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The Year of the Gadfly
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Book Club Contest for Gadfly: Want to join me for a side read in June/July?
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Thanks!!


Awesome! Sounds good. :)

Hi, Shradhanjali,
According to the faq section on the web site that hosts the events and ships the books, togather.com, they currently are not able to ship outside the U.S.
But thank you for offering to participate!! :)
That was a very good question!


Me too! I love getting mail. The best is when it's a book!


The event is in July. Looks like there is room! :)




I'm throughly enjoying this book. Both as an adult and as someone who wishes this book would have been written when I was a teen. The narrator reminds me of Rory Gilmore who I wanted to be when I was that age (Don't judge me. That show was the bomb). It's smartly written and there's not a love triangle in sight.
I'm not done yet, but so far so good. Which is a huge sigh of relief because how awkward would that Skype session be if we all hated the book. I have high hopes for this one...unless the author drinks too much and in the middle of the book a sparkly vampire shows up and has a love triangle with the biology teacher and an alien.

You freaking crack me up

On a side note, I have started the book and am really enjoying it so far. I am only a few pages in, but I think Jennifer Miller has a great smart way of writing. Has anyone else started reading it? If so, what do you think so far?


I don't foresee a problem with the time change.

I hope that's a "I'm laughing with you" not "I'm laughing at you" type of deal.


Well CRAP! We need more glitter vampires in the ya world. There really aren't enough. /Sigh....what will I do now?
j/k lol!

Well, that's it! You officially ruined it for me. Might as well close up the book and put it away. Without vampires, aliens, or threesomes (oh, my!), it just isn't worth reading...

Well, that's it! Y..."
Well, I was really looking forward to seeing where Twilight, 50 Shades and Solaris left off. (I only add Solaris because we just read it and I think I zoned through the whole thing).
Seriously though. For me it turned out to be the kind of book I wish I had read when I was a teen. The adult segments kept me interested as a present day 30 year old. I have no problem with YA except personally I can't relate. :) She did a great job though I think.

Well..."
I like YA but I do get really tired of the love triangles you mentioned on a post before. There are a few series I have a slight interest in and have avoided at the same time due to said triangles. Then there is all the teen angst. But the past few YAs I have read have been surprisingly more mature in that sense. John Green is one I really like. Getting into Patrick Ness's stuff too.

After I get through a couple of reads I am doing with some goodreads buddies, I am going to start the Chaos Walking trilogy. I have heard so many good things about it. SUPER EXCITED!
Have you read A Monster Calls?



Thanks,
angie

ME ME ME
hahaha

This will be 630 Pacific (so 930 eastern)
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