the school bus incident in his childhood, and is terrified of rollar-coasters. Quinn, Blake's brother, is the exact opisite, with as many piercings he can fit on his face, a reckless attitude to everything, and a lust for adreniline, anything thrilling, Quinn's already done. One day Blake gets invited to the ultimate amusemeant park - by a beautiful and mysterious girl named Cassendra. Soon Blake, Quinn and two friends, Russ and Maggie are tossed into this new and dangerous nightmare-ish carnivall, where their lives are at stake.

I highly reccomend this book, READ IT!!

[Sila]

That does sound good! I'll have to add it soon, thanks for the recommendation!

[Avaloni]

It is!! It's in the teen/kids part. If I read any more I will post them on here..
Ooooh, Here's another:

Title: Cinder
Author: Marissa Meyer
Other books in series: this is the 1st book, then comes Scarlet,(2013) Cress (2014) & Winter (2015)
Genre of the book: Fantasy/Adventure, teen section. Some fantasy violence. (hardly any.)
Anything I should know first?: Sort of a sci-fi book (the girl is a cyborg), a modern take on a cinderella story.
My plot/summary: 16-year-old cinder (why is it always 16 year olds?) is a cyborg, which in the city of new bejing, is not a good thing to be. Cyborgs are looked down upon as a disgrace on human kind. They are/were victims of tragic accidents in which body parts were lost, and genetically re-designed with new, robotic parts. Cinder is the best mechanic in New Bejing, and when Prince Kai's robot is malfuntional, he takes it to her to be repaired. He says it's nothing, but Cinder suspects it is of the upmost importance. With the Lunar queen coming (a shape-shifting, bewitching, cut-throat humanoid race, living on the moon) to New Bejing with full intent of marrying Prince Kai. The Lunar queen's arrival also has something to do with the deadly sickness spreading rapidly through earth, and Lunars are the only ones immune. Suddenly Cinder's sister is struck ill with this deadly desease, and her stepmother is thinking of sending Cinder to the lab - for a 'testing' for a new cure. A testing nobody has ever survived...
a good book, an easy read, and will have you on the edge of your seat eagerly awaiting Scarlet, the next installment, which comes out sometime in 2013.

[Sila]

Perfect, thank you for them what it's your favorite book?

[Avaloni]

Perfect, thank you for them what it's your favorite book?

What a hard, hard, question!!

Maybe Inkheart/Inkspell. There's always small flaws. Like, I saw you had an Inkspell icon, so as I'm guessing you read it, I didn't like how Meggie left Farid at the end, I mean, sure, she's only 13/14, but still, I didn't like it, and it got a little predictable, and the bookish terms they used.. but, I still really, really liked it. I also liked Cinder and Full Tilt. I'm reading John Grisham's Theodore Boone, it's okay. I'm about to read City of Bones.