The theme this week is to pick a theme and repeat it!
I'm going to combine two of them: #19 - catch up on something (in this case, reviews) and #12 list books you haven't reviewed yet and invite readers to ask questions about them (I confess, I may have missed a few from last time, I'm sorry - I must really not have had much to say about those books).
So, here they are:
1. Rumors: a Luxe novel by Anna Godbersen
2. Gregor the Overlander by Suzanne Collins
3. Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyer
4. The Host by Stephenie Meyer
5. The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society by Mary Ann Shaffer - done!
6. The Willoughbys by Lois Lowry - done!
7. A Short History of Tractors in Ukranian by Marina Lewycka
So, if you have any questions about any of these books (or comments about them, yourself!), please post a comment and I'll do my best to answer!
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Hi
Sorry to approach you like this, I couldn't find your email address.
Could you contact me via mine or via my blog?
Thanks
I haven't read any of the books you still have to review, but the one about Ucranian Tractors has been on my TBR once. I don't know why I never got around to read it, but hopefully I will some day. But there are always too many books out there, right? ;o)
Bogsider - Oh, they surely are! While I love finding out about new books, it does get a bit overwhelming. I wish they'd take a year off publishing anything new at all, then maybe I could catch up! Thanks for dropping by.
Here are my bits ...
Breaking Dawn - how does it compare to the other books in the series (I haven't read them yet, but I'll get around to it!)?
The Host - how does the writing style and the "feel" of the book compare to her Twilight series?
Guernsey - Did the letter writing format work for you? Does it live up to all the hype I've been hearing about it?
Willoughbys - Would an almost-7-yr-old boy enjoy this as a read with mom book?
Hope my questions are helpful!
Oh, Breaking Dawn! What do you think of the Volturi resolution? I ask because it's the thing that disappointed me :)
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