50 books for 2007

[aveline]

*rather shamelessly stealing this idea from belleve ;)

I'm a long way from fifty books so rec me some!P.S. Not rating the books because...well, too much effort, plus, sometimes I hate a book the first time I read it, but then I came to appreciate it when I read it at a later date...so therefore I'm not going to going into details whether or not I

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[asweetdownfall]

Why not 100 books? ;)

Eeee Howl's Moving Castle! And Castle in the Air! *dances*

[aveline]

Oh, I'm so addicted to reading Diana Wynne Jones books now - her books are easy to read, they're like chocolate!

LOL I wish I could do a hundred books! But university will probably keep me too busy, which is why I made it 50 :(

[asweetdownfall]

Hehe agreed! [By the way, your icon? It's LOVE.]

Awww. :( Oh well.

[asweetdownfall]

P.S. I LOVE YOU. *HUG* ♥♥

[aveline]

*HUGS BACK* :D

[green_aurora]

Need book recs, huh? ::cracks knuckles::

Twilight by Stephenie Meyer
Death of a Darklord by Laurell K. Hamilton
Marvel 1602 by Neil Gaiman
Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison
Life Of Pi by Yann Martel
The Crucible by Arthur Miller
Song Of Solomon by Toni Morrison
Kitchen by Banana Yoshimoto
Night by Elie Wiesel
Blue Jean Buddha by Sumi Loundon
Fingerprints: Gifted Touch by Melinda Metz
So You Want to Be a Wizard by Diane Duane
Dark Prince by Christine Feehan
A Light in the Attic by Shel Silverstein
Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier

I tried to give a good mix. Enjoy! b^^

[aveline]

Ooooh thanks these look like good recs - a mixture is just what I need! I've already read Life Of Pi +The Crucible but all the rest of the titles are new to me :)

[green_aurora]

You're welcome =D Hope you like the new books b^^

[never_frugal]

WHOA. Books...

I love them, but can never seem to get through them, I'm one of those read to half-way people then just forget about it. Bad habit actually.

These books look fun though, the Republic of the Trees sounds scary yet fascinating! :)

[aveline]

Oh, The Republic of the Trees is scary in a Lord of the Flies type of way - the ending is horribly disturbing. It's an interesting book but I don't think I would rec it to people because it's one of those books that might be a bit *too* much for some people to handle. It's about these four kids who go out into the forest, and decide to have their own revolution based on the principles of Rousseau's The Social Contract. Lol everytime they mentioned Rousseau I thought of Lost!
Anyway, you know how the French Revolution goes...it's definitely not fun & games! oOo

What sort of games? I asked.
'Make-believe,' said Louis, 'Like we used to do at your house, Isobel. Remember when we did Romeo and Juliet?'
'Oh yes, I was such a good Juliet.' Isobel smiled. 'I still think it should have had a happy ending, though. Which play do you want to do

[touchbyanfairy7]

not sure if you like religious books

but the series love comes softly is adorable,
other books sisterhood like i mentioned before, anything by nicholas sparks, pride and prejudice,romantically challenge...okay let me know if you need any more suggestions (i always keep lists of books i read and it's a lot!!!)

[aveline]

Oh, I'll read anything really. I'm such a bookworm :D
Pride and Prejudice is one of my favorite books...I keep planning to read Nicholas Sparks, The Notebook is definitely up there on my to-read list.

[touchbyanfairy7]

love p&p right now i'm reading a book about mr. darcy's view of pride and prejudice. let me know if your interested in the title.

notebook favorite book and movie besides titanic lol!!

[touchbyanfairy7]

you made me this awesome titanic layout...but something happened the header is gone. i'm not sure what happened. i thought the picture was saved on my photobucket but it's not i most have saved the link you gave me. can you help me? could you take a look at my journal.

thanks so much. i'm so in love with it!!