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tanaiseI'm up to 32 books out of the library (the first thing anyone says when I tell them that is, "They let you take that many out?" Apparently, yes.), so my goal for this weekend is to read my ass off. :) I'm up to 5 books finished thus far, but one of them (the Fly Guy) I didn't finish reading, just got too bored with. I've also read:
"I'm the Vampire, that's Why," which was very cute--the paranormal stuff was pretty much same old, same old, but the story around it was different--a large number of people (11) in a small town all get turned into vampires overnight due to an unfortunate accident, and the town itself gets turned into a paranormal 'village' with werewolves and others coming to live there as well. New Author. I'll read the next in the series.
"Dead End Dating," which is a vampire running a dating service who helps solve a serial kidnapper case. Also cute, a little more annoying, but I'll still read more by the author.
"The Go-to Girl," which was a re-read, but I love her stuff. In England it was called Monday's Child, and so I also have Tuesday's Child as well, but it's in DC. Woe! But maybe I'll get it with my xmas present from a friend.
"Dumping Princes" which is a YA by a woman who also writes Chick-lit (there's a bunch who do it, and I pretty much like them all). It's the 4th in a series of an American girl in boarding school in england--a very posh school, with mostly rich, old money british girls. Very cute.
"I'm the Vampire, that's Why," which was very cute--the paranormal stuff was pretty much same old, same old, but the story around it was different--a large number of people (11) in a small town all get turned into vampires overnight due to an unfortunate accident, and the town itself gets turned into a paranormal 'village' with werewolves and others coming to live there as well. New Author. I'll read the next in the series.
"Dead End Dating," which is a vampire running a dating service who helps solve a serial kidnapper case. Also cute, a little more annoying, but I'll still read more by the author.
"The Go-to Girl," which was a re-read, but I love her stuff. In England it was called Monday's Child, and so I also have Tuesday's Child as well, but it's in DC. Woe! But maybe I'll get it with my xmas present from a friend.
"Dumping Princes" which is a YA by a woman who also writes Chick-lit (there's a bunch who do it, and I pretty much like them all). It's the 4th in a series of an American girl in boarding school in england--a very posh school, with mostly rich, old money british girls. Very cute.
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Date: 2006-12-31 04:45 am (UTC)I should start reading this horrid books you find.
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Date: 2006-12-31 03:45 pm (UTC)Some of my horrid books aren't worth reading (Fly Guy, for example.) but oh, the preciousness of some of the others. Andrea and I are still eagerly waiting for "The Waterlord" to show up somewhere we can read it.