I finally finished it. And I'm in mourning. I hate the days right after you finish a good book and keep remembering that the story's ended. These friends you've made have just STOPPED existing. I miss them. All of them. Especially Ian. I loved Ian. I don't know what the general consensus has been, if it compares to the Twilight series etc.... not even sure what I think on that question. I just know I loved it. Especially the last couple hundred pages, that's when I truly couldn't put it down. I'm not really that kind of reader, (hence the gap between now and when I received it--- Mother's Day). I'm mostly like a read-on-the-elliptical kind of reader. And since I'm like a 20 minute cardio kind of girl, that can take some time.
So luckily, the fourth Twilight comes out relatively soon and I can at least be reacquainted with those friends. Fun books. Anyone have any really great reading suggestions while I'm still in the mood, between now and then?
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That's funny, I finished this book yesterday and I was very grumpy that it was over. I enjoyed the book as well. It was a fun adventure, and it really seemed to draw me in to that world.
I'm reading it right now!
I read Something Borrowed in hawaii . . . it was a good read. It will help take your mind off the Twilight characters. :)
I loved this book as well.
Atlas Shrugged. Light Reading
Hi! This is Alyssa (Lindsay's sis-in-law...who met you in Palm Springs...yes, the one who admittedly blog-stalks :-))
I just finished the Host yesterday and have been totally depressed too!!
If your looking for a wonderful author, with quick, happy, elliptical-worthy books, check out Shannon Hale. She too, happens to be LDS, and I LOVE every single one of her books. In my opinion, start with "Goose Girl." Happy reading!! :)
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