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RosaAlexander Where the Willow Gows in Transylvania Nov 27, 2011 5:55 PM New book release, Where the Willow Grows in Transylvania www.rosaalexander.com
geekgirlwriter Help Choose the Book Cover for Geek Girl Sep 15, 2011 2:41 AM My publisher has sent me the top 5 options for the new cover for Geek Girl. Go to my blog and vote for your favorite. The winner will receive an autographed copy when it is released December 8th! Thanks :o) http://cindybennett.blogspot.com/
pink-elephant East of Eden- John Steinbeck Aug 18, 2011 4:05 PM      I first received this book as a birthday present a few months ago, and all I can say is Wow! I have literally not been able to put it down! I have already finished with one reading and am now halfway through my second reading. John Steinbeck is really a gifted author and this story is among his finest works. And in my opinion, his best. It is a story that takes a modern stance on the original Cain and Able tale. It speaks of love, hate, jealousy, favoritism, sibling rivalry and love, sin, choice and redemption. An excellent read!
igboprincess The Hunger Games Jul 5, 2011 3:02 PM One book series that I am so glad I read is the Hunger Games Trilogy! The movie is coming out soon, so I suggest you read the first book before seeing it because the book is always better : ). Here's a summary for you! Suzanne Collins has created a future where there's no United States, because the entire continent of North America is now named Panem. This dystopian country is dictatorship run by President Snow from the Capitol. The rest of the country is divided up into 12 areas called districts. Every year for entertainment, the Capitol hosts The Hunger Games: a bloody fight to the death that is televised and mandatory to watch. Two tributes from each district are selected and forced to enter the arena in a battle for their lives.  Katniss Everdeen is the protagonist and she basically kicks butt. When her sister Prim gets picked to be a tribute, Katniss takes her place in the games to save Prim's life. She gets really close with this really hunky bread maker guy named Peeta, who is the male tribute from District 12, but that's a problem because she already sorta kinda has feelings for her really hunky hunting partner named Gale (did I mention that Katniss is a wicked cool huntress? She's like, one with her bow and arrow. A modern Artemis or something) and there's a lot of emotional confusion and dilly dawdling between the two equally hot young men. That part is kinda Twilight-esque, but the rest of the Hunger Games is jarring violence and suspense that will keep anyone furiously flipping through the pages. Even though it's characterized under "Young Adult" it's really not. These books are for anyone who is literate and wants some interesting drama in their life.
dark chocola Reading: Memoirs of a Geisha... Feb 13, 2011 4:18 AM   After finishing this amazing novel, i came to a conclusion that I myself lives my life as a geisha! A breath taking act and it really caught me since the 1st chapter, describes familiar girlhood foolishness, disappointments, life mesory and many other feelings that go through woman's mind in such fantastic expressive way