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Lisa K is planning to read Scored.
Lisa K finished reading Dead End in Norvelt yesterday.
“ Zany scenes from a 1960s summer in a dying "Roosevelt Town." Also, a Mystery that kind of sneaks up on you. ... ” (see full review)
Lisa K is now reading Lost Communities of Virginia.
Lisa K has read Garden Spells.
“ Claire Waverly embraced her family's reputation for oddness; half-sister Sydney ran from it - and ran into all kinds of trouble. Sydney flees an abusive husband -- an escape three years in the... ” (see full review)
Lisa K is planning to read Tales of the Shimmering Sky: Ten Global Folktales with Activities [TALES OF THE SHIMMERI] [Paperback].
Lisa K has read Steampunk!.
“ Story collections are always a mixed bag. I find I like Kelly Link's stories wherever I find them. This one, about Summer People and their caretaker Fran, features friendship and meanness and duty ... ” (see full review)
Lisa K reviewed Happy Families 11 days ago.
“ (bother. online ARC expired. Much more gripping than A la Carte, so far) ”
Lisa K is planning to read Ruby Red.
Lisa K is planning to read Small as an Elephant.
Lisa K is planning to read Daughter of Smoke and Bone.
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Read the review for Happy Families
Glad you are enjoying it. I had been eye-ing it on the shelf, but glad I finally checked it out. It's awhooosome!
I gave in. :)
I agree, Tangerine is a far more interesting story and less suburban feeling. Has Immortal Beloved by Cate Tiernan crossed your radar? Best paranormal I've seen this year.
Let me know what you think of Pop and Tangerine when you get to them.
An ARC that is not mine, or I'd pass it on to you.
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My notes all show up here on the front page. I also get an email saying that a note has been written to me. It's not even as "private" as a Facebook wall!
I think that's right -- you can review a book on the book's entry, but to discuss things the only place I know is these notes. Oh, and if you're in any "Groups" they have their own discussion posts that don't show up on the personal profiles.I haven't read Uglies but I understand there are some similarities with Hunger Games!
I read Octavian about a year ago. Dense but worth it, here is my review on LT:http://www.librarything.com/work/981581/reviews/29200170
