posted 11-04-2011 03:27 PM            

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AM I BEING EATEN?
Here are a few questions to ask yourself.
1.Are any of my limbs missing.
2.Is a beak like mouth eviscerating my organs.
3.Am I lightheaded and also drinking my own blood.
4.Am I inside an animals stomach.If you find yourself in a stomach, you have likely been eaten.

posted 11-04-2011 06:02 PM               

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Originally posted by kumbicia:
I finally got this amazing book called Candy. It may sound weird but it's awesome. It's about a guy and a teenage prostitute and he tries to get her out of it. SO good!

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That sounds great! Who is it by???

posted 11-05-2011 07:13 AM            

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AM I BEING EATEN?
Here are a few questions to ask yourself.
1.Are any of my limbs missing.
2.Is a beak like mouth eviscerating my organs.
3.Am I lightheaded and also drinking my own blood.
4.Am I inside an animals stomach.If you find yourself in a stomach, you have likely been eaten.

posted 01-25-2012 10:11 PM               

I've been reading the Law of the Lycans series by Nicky Charles, since they're all free on iBooks. But a warning to all younger readers: the series is more detailed than Elphie and Fiyero's relationship in Wicked by a long shot. Oh, and read Bonded before the official first book of the series... It gives you an insight on how the Lycan government works and explains the hierarchy within a pack better than any of the other books.

posted 02-01-2012 07:49 PM               

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Originally posted by kumbicia:
Tithe by Holly Black. Anybody remember the Spiderwick Chronicles? Same author, faeries, a lot darker. The book is [b]amazing. But ,warning, the book is pretty mature.

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im wayyy interested.

and i woudl lurrve to know the title of the book you said was about a detective with cat partners. really kewl. i lurve strange cats. ~.~

posted 02-01-2012 08:14 PM            

Tithe is really good, you'll probably like it. What I love is that the author doesn't shy away from using language. Most YA authors won't cuss. I read this one YA series where the two main characters where teens and said , out loud, WTH. No one uses text talk when they're actually talking except for those weird people who say lol instead of laughing. And people barely really say omg. I've got to finish that soon.

posted 02-02-2012 05:04 AM               

So now I'm back to working on OoOz... I'm kind of stuck. I'm having a hard time getting through it, and I've had the book for, like, two months. I'm at the part where they just left Apple Press Farm. *sigh* I'm sure I'll finish it eventually, it's just going WAY slower than usual.

Okay, and now one book later (that wasn't OoOz, lol) I've officially cried over the death of a fictitious character. You all HAVE to read Across Eternity. As far as I know, it's still free on iBooks, but it might not be. It's one of the few romance novels that exists that DOESN'T have about 58,000 sexual details. Kind of refreshing, actually.
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Sweet Oz!

posted 03-27-2012 07:05 PM               

i just finished The Graveyard Book in one day. Neil Gaiman is...*sigh*...a dreamboat. oh, and his writing is good too hehehe. (dont tell my bf ha)

posted 03-27-2012 07:19 PM            

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AM I BEING EATEN?

posted 03-27-2012 07:30 PM               

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Originally posted by kumbicia:
The Red Pyramid, have you heard of Percy Jackson? It's like that except about Egypt. It teaches you Egyptian mythology in a modern setting. All thanks for me reading this go to you Witchboy, your inclusion of Egypt in our rp got me interested in their mythology.

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thats great lol, i just wish ppl would stop acting like Egyptians were fair skinned or brown skinned, when they were dark. the depictions on their walls are dark and even the drawings on the sarcophagi. i watched a special on the history channel showing ppl throwing bleach on the walls. i don't know where that type of hate comes from.

posted 03-27-2012 07:34 PM            

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AM I BEING EATEN?

posted 03-27-2012 10:22 PM               

I have mostly been reading trash though. I need to start on my folder called "books I should read".

I particularly enjoyed Tuesday With Morrie, but I think that's the only onw worth mentioning.

We have a book club too, and last month we read Our Inner Ape (non fiction) which was really, really interesting. The next one is Grimm's fairy stories paired with another book about fairy stories which I've forgotten the name of now.

Last night I finished The Pact by Jodi Picoult and decided that is very definitely the last ever Jodi Picoult book I will read. I couldn't decide whether I had read it before or it was just so similar to all of her other books I could tell what would happen.

I started an Italo Calvino book but wasn't into it so left it for now and went with The Bell Jar. I only read the introduction before I fell asleep!

posted 03-28-2012 05:06 PM               

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Originally posted by WitchBoy06:

i just finished The Graveyard Book in one day. Neil Gaiman is...*sigh*...a dreamboat. oh, and his writing is good too hehehe. (dont tell my bf ha)

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*GASP* You've read The Graveyard Book? I love that book!!! It's the only book of his that I've read, but that book is pretty darn amazing.

I just finished Katherine's Prophecy. It was... Okay. The only major flaw was that it was supposedly a horror novel, but

1) It ended too happily for what I consider to be a legit horror novel.

2) It transformed into a romance novel near the end. (I like romance novels, but romance novels cannot mix with horror novels, or there will be trouble. When I read a horror novel, I want a bloody, gruesome mess. I can read romance novels some other time. Whatever, call me Roman.)

However, aside from that, it was pretty good, with the exception of a few things that were just too unrealistic. (Proposing, like, the day he met her? Ummm... No.)

And the whole family tree thing was just a big confusing mess. If you read the book, you'll know what I mean. Honestly, looking back on this, I don't know why I thought it was a good book overall, but I suppose something was good about it. *shrugs*

posted 03-28-2012 08:07 PM               

and proposing on the first day sounds unbelieveable. ha.