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[under_glass]

I'm trying to make a list of (atleast)twenty-five books to read this summer. Any suggestions (unless they're Jane Eyre, The Lovley Bones, or Lord of The Flies) would be lovely.

[If you're still reading this &it would help, in the passed year I've read &fallen in love with: The Perks of Being A Wallflower, A Walk To Remember, You Remind Me of You,

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[perfectpen]

o, man. i'm reading second helpings right now. adoreadoreadore. um. some books to read, eh? how about...
- catalyst by laurie halse anderson.
- razzle - ellen wittlinger.
- the joy luck club - amy tan. i had to read this for school, &i really like it.
- peter - kate or katie walker.
- ANYTHING&EVERYTHING by francesca lia block.
sorry, i'm a total book addict. i might do the same thing yr doing now, with the whole list. hopefully you don't mind. <3.

[theorem]

Catalyst was such a shit book. Especially comapred to Speak. Just my opinion.

I do recommend Burger Wuss by M.T. Anderson, just because it's cute & funny. I just finished reading Eating The Chesire Cat by Helen Ellis, &it's a very summer-read book.

Go read something RIGHT NOW by Mr. Kurt Vonnegut (Welcome To The Monkey House & Deadeye Dick stand to be my two favorites.) &yr life will be bettered. I guarantee this to you. THAT GOES FOR EVERYONE READING THIS. !!!

[theorem]

OH & FEELING SORRY FOR CELIA IS SUCH A GOOD BOOK. <333 LOVELOVELOVE YOU FOR WANTING TO READ THAT. ehe. !

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[perfectpen]

i think yr right. i didn't like catalyst as much as speak; but i guess you can't rival with yr own first novel when it was really great. the seconds & thirds will never be as good. margarent mitchell, who is the author who wrote gone with the wind, realized this after she wrote her first &only novel, &then quit, because she knew she could never write anything as equally great. wow, i'm babbling. k.

[trashytron]

you have a good list.
&i am in love with your icon.
i'm adding you.
♥|nina

[under_glass]

thanks :)

go for it.

[autumnsky]

stephen fair - tim wynn-jones
when i was older and my heartbeat - garret freymann-weyr
a time for dancing - davida wills hurwin
say goodnight, gracie - julie reece deaver
better than running at night - hillary frank
damage - a.m. jenkins
life at these speeds - jeremy jackson

[under_glass]

woo-hoo. thanks, amanda. <3

[shesgoingtofly]

wow. i just added every book that everyone mentioned to my books to read someday list. sadly, sara i have no suggestions for you :( most people suggested books i've read so i have nothing new to add :)

[under_glass]

hehe, that's alright. looks like my little list will be just fine. :)

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[silly_angel15]

I'm sure you're done with the list...but I'm glad you have "Speak" on there--I just finished that (and posted some parts of it for that matter! :P) but my ALL time favorite book is Cut by Patricia McCormick. I'm currently reading Counting Stars which is fairly good so far. Give me reviews of each pplleeaassee!! I want some good books to read over the summer also. :) Love ya!
~Sandy

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[silly_angel15]

oh yeah, and I read "Wasted"--I wasn't too big of a fan; but it was a good book.

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[under_glass]

ohman. I was going to put Cut on the list, but forgot. thankyou! :)

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[silly_angel15]

no problem--I've read it a million times...I always ask for it for my birthday and christmas and my mom always says "yeah...I'm going to tell everyone to get my daughter a book entitled "Cut"--no" Oh yes...I'm assuming you have read "They Cage The Animals At Night" if not--that one is great and is kinda like "A Child Called It" and "About A Boy"