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message 1: by Librariah (new)

Librariah | 236 comments Mod
What are you reading this month?


message 2: by Cookie (last edited Sep 05, 2012 07:22AM) (new)

Cookie (bookcupidity) Shadow and Bone...I just started it this morning, so *crosses fingers* hope it's a good one. Also will be be readingPandemonium, though I'm really beating around the bush about it because I got too emotionally involved in Delirium


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Kevin | 53 comments At lunch today I finished The Kill Order (Maze Runner, #0.5) by James Dashner by James Dashner. I was very interested in this book, as I liked the Maze Runner series. This book details how the world ended because of the sun flares and how a group did their best to survive.


message 4: by Cookie (new)

Cookie (bookcupidity) Kevin wrote: "At lunch today I finished The Kill Order (Maze Runner, #0.5) by James Dashner by James Dashner. I was very interested in this book, as I liked the Maze Runner series. This book details how the world ended because of the ..."

Would you say to read this prior to starting the Maze Runner series? Would it help/hurt? After reading the premise, I think I'm going to put them on my to-read...


message 5: by Kevin (new)

Kevin | 53 comments Courtnie wrote: "Kevin wrote: "At lunch today I finished The Kill Order (Maze Runner, #0.5) by James Dashner by James Dashner. I was very interested in this book, as I liked the Maze Runner series. This book details how the world ended b..."

Good question... I don't believe it would hurt. There are alot of unknowns in the series, times when you ask why did that happen? I suggest you read it first before starting the series. The characters are entirely different in the series from Kill Order.


message 6: by Kevin (new)

Kevin | 53 comments I finished Struck by Jennifer Bosworth. It was hard to get into at first but once I was past the first few chapters the storyline held my interest. The "religious guy" is the bad guy in the book, cult like leader but not God.

It will be interesting to see what the next book in the series is like...


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