HELP!!!!!
No seriously HELP!!!!!
I've run out of things to read. I'm waiting for new books from some of my favorite authors to come out but the next one won't be out untill April. I would re read something but my bunnies ate a good part of my library. I'm going to take Fiona to the library, does anyone have any recomendations?
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Quick, light reads that are at least enjoyable are the Hamish McBeth Series by MC Beaton. A little murder, a little women problems and a lot of career reality for the poor man. You could probably finish two books in a day if your a fast reader.
Excelent. Thank you. I will check them out.
I like Donald Westlake. He has a really good "how's our hero going to get out of this one" way of telling a story.
For silly nonsense, see if you can find anything by Simon Rich. Short silly thoughts and stories.
I want to re-read The Hunger Games and Catching Fire (third book in the trilogy yet to come). It's a little gruesome but completely fascinating once the Games begin.
Have you read any Diana Wynne Jones? I love Archer's Goon.
I know we have different tastes in reading, and I am much older than you but I like the Robin Paige mysteries. Death at Bishop's Keep is my favorite. I also use the library quite often. I have found more good books by looking at the books on the shelf near the book I am checking out. My little library has online catalog, and online renewal. GOOD LUCK. You need to have something to read to ward off nutty people on the train.
Did you ever read Pride and Prejudice and Zombies?
I picked it up off a kids book order (I think I mentioned it here, or on facebook) Then I got to read it and had a blast translating all the fancy ways of saying things. THEN I picked up the original and got to see all the differences.
Fun book to read if you like lots of vocabulary. Where was this fun when I was getting grades for it?
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