The Biblomaniac Army (booklovers, UNITE!) v.2

[Anathomy]

I loved hush, hush and the whole series- my friend is in love with Patch. The book thief -yes! I realised the only things I know how to say in german are 'blau' and 'gott in himnel." Loveee it ~♥
I got the host as a bday present from the person who introduced me to hush-hush. I cried at the end (though it was 1 am). Twilight I hated, but Stephanie has redeemed herself with this - it's so much more interesting and the characters more developed, believable and un-cliched

I am huge fan of the Hush hush series my self ^^

[Lady Ligeia]

Has anyone else read the Dear America series? They are rather young and easy for me, but I promised my niece I'd read them all, and they are quite nice stories.

[Roonil Wazlib]

Has anyone else read the Dear America series? They are rather young and easy for me, but I promised my niece I'd read them all, and they are quite nice stories.

Oh, I used to LOVE those. I read longer/more challenging books now, but I learned a lot from them.

[zakki]

I loved hush, hush and the whole series- my friend is in love with Patch. The book thief -yes! I realised the only things I know how to say in german are 'blau' and 'gott in himnel." Loveee it ~♥
I got the host as a bday present from the person who introduced me to hush-hush. I cried at the end (though it was 1 am). Twilight I hated, but Stephanie has redeemed herself with this - it's so much more interesting and the characters more developed, believable and un-cliched

I am huge fan of the Hush hush series my self ^^

Hush Hush and the Host are good yeah
Read the while Hush Hush series and in progress of the Host

[bears]

Anyone read Matched?

[zakki]

Nope, what's it about?

[glassea]

{ as a matter of fact, i've read matched! it's a love triangle story in a dystopian world where you are matched with your partner by analyzation of data. however i'm not into the whole love thing, so i didn't like it.

[Dexter's Gal]

Has anyone else read the Dear America series? They are rather young and easy for me, but I promised my niece I'd read them all, and they are quite nice stories.

I haven't read Dear America, but I believe they are a spin-off of sorts from Dear Canada, of which I have read a few.
Similar to Electra Heart, though, I've moved on to more lengthy, challenging books.

[SherlollyPond]

When I was very young (6-7?) I had to nag my mum for ages to let me read HP and I wasn't allowed to read past the third one until I was nine to ten ish, but now parents let me read pretty much whatever, though my mother has developed an annoying habit of reading some of my books for fun. (The host, a present from a friend, has been snatched off me and passed around for everyone to read. Lovely.)

[Lady Ligeia]

Has anyone else read the Dear America series? They are rather young and easy for me, but I promised my niece I'd read them all, and they are quite nice stories.

I haven't read Dear America, but I believe they are a spin-off of sorts from Dear Canada, of which I have read a few.
Similar to Electra Heart, though, I've moved on to more lengthy, challenging books.

Yeah, I read about one a day. It's really funny, though; I'll be reading a Herman Melville or F. Scott Fitzgerald book, or some other huge one or some deep political thing like 1984, and then this little teeny Dear America book.