twelve.
reaction:
eleven.
reaction:
ten. Annie Freeman's Fabulous Traveling Funeral, Kris Radish
reaction: I
enjoyed the story of this book, but I wish there had been more
interaction of the characters. found it would fall back to "then they
talked for hours and their lives changed and intertwined more and more."
okay that's fantastic, how? tell me about it.
reaction:
A long, slow read but the dynamic between the sisters develops into
something that you ache for, for them. Different than most books I've
read before, glad I stuck with it.
eight. Catching Fire (The Second Book of the Hunger Games), Suzanne Collins
reaction: I'm really not sure if I like these books or not. I know they're quick reads and I like the concept, so I'm plugging through.
seven. The Cat Who Could Read Backwards, Lilian Jackson Bruan
reaction: This
is the first book in the Cat Who Series. It's weird to read about
Qwilleran not in his hometown and be introduced to his faithful felines
as someoneelse's cats. Wait, is Yum Yum even in this book?! You'll have
to read to find out. ;)
reaction: I love elephants! Rosie was a sweet one (well except that one thing, but that was totally justified). It's certainly not as good as Modoc: The True Story of the Greatest Elephant That Ever Lived, but I look forward to watching the film.
five. The Hunger Games, Suzanne Collins
reaction: This
was another easy, fast read. It's basically what you expect from a book
for teens about murdering 23 competitors. The character development was
lacking for me in both the book and the movie. I look forward to
watching the film again, more removed from reading the book. #teamgail
, Steve Hamilton
reaction: After slowly making my way through Oscar Wao it was relief to read something easy and quick. I put this away in a few days and it was exactly what I was looking for.
There's no better time to read an Alex McKnight, Paradise, MI book than January.
three. The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao, Junot Diaz.
reaction: It took me forever to read this book. The style is different than any I've ever read, but I made it through and I was entertained, sometimes.
two. Dead Until Dark, Charlaine Harris.
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