The Twilight Saga

What are you reading.

Ok, so I guess you get the idea of the thread.

 

What are you reading at the miniute?

How are you finding it?
Would you recomend it to a friend?

How did you discover said book?

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Permalink Reply by Vivian on April 21, 2012 at 6:33am

Antonia...yes they are written by Jennifer Barnes.  Are you familiar with them?

Permalink Reply by ╰☆╮Brandy Hill╰☆╮ on April 20, 2012 at 8:38pm

I'm reading Breaking Dawn.. for the umpteenth time. :)

Permalink Reply by Antonia on April 20, 2012 at 10:25pm

I am reading New Moon for the second time

I love New Moon and the other 3 a well

Yes i would recomend it to a friend altho all my friends hav read them

My sister told me about them

Permalink Reply by Mary Robinson on April 22, 2012 at 6:01am
(To leanne l): pet semetary is my favourite Stephen king book, the shining. I tried salems lot but wjen I went to renew it somebody wanted it so I had to take it back, I had barely started it. I haven't read it yet but I do have it on my book self along with dreamcatcher, bag of bones and dead zone (the last two I have lent out and haven't got them back yet), I want to buy misery and the cell next.
Permalink Reply by Vivian on April 22, 2012 at 7:51am

I have a whole bookshelf full of Stephen King novels.  I caught a lot of them in new hardcover at a yard sale. Bought them all for $5 each.  That was a very good deal considering they were brand new condition.  But my favorite, Cujo, wasn't in the bunch.

I have also had that problem at my local library.  I live in a small town, so our library usually doesn't have copies of new releases.  If I want to read them I have to put a hold and it is sent from another library.  Sometimes it takes weeks to get here.  Then you have to hurry through it because they won't let you renew it.  My dog chewed on the corner of three of my library books the other day.  I went in and returned the books knowing that I would have to pay a penalty for them.  All three of these books were older, with dog eared pages, stained covers, yellowed pages, etc.  The library wants me to pay full price for brand new books. I found each of these books on Amazon...1 new for $4, the other 2 used but in very good condition for $2 each.  The library will not let me buy a replacement and donate, they want me to pay $12-$15 each.  I'm quite upset with them, and don't intend to borrow any more from them, so my reading will now be limited to my Kindle books and whatever I can find at used book stores, yard sales, etc.  I don't mind paying for what damage my dog caused but I don't think I should be liable for a brand new book when I didn't borrow a brand new book.

Permalink Reply by Mary Robinson on April 22, 2012 at 4:53pm
Thats ridiculous what your library is doing charging you for brand new books!!! I agree with you! I don't see why you can't buy replacements and donate, they are still getting the book back, maybe in better condition too!!
Permalink Reply by Vivian on April 22, 2012 at 7:00pm

Right.  And at least I was trying to be honest about it and bring them in and try to do the right thing.  If this is the way they treat people who use their services, it's no wonder public libraries aren't as popular as they used to be.  I also used to donate books to them, but from now on I will trade or donate somewhere else.

Permalink Reply by Mary Robinson on April 22, 2012 at 7:13pm
I don't blame you! I wouldn't want to use my library if they treated me like that!! I haven't actually borrowed from a library in about a year, not because of bad service though, because I have got 40+ books at home that I haven't read yet and I really want to read a good few of them before I buy/borrow anymore books, ie: completing a couple of my sets ( supernatural novels and the vampire diaries novels).
Permalink Reply by Imza on April 25, 2012 at 8:38am
  • I am reading The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
  • I am hooked!! It's great.
  • It takes a while to get going. Quite a long while. But it is worth it. Stick it out and you won't regret it. The start is slow and journalistic. I would have given up if it hadn't been a present from my boy friend... But then it's facinating: a murder/mystery but with some real twists.
  • oops said that before: a present from my boy friend.

 

  •  I am also reading: Almanecer (Breaking dawn in Spanish): hey if you know a book well enough, it's much easier to read in a foreign language and my Spanish need more than polishing... It's *coughs* educational! :-)
  • I'm finding it enjoyable but a challenge
  • I would recommend the idea of reading these books in another language to anyone who wants to polish up : it's everyday language and if you know the book enough, do-able. And it's translated into so many languages. Like Harry Potter (not everyday language though, tougher!!)
  • I can't remember.

 

Permalink Reply by Vivian on April 28, 2012 at 9:51pm

I've just started the Dark Hunter Series by Sherrilyn Kenyon.  So far I've only read Fantasy Lover and about halfway through Night Pleasures.  I really like the series so far.  Really hot, handsome Heroes in these books.

Permalink Reply by ╰☆╮Brandy Hill╰☆╮ on April 28, 2012 at 9:59pm

I'm reading The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer by Michelle Hodkin. It's really good so far. I'm intrigued!

Permalink Reply by Luna on April 28, 2012 at 10:02pm

I'm reading A Swift, Pure Cry by Siobhan Dowd. 
I didn't really like it that much at first but I'm LOVING it now. Such a great plot twist.
If they can deal with dead babies, they should definitely read it. 
I've always had a thing for Irish stories and I found this at the library. 

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