the Howling Pack discussion

Everything is in the title xD
But I will personally begin with Half-Blood!

Lana wrote: "Unrelated to anyone's favourites but my own, but I'm reading The Last Unicorn by Peter S. Beagle. I have loved the animation since I was a tiny little thing, and I recently got the graphic novel ad..."
hey that could be a part of the ReReadathon! Reread your favourites! Nice idea!!
I'm happy you like it! Never read it or even heard about it I think xD Don't hate me hahaha

Lana wrote: "Unrelated to anyone's favourites but my own, but I'm reading The Last Unicorn by Peter S. Beagle. I have loved the animation since I was a tiny little thing, and I recently got the graphic novel ad..."

I really have been wanting to read it for years!!! Hope you enjoy it 'til the end! :)

I'll keep an eye on everyone's rec's and see if I have some on my existig tbr or if they are on Scribd, can't buy new books atm and for the next few months >.<'

Excited to see what books will be recomended! :p

(LOVE the group rules xD)

Marta wrote: "Lana wrote: "Unrelated to anyone's favourites but my own, but I'm reading The Last Unicorn by Peter S. Beagle. I have loved the animation since I was a tiny little thing, and I recently got the gra..."

hahaha thank you for loving the rules which is not usually the case haha Nobody loves them but hey xD

mmmmh I will maybe give some of recs because some of my favourite are on scribd!! I will check and leave them in the other chat!!

I’m trying (TRYING) to get through my Dec TBR. Right now I’m reading a curse so dark and lonely and listening to The Afterlife of Holly Chase

Brittany wrote: "I’m trying (TRYING) to get through my Dec TBR. Right now I’m reading a curse so dark and lonely and listening to The Afterlife of Holly Chase"

Well I'm officially failing hahaha How did you do??

I took a break after I read The Guinevere deception last week. Starting tomorrow I’ll be reading Foundryside! ☺️

I'm currently reading Percy Jackson and the sea of monsters. Almost done with it, it's a good, fast paced adventurous book.

AJ wrote: "I took a break after I read The Guinevere deception last week. Starting tomorrow I’ll be reading Foundryside! ☺️"

Foundryside! Has been on my tbr for so long xD

Shahana wrote: "I'm currently reading Percy Jackson and the sea of monsters. Almost done with it, it's a good, fast paced adventurous book."

yaaaaay i've heard only good things about anything Percy Jackson haha

I just finished Winterwood and Ninth House today.

Nichole wrote: "I just finished Winterwood and Ninth House today."

How did you like them???

I am currently reading The Last Wish (you know, living the hype) and Serpent & Dove and I have no idea how I managed to find two books so good and so addicting when I have so much to study

Sasha wrote: "Nichole wrote: "I just finished Winterwood and Ninth House today."

How did you like them???"

I really liked both of them! I liked Ninth House a little bit more though. It was so different.

Lana, I really love The Last Wish and giving the fact that I first saw the TV series everything makes sooo much sense to me now because there were things I didn't understand at first. I bet the whole series is so good.
I am sorry you didn't enjoy Serpent & Dove :( I really love it, it's amazing, I rarely read books that fast!

Lana wrote: "Ahaha, different strokes for different folks, I guess! Don't get me wrong, I can see why people like Serpent & Dove, it just wasn't *my* kind of book, so to say.
As for The Last Wish, I only got ..."

I literally love things that imply witches and dark magic in general and maybe it is also my desire not to study for my exams but Serpent & Dove really surpassed my expectations. But as you said, different strokes for different folks.
As for The Witcher, as much as I love Henry Cavill portraing Geralt, book Geralt is 10x better! 😂

Lana wrote: "Ahaha, different strokes for different folks, I guess! Don't get me wrong, I can see why people like Serpent & Dove, it just wasn't *my* kind of book, so to say.
As for The Last Wish, I only got ..."

Teodora wrote: "Lana wrote: "Ahaha, different strokes for different folks, I guess! Don't get me wrong, I can see why people like Serpent & Dove, it just wasn't *my* kind of book, so to say.
As for The Last Wish..."

I need to get to the Witcher xD

Hi all!
Just finished Brief Wondrous life of Oscar Wao
Starting A room with a View on Monday

Im reading City of Heavenly Fire, next i will read Ningh House ^^

Sasha wrote: "Nichole wrote: "I just finished Winterwood and Ninth House today."

How did you like them???"

I really enjoyed them both, but I think I liked Ninth House more. It was different than what I usually read.

I am reading Serpent & Dove for the Februwitchy readathon.

I'm reading six of crows ^^ are you liking the book @Nichole

MoonChild wrote: "I'm reading six of crows ^^ are you liking the book @Nichole"

I am loving it! I should finish it today.

I am currently reading, Ninth House by Leigh Bardugo and Wolfsong by TJ Klune

@Logan How's Ninth House going?

@Teodora Ninth House is amazing! I absolutely ADORE Alex! She's just such a badass... Have you read it??

Nichole wrote: "I am reading Serpent & Dove for the Februwitchy readathon."

I'm so curious about that book! Did you enjoy it?

Hello hello
Just finished The Importance of being Earnest and Dinner at the homesick restaurant
Gonna start The Namesake by Jhumpa Lahiri next

How was everyone's week reading wise?

Fiyin wrote: "Hello hello
Just finished The Importance of being Earnest and Dinner at the homesick restaurant
Gonna start The Namesake by Jhumpa Lahiri next"

I haven't read any of them.
Was the one you finished good?

Fiyin wrote: "How was everyone's week reading wise?"

Believe me last time I opened a book it was on Friday February 14th xD Then I was in Canada for two weeks and now back to work with jet lag hahaha But I would love to finish Heart so fierce and broken!

Just finished to read after, and I regretted, I almost dnf it 3 times urg I need a good book to get me out of the bad mood, (note to self... Anna Todd, never again) I dont know witch one I should pic doe I accept help thinking in between rereading clockwork angel, The Guinevere Deception and The Rules of Magic

Sasha wrote: "Nichole wrote: "I am reading Serpent & Dove for the Februwitchy readathon."

I'm so curious about that book! Did you enjoy it?"

Despite all the mixed reviews, I loved it!

Logan wrote: "@Teodora Ninth House is amazing! I absolutely ADORE Alex! She's just such a badass... Have you read it??"

Yep and it really liked it! Alex is indeed super badass and I have a burning desire to meet Darlington!

@Sasha Serpent & Dove is one of my favourite books I read this year so far! It's unputdownable!

Teodora wrote: "@Sasha Serpent & Dove is one of my favourite books I read this year so far! It's unputdownable!"

OMG is unputdownable a word???? I loooooove it!!! xD Mabey I should read it I mean sooner than later but so many books hahaha

Why did you love it that much??

MoonChild wrote: "Just finished to read after, and I regretted, I almost dnf it 3 times urg I need a good book to get me out of the bad mood, (note to self... Anna Todd, never again) I dont know witch one I should p..."

I usually pick a light and fun book after one that I haven't enjoyed just to make sure I avoir a reading slump...

I haven't read any of them so xD But if all three of them would be reread I suggest you maybe to pick the one you remember the least?

Sasha wrote: "Teodora wrote: "@Sasha Serpent & Dove is one of my favourite books I read this year so far! It's unputdownable!"

OMG is unputdownable a word???? I loooooove it!!! xD Mabey I should read it I mean ..."

I really have no idea if that's a real word or no but it describes perfectly my experience with Serpent & Dove! 😂

I really loved the fact that you know, it was about witches and I am kind of obsessed with whatever has witches 😂 also I really loved the fact that in this book even though the women are thought to be the Devil as the Church sees them (it's like in the Middle Ages when poor women thought to be witches were burnt on a stick like they were some kind of human skewers) the protagonists (Lou and Coco) are absolutely shameless and kind of vulgar but they really don't care about how a woman should behave like a decent and prude kind of creature. Also, the romance is kind of nice too (a bit explicit once or twice but oh well)

I'm reading The Woman in Cabin 10