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message 1: by Jessica (new)

Jessica | 270 comments In 2015, I'm going to try limiting phone, IPad and computer use and pick up a book instead. My to-read list is insanely long:)


message 2: by Tiffany, Administrator (new)

Tiffany | 2086 comments Mod
Ugh, those three things can be SUCH distractions! I tend to spend hours at my computer, then when I go to bed at night, realize I actually did *nothing* and could have spent all that time reading! I sympathize with you, and wish you tons of luck and willpower in 2015! :)

By the way, I moved your list to the F-J folder so we'll all be able to find it easily as the year progresses.


message 3: by Jessica (new)

Jessica | 270 comments Tiffany wrote: "Ugh, those three things can be SUCH distractions! I tend to spend hours at my computer, then when I go to bed at night, realize I actually did *nothing* and could have spent all that time reading! ..."

Thanks for putting my post in the right place....I was trying to create it on the abovementioned Iphone, so I'm not sure where it ended up :)


message 4: by Jessica (new)

Jessica | 270 comments 1. The Three by Sarah Lotz The Three by Sarah Lotz

Loved this book up until the ambiguous and somewhat disappointing ending.


message 5: by Jessica (new)

Jessica | 270 comments 2. Young God by Katherine Faw Morris Young God by Katherine Faw Morris

This book has been getting a lot of positive hype, but I found it to be rather terrible. Fortunately it was very short.


message 6: by Jessica (new)

Jessica | 270 comments 3. The Twelve (The Passage, #2) by Justin Cronin The Twelve by Justin Cronin

I really should have waited longer to read this second book in the trilogy. Now I just want to read the third immediately, but sadly it will not be out until later in the year.


message 8: by Jessica (new)

Jessica | 270 comments 5. In The Afterlight (The Darkest Minds, #3) by Alexandra Bracken In The Afterlight by Alexandra Bracken

This was a really great trilogy.


message 9: by Jessica (new)

Jessica | 270 comments 6. Red Rising (Red Rising Trilogy, #1) by Pierce Brown Red Rising by Pierce Brown

Almost a five star read for me. Very excited to read the next book.


message 12: by Jessica (new)

Jessica | 270 comments 9. The Deep by Nick Cutter The Deep by Nick Cutter

I settled on three stars as a rating for this book because I couldn't decide if I loved or hated it. Super scary, but I would have been way more satisfied if Part 6 of the book was completely eliminated. I think it would have made for a better ending.


message 19: by Jessica (new)

Jessica | 270 comments 16. An Ember in the Ashes (An Ember in the Ashes, #1) by Sabaa Tahir An Ember in the Ashes by Sabaa Tahir

I think there would have been enough material in this story without adding the supernatural elements.


message 21: by Jessica (new)

Jessica | 270 comments 18. Hand to Mouth Living in Bootstrap America by Linda Tirado Hand to Mouth: Living in Bootstrap America by Linda Tirado

Some interesting points, but the book felt repetitive and not well organized.


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message 33: by Jessica (new)

Jessica | 270 comments 30. Dead Ringers by Christopher Golden


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