no I don't think there will be a sequel. I loved the ending. I don't feel like every book should have a happy ending...and this book should not have had a happy ending.
no I don't think there will be a sequel. I loved the ending. I don't feel like every book should have a happy ending...and this book should not have had a happy ending.
It wasn't how it ended that bothered me. I just didn't like the way it was written. I kinda figured it would end like this and not all P&R, but I felt like the author had tired of writing and just wanted to finish it up, KWIM?
I did read that Reese Witherspoon is producing (?) and starring in the movie.What do you think of that?
It's a fictional story about a school shooter written from his Mom's perspective. It's pretty interesting. The author is also British so that was a neat spin too.
It was just easy to read, had enough turns I wasn't bored, but still easy to follow.
It's a fictional story about a school shooter written from his Mom's perspective. It's pretty interesting. The author is also British so that was a neat spin too.
It was just easy to read, had enough turns I wasn't bored, but still easy to follow.
I've heard a lot about this one. I need to pick it up.
Okay, I must preface this by saying that I teach middle school LA. I don't read many adult books. In fact, the last adult book I read was The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo and that was a few years ago. That being said, my best book of the year is an adolescent novel, but oh so good. Between Shades of Gray by Ruta Sepetys. It's about a Lithuanian prisoner held by the Soviet Union during WWII. It's a subject in history that, unfortunately, is not well known. This was a fabulous read.
Unbroken by Lauren Hillenbrand, and Sarah's Key by Tatiana de Rosnay. Both have to do with WWII but from vastly different perspectives. Unbroken is also a true story - the life of a former US Olympian who became a solider whose plane crashed into the Pacific Ocean. Absolutely amazing.
Post by decoraholic on Dec 13, 2012 22:49:51 GMT -5
I've been reading a bunch of Hugh Howey lately. The Wool series is amazing. The first book was originally written as a stand alone short story, but it became so popular that he kept writing more. I also just finished his Molly Fyde series which are good as well, but not as good as the Wool books.
Unbroken by Lauren Hillenbrand, and Sarah's Key by Tatiana de Rosnay. Both have to do with WWII but from vastly different perspectives. Unbroken is also a true story - the life of a former US Olympian who became a solider whose plane crashed into the Pacific Ocean. Absolutely amazing.