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Paper Towns - :star4: I loved this book. It had a slow start, but I can't imagine it starting any other way. Once you get a little more than half-way through, it really picks up speed. There were times, however, where it was really hard for me not to skip a few paragraphs closer to the end...

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As a child, I read every now and again, usually stuff like Romana Quimby and Goosebumps, but it wasn't until I was about 12 when I really understood what a great book could do for me. I borrowed a random book from my school library because of a class assignment. I didn't even know what it was...

I absolutely loved the movie/opera version with Emmy Rossum. I may have to read the book as well. :)

I'm in downtown Orlando helping Margo Roth Spiegelman get revenge!

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Has anyone read The Crimson Petal and the White? I honestly ONLY purchased the book because it was long. I needed a quick purchase and it was the first one I laid eyes on. I will admit that it was really well done, but I hated the ending so much, I threw the book. I have never had that...

I would prefer if an author is going to make a suggestion, that recommend what THEY read. I want know what you are reading, not what you are writing. I agree with Bob, I would treat it as spam.

Spiders and aliens. Spiders because...well, isn't it obvious? Aliens scare the mess out of me. I get all creeped out when I think of life forms on other planets.

One of the best survivor books I have ever read is The Secret Holocaust Diaries: The Untold Stories of Nonna Bannister. It's essentially a book comprised of diary entries by Nonna. When she came to America, she kept it to herself, so her family didn't even know until decades had passed. I cried...

Hard Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World. I absolutely loved it. Murakami has this awesome ability to keep you guessing. This book was like a puzzle.

I read Jane Eyre the first time as a teenager and it really stuck with me. I have read it numerous times since then and have seen several movie adaptations of it. I don't understand why there is such a draw to rewriting the classics with bizarre plot twists...Like Pride and Prejudice and...

Hiya! It's been a while since I've been part of a community for book lovers, so I'm really excited to dive right in! I'm 28 and have been a lover of books since I could remember! I read just about anything and am a proud owner of about 155 books. I am currently reading Paper Towns. My all...