Shattered

by Robin Wasserman

The second book in the Cold Awakening series was just as interesting as the first.  I can't say I was swept away, but I was definitely interested in what happened as Lia and her "friends" deal with technology and adults they neither understand nor fathom.  Nice twist at the end made picking up book 3 very easy.  A little language, but better than most middle school hallways by a long shot.  Young adult for sure.

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Distant Waves: A Novel of the Titanic

by Suzanne Weyn. I was entertained. I enjoyed the story. I smiled, laughed, worried, and wondered. Fun read :)
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The Time Traveler's Wife

by Audrey Niffenegger was one I'd had on my list of 'to-read's forever. I finally got around to it and........was sucked right in! I thought on several occasions while reading, does he die? does she die? what happens? do they get together? ack! I absolutely loved it! I would say it is Definitely written for adults...sexual content, language...still a fascinating story and enjoyable book!
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Frozen

Just finished book 1 in the Cold Awakening trilogy, Frozen, by Robin Wasserman. What an interesting story: future society where bodies can be made if damage is beyond repair. There are consequences, some that are surprising. I really liked it! Just put the next book, Shattered, on hold at the library.
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Daughter of Smoke & Bone (#1)

by Laini Taylor
I only knew this fantasy genre book has come highly recommended. I waited and waited as I plowed through, nearly unable to do anything else, for the loose ends to wrap up...as I read the last

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Anyway, I thoroughly enjoyed reading about chimera and angels from a human point of view as well as reading about humans from a "elsewhere" point of view. Great book!! Some language & innuendo, not for young teens, great for mature 14+.
Onto the next...
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Death Comes to Pemberley

by P.D. James.  A continuation of Austen's Pride and Prejudice.  While not my first choice of book to read, I tound the story interesting enough to finish - probably only because I was listening to it on CD and the narrator was excellent.

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I'm back...

So...I thought the all-wonderful facebook would be the perfect outlet for my book blog.  WRONG.  It was absolutely convenient when it came to blogging on the go.  However, everything else was yucky (nice vocab, huh?) - no way to link posts, label posts, archive books, etc.  So, I'm back.  Coming up are the few books I posted on fb.

Glad to be back; hope you are too :)