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Im reading THE EMPEROR'S CHILDREN by Claire Messud.
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Yesterday on a whim, I bought Nightseer by Laurell K. Hamilton. I haven't read enough of it to really get an impression but I do like it so far. Apparently it was her debut novel and was rereleased, so that's probably why I can't find anyone who's heard of and read that book- only her Anita Blake and other books.




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This thread. *Lauhgs* Ahhh, bad jokes... But really, The Lightning Thief by someone I can't remember.


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Water for Elephants. The beginning was good, but I really don't know when the story actually starts. It's kind of dull now, actually.

I finished The Hours like five days ago though! :)
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Just read Dear Nobody as part of my pregnant teen research. :shock:

Now I'm reading Keeping The Moon by Sarah Dessen. I really need to stop reading YA and start some more classics....
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Mrs. Dalloway by Virginia Woolf and just read The Great Gatsby t'other day.
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"Artemis Fowl: The Eternity Code" by Eoin Colfer <3
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Ringworld by Larry Niven

I was hoping it would last me all through my free blocks at college nest week, but I brought it in today and have already nearly finished it ><"
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One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest by Ken Kesey... well, I'm rereading it, but still...




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The Angel Collector by Bali Rai.
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Time of the Twins, by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman. I'm also in the middle of Catcher in the Rye, by J.D Salinger, but that comes second to the Dragonlance series if I can borrow more books off my science teacher.




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One Last Dance, by Eileen Goudge. I'm always curious to see how different authors portray sisters...
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'The Devil's Breath' by Davis Gilman.

It is okay but it reminds me alot of the Alex Rider series!
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Well, I'm reading "Descending Darkness" by Harry Turtledove. It promises to be an interesting read. The theme is "World War in a world where magic works" (shudder.)
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"Shadow of the Hedgemon" by Orson Scott Card.
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