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Margaret Peterson Haddix

I was posed with an interesting question by a fellow member. Did I have any good Young Adult reading selections besides the "Twilight" or "Maximum Ride" series? Well, honestly, I didn't. But then I remembered an older book that was pretty big in 6th grade (at least popular by everyone I knew). It was called "Among the Hidden". The author is Margaret Peterson Haddix. I didn't realize, from looking her up, that she had written so much. Her novels definitely are geared towards kids and young teens,… Continue

Posted by John Masse on October 6th, 2008 at 6:30pm

Exposed by Alex Kava

How ironic, I yust finished reading the new copy of Exposed by Alex Kava (A friend brought it for me from overseas) when this morning a story broke about two Zambians and two South Africans who died after being or coming into contact with a female in Zambia. Very little is know apart from the fact that the disease manifests as flu and then kills. A sample was sent to Atlanta inthe USA for a diagnosis. It is known it is airborne . . . very little else. Detective Maggie O'Dell, I have sympathy wi… Continue

Posted by Wanda on October 6th, 2008 at 7:23am

Diane Mott Davidson

Most good mysteries make you hungry for more. But Diane Mott Davidson makes you hungry for food. That'd because her main character Goldy, a caterer/amateur sleuth, serves up murder with a side of delicious recipies. It may be hard to finish a Diane Mott Davidson book fast, as I'd continually stop to try and make whatever tasty treat caught my eye. But among all the food is a good storyteller, a fun character, and a great series of novels. Goldy Bear 1. Catering to Nobody (1990) 2. Dying for Cho… Continue

Posted by John Masse on October 6th, 2008 at 7:00am

Hi im new to all this, am a james patterson rookie, on to my 7th book, they all are a must read once…

Hi im new to all this, am a james patterson rookie, on to my 7th book, they all are a must read once i started them i cant put them down, hence the big bags under my eyes. The book im reading now is the 1st of the Lindsay boxer series already well an truly hooked, and brought al the rest of the series. Continue

Posted by JANE on October 6th, 2008 at 5:32am — 1 Comment

delema

im actually really scared. i think adam is trying to pull away from me slowly. he is acting different lately. he said we should try to only see each other 2 times a week... i dont know what to think. i mean time away is ok and good and all but still. i think that he is trying to pull away slowly from me so that when he brakes up with me its not a big loss. i asked him and he said its b/c his mom is getting but she is always mad when we r together generally. he says he loves me. we got into this… Continue

Posted by Kaitlynn on October 5th, 2008 at 6:02pm

the movie maximum ride

i'm so happy there making a movie but when does it come uot

Posted by miguel on October 5th, 2008 at 5:15pm — 1 Comment

Reader Review of "Fast Track" by Fern Michaels

It's a good thing I finally got caught up on all my Sisterhood reviews, because I just finished "Fast Track", the 10th book featuring Fern Michaels feisty vigilantes. This book is a first in the series, as it is the first time the Sisterhood receives money for their "unique" talents. During the middle of a fierce storm, a helicopter lands on Big Pine Mountain, the new home of the Sisterhood. Not waiting to get ambushed, the Sisters rush out to meet their visitors. They turn out to be the girls… Continue

Posted by John Masse on October 5th, 2008 at 4:30pm

Stephen King

Who here doesn't know of Stephen King? If you said yes, then you need to leave now and sit in a corner quietly. Because Stephen King is one of the biggest novelists of all time, and I'd wager the biggest thriller writer of our time. He, more than likely, has had more of his novels and short stories translated onto the big and small screen more than any other author in modern history. Just look at this list, and you'll probably have seen one or more of them: 1976 Carrie 1980 The Shining 1983 Cujo… Continue

Posted by John Masse on October 5th, 2008 at 3:30pm — 1 Comment

Alex Cross Readers

I would love to talk to anyone whose favorite Patterson books are the Alex Cross series and find out what other books you read while waiting for a new Cross book to be published. I read Patricial Cornwell sometimes as well.

Posted by LRagland on October 5th, 2008 at 11:44am — 7 Comments

THE BEST WAY TO READ JAMES IS IN A ROCKER AND A COLD PEPSI ALONG SIDE

THIS IS THE GREATEST SITE FOR READERS OF JAMES PATTERSON FANS WISH THEY HAD MORE SITES OF DIFFERENT AUTHORS BUT JAMES YOU'LL ALWAYS BE#1 ON MY SHELF OF READING MATERAL AND IM GLAD TO SHARE MY THOUGHTS WITH ALL OTHERS AS WELL BEEN READING HIS BOOKS SINCE DAY 1 AND WILL REREAD OVER AND OVER

Posted by laura on October 5th, 2008 at 12:02am — 3 Comments