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What are you reading?

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  1. Well, the title says it all!

    -What are you guys reading?
    -What do you want to read?
    -What book(s) have you avoided?
    -What books have you heard 'rumors'(If you would call it) about?
  2. -I'm reading Splintered by A.G Howard, this book is about a girl that is related to Alice(from Alice in Wonderland) and she has to reverse the curse Alice had created years ago. It's the dark, twisted version of Alice in Wonderland and I absolutely love it!

    -I have a goodreads account for all of that. If you would like to check it out, go ahead, my name on that is Becks Zeno.

    -I have avoided the book The Host by Stephanie Meyers. I've heard mixed reviews for the novel and it makes me unsure. Maybe I want to just see the movie?

    -I don't think I've heard any rumors about any books; my school hates reading, the typical Middle Schoolers.
  3. I am currently reading the "Bloodletter's Daughter" by Linda Lafferty and the "Post-Human" trilogy by David Simpson! The first is historical fiction and the last sic-fi and they are both amazing so far!

    -I always wanted to read "Do Android Dream of Electric Sheep?" by Philip K. Dick because it is said to be the first book centered on androids and basically made them what we know today.

    -I mostly avoid YA stories that have the cliche plot line of "girl meets mysterious boy and fall in love". There are so many and they are basically all the same, so it is sickening to even try to get through one. I also drop a book as soon as it has an unnecessary romance plot that fuels no part of the story and is just there to stay in the "in" crowd of YA writing.

    -And I don't believe I have heard any book rumors lately as I haven't really been following any series or authors to know about them.


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