The Girl Who Was on Fire: Your Favorite Authors on Suzanne Collins’ Hunger Games Trilogy
A few books I bought for myself with our tax refund:
The Poison Eaters: And Other Stories
The Intellectual Devotional: Biographies
Cryer’s Cross
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The Poison Eaters and Cryer’s Cross sound really good! Hope you enjoy them.
Happy Reading!
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Misha- I’ve already finished Cryer’s Cross – it was fantastic and very creepy.
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I want to read the Poison Eaters very much. I hope you enjoy!
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Rebecca – I read one of the stories from Poison Eaters online, and knew I had to own this collection.
I’m impressed that you got your tax refund back already – we haven’t even looked at our tax stuff yet. Enjoy your new books!
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Kathy – our taxes are always easy – with four kids, it makes the most sense to just take the standard deduction and my husband always files as soon as he gets his form from his work.
The Girl Who Was on Fire sounds interesting. I’m looking forward to your thoughts.
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Anna – I am interested to see what it’s like, too – I plan to start it after I finish the essay collection I’m currently reading.
You got some great-sounding books this week! Mind you, I still haven’t read The Hunger Games… Happy reading!
I love the new header, but your blog is now too wide for my screen and I have a 22-inch widescreen monitor!
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Avis – you haven’t read Hunger Games? Why not?
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I’ve heard really good things about Cryer’s Cross. I’ll be looking forward to your review. Hope you are having a great week.
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Ryan – actually, I didn’t review Cryer’s Cross because I read it with my 14-year-old daughter and she wrote a review. You can check it out by clicking on Natalie’s Bookshelf on my sidebar. We both loved it – very creepy and suspenseful – and it was fun reading it aloud to her, although when it came to the last few chapters, I couldn’t read fast enough!
The Poison Eaters is intriguing me the most!
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Kathleen – I read one of the stories online and knew I had to have the whole book!
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