Super Awesome Teens Bookclub discussion

Okay, I'm probably headed to the library next week. Any book recommendations? I don't promise to take them, but I'd appreciate them ;)

If you like comedy, there's Models Don't Eat Chocolate Cookies by Erin Dionne. Total Tragedy is another good book by her, if you're into Shakespeare and don't mind a dullish middle.

If you're into historical fic, Patricia Reilly Giff is great. There's also Counting on Grace. I saw that you read Hattie Bigsky already. That was a good one!

Mysteries: Sammy Keyes Series (this can get a bit wild, but in a seventh grader sort of way). Trixie Belden is fantastic. I prefer the first and third book.

Aaaaand I kind of have no clue what you like ore what you have already read, but I felt bad that no one had suggested anything yet. xD


I glanced at your to-read shelf. Warning: Don't read FitzOsbournes in Exile unless you care to be uprooted from the plot halfway into the beast of a novel by a character that decides he's gay and starts getting drunk and feeling sorry for himself because (view spoiler)[he's in love with his cousin (hide spoiler)]. Whether or not you are fine with the gay part, it's still utterly boring and annoying. -end rant-

Haha, I already went to the library . . . like eight hours ago :p BUT! I did check out A Picture of Hollis Woods. :)

Oh. Well you never know, do you? :-/ Thanks for the heads up. Actually, I think I checked that one out, but I never really got into it. It seemed like one of those books where you have to read the first book before you read the second. Was "A Brief History of Montmaray" (or whatever it was called) alright? From the "Exile" I gathered that it had something weird about a maid and an axe and a Nazi. Lol.

AHHHHH.

Well, Pictures of Hollis Woods is pretty awesome. :-D

Yeah, I think there was something like that in the first one. Bleh.