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[Top Ten Tuesday] Auto-Buy Authors
Top Ten Auto-Buy Authors hosted by The Broke and the Bookish 10. e. lockhart I’ve yet to read an e. lockhart book that I didn’t enjoy. Although I don’t own any of her books yet, many of her books are at … Continue reading
[Top Ten Tuesday] Santa, Baby
Top Ten Books I’d Like to See Under my Tree hosted by The Broke and the Bookish I’m afraid my list is going to be pretty boring. I’m very picky when it comes to me buying books, and they need to … Continue reading
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Tagged Beauty Queens, Behemoth, Bitterblue, castle in the air, Delirium, Diana Wynne Jones, E. Lockhart, Fire, Goliath, house of many ways, James Dashner, John Green, Kristin Cashore, Lauren Myracle, Lauren Oliver, Let it Snow, Libba Bray, maureen johnson, Scarlett Fever, Scott Westerfeld, Suite Scarlett, Tamora Pierce, The Disreputable History of Frankie Landau-Banks, The Maze Runner, The Scorch Trials
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[Top Ten Tuesdays] Thanks, Books!
Top Ten Book For Which I’m Thankful hosted by The Broke and the Bookish 10. Wicked by Gregory Maguire This book was the inspiration for one of my all-time favourite musicals. (Honestly, I could throw Phantom of the Opera and Les … Continue reading
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Tagged A Room of One's Own, Ann M. Martin, Beauty Queens, Diana Wynne Jones, E. Lockhart, Gregory Maguire, Harry Potter, Howl's Moving Castle, J. K. Rowling, John Green, Libba Bray, Looking for Alaska, Margaret Atwood, Naoko Takeuchi, Oryx and Crake, Sailor Moon, The Baby Sitter's Club, The Disreputable History of Frankie Landau-Banks, top ten tuesday, Virginia Woolf, Wicked
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[Top Ten Tuesday] Favourite Contemporary Authors
Top Ten Contemporary Authors hosted by The Broke and the Bookish I was going to write about my favourite fantasy authors, but I feel like I would beating a dead horse (I love fantasy, you all get it), so I’m going … Continue reading
[review] Beauty Queens by Libba Bray
Don’t just take my word for it! “Its insane with some bits cliched, but totally intellectual. Its an oxymoron, but really empowering.” – ChickLitGirl “All in all, Libba Bray does a fantastic job bringing this witty, amusing, slightly fantastical story … Continue reading
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Tagged Beauty Queens, chicklit, contemporary, female protagonist, feminism, Libba Bray, satire, young adult fiction
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[Top Ten Tuesday] Ten Books on my Summer TBR List
Ten Books on my Summer TBR List hosted by The Broke and the Bookish Here are the next ten books I plan to read this summer. Not because they’re particularly summer-y, but because I need to read ALL THE BOOKS while … Continue reading
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Tagged A Confusion of Princes, A Million Suns, Anna Dressed in Blood, Beauty Queens, Beth Revis, Bumped, Fever, Garth Nix, Grave Mercy, Just Listen, Kendare Blake, Lauren Destefano, Libba Bray, Megan McCafferty, R J Palacio, Rick Riordan, Robin LaFevers, Sarah Dessen, The Sea of Monsters, top ten tuesday, Wonder
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[review] Going Bovine by Libba Bray
One day Cameron almost died at Disneyland. Now he’s dying of mad cow disease, and to defeat the thing that gave him the disease he will need to go on the coolest roadtrip ever. This is the kind of book … Continue reading
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Tagged contemporary, fantasy, Going Bovine, Libba Bray, male protagonist
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[Top Ten Tuesday] Ten Books I’d Like to See Made Into a Movie
Top Ten Books I’d Like to See Made Into a Movie hosted by Broke and the Bookish 10. Artemis Fowl by Colfer Eoin I would love to get to see Artemis and Butler in the flesh. Plus, I think there would … Continue reading
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Tagged Across the Universe, Ally Carter, Anna and the French Kiss, Artemis Fowl, Beautiful Creatures, Beth Revis, Cinder, Colfer Eoin, E. Lockhart, Gallagher Girls, Going Bovine, Gordon Korman, I want to go home, James Dashner, Kami Garcia, Libba Bray, Margaret Stohl, Marissa Meyer, Stephanie Perkins, The Disreputable History of Frankie Landau-Banks, The Maze Runner, top ten tuesday
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