Well, I flailed all over last week's post about The Maze Runner, but I will do so again. All of you who dig YA dystopian fantasy a la Hunger Games, Divergent, The Giver, etc., read this book before the movie comes out in September.
(And the movie apparently stars the guy from Teen Wolf, so anyone who is a fan of that show should ALSO read the book. And then see the movie. Which looks like it's been adapted very well!)
I'm now reading The Trajectory of Dreams by Nicole Wolverton. This one is also great so far! It's written from the perspective of a character who, if I had to guess, is suffering from paranoid delusions and hallucinations. And the story is such that you can read it as if you believe that what she's experiencing is real and that she really is on this vitally important and fascinating mission, or you can read it as an equally interesting story about the inner life of an insane woman who is fairly good at hiding her madness from others.
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@goatlady12 - I watched the trailer, you only catch a glimpse of them but what I saw did look like I imagined. The clawed mechanical legs in particular. So creepy!
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I am reading Mercy still. I am about half done with it. It's an okay book. As of right now I wouldn't recommend it. I only have it another 3 days so I hope I can finish it.
Still listening to The Goldfinch. I made good progress this weekend. I think I'm 75-80% done.
I plan to read The Maze Runner! Sounds intriguing.
I've been burning up my Kindle! I read Crash by Nicole Williams, Into the Darkest Corner by Elizabeth Haynes, Slammed by Colleen Hoover, and What Alice Forgot by Liane Moriarty. I think I gave all of them 5 stars!! I've enjoyed my time able to read. Now I just started Point of Retreat, the 2nd book in the Slammed series. reading and summer break!
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(And the movie apparently stars the guy from Teen Wolf, so anyone who is a fan of that show should ALSO read the book. And then see the movie. Which looks like it's been adapted very well!)
I'm now reading The Trajectory of Dreams by Nicole Wolverton. This one is also great so far! It's written from the perspective of a character who, if I had to guess, is suffering from paranoid delusions and hallucinations. And the story is such that you can read it as if you believe that what she's experiencing is real and that she really is on this vitally important and fascinating mission, or you can read it as an equally interesting story about the inner life of an insane woman who is fairly good at hiding her madness from others.
Listening to don't go - Lisa scottline (or something) It's good but it makes me nervous.
I am going to start The Firebird this week.
Still listening to The Goldfinch. I made good progress this weekend. I think I'm 75-80% done.