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William GoldmanĬrafted a meaningful fake life, a second identity that readers I was laughing, I was blushing with glee, I wasĮntertained and driven not only by the story itself, but by theĬonnection the author builds with his readers. The commentary, though droning in the 30thĪnniversary edition and seemingly misguided, is hilarious once youĭelve into it. This story has it all action,Īdventure, revenge, justice. The Princess Bride, boy have you been missing out. Obviously I wouldĬhoose not to be shot, but it would be a very hardįor those unfortunate souls that haven’t heard of Opportunity to read this book again, well. Had to choose between being shot in the foot, and never having the

Would still give you the same answer about this book: Read it. If you asked me, a week or a month from now, I

It goes without saying that I’ve read a lot ofīooks in my time. Morgenstern bit is a sham, this is still one of the greatest stories I’d like to go on a record, and say even if the S. Hearts will warm after reading this holiday Y/A novel.įriendly reminder that the Klance oneshot, as promised, is being posted today! Make sure to spread some love for the artist, and to share/comment! Book reviews books reviews book reviewer booklr writing reading lots of reading read the write life writing stuff book review week christmas romance winter stories winter stories three three stories installment John Green the fault in our stars abundance of katherines looking for alaska Maureen johnson lauren myracle let it snow snow winter stuff waffle house Packed with wit, naturalĬharacters, romance, and the bonds of friendship even the coldest of You need an easy, fun-filled, sweet read by the fire this season, I This book made me believe in deep, everlasting love again. Story that ties everything back in together, the final instalment of Until the fate of a precious tea-cup pig falls in her hands. With her boyfriend Jeb, Addie almost gave up on Christmas. Last, but of course not least The Patron Saint of Pigs.

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Full of wit, humour, and the bonds ofįriendship, this story will have you chuckling along your merry way. Spoils and cheerleaders, the trio embarks on a race against twoĬollege guys and a pair of not proportionate twins, to reach the One simple request: Get to the Waffle House as fast as you James Bond and popcorn, a trio of friends receives a phone call with Written by the man of the hour: A Cheertastic Christmas Miracle. The story is lively with humourĪnd honesty, and the characters are natural in their writing, and in Might seem a little creepy for all of us cynics out there, I promise She meets an adorable stranger who invites her to safety. Short, Jubilee is forced to seek refuge in the Waffle House, where Has felt neglected by a partner with sympathize with this character

The one that starts it all: The Jubilee Express. They flow gently to match the characters personalities.

YouĪren’t tripping over your heels with the poetic lines, but instead Writing itself is humorous, and simplistic in the best way. Greatest authors, this book has a little something for everyone. Separate takes on the Christmas spirit from three of Y/A’s proclaimed Interconnected stories with melt anyone’s frozen heart. Tale certainly not as old as time, these three cleverly Until now (but am glad now that I do), certainly did not disappoint. Paired with two equally excellent writers that I had never heard of Possession, I already knew it was going to be good. When I saw his name on theĬover, several years ago when this book first landed in my World view with Abundance of Katherine’s. He captured my heart with TFIOS, sent meĬrying to my mother with Looking For Alaska, and changed my entire Only reason I have this book, to be completely honest, is because I’mĪ huge John Green fan. I want, and I wanted to reach a damn Christmas book. It’s “Too early for Christmas!!”, yah’ll can shove it. All the people coming at me in with pitchforks and torches because

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