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Well, alright then.
For the first time in a long time, I'm actually reading two books at the moment:
I'll be reading this one for a while, actually. See, I'm taking part in a read-along group (hosted at Reading with Tequila) and we're taking a few chapters each week and blogging/chatting about them. This first week was just the first 9 chapters (about 50 pages), so there's still time to sign up and join us.
Catherine Morland pictures herself a heroine, but is finding it quite difficult to play the part. She's not all that skilled, no one is acting villainous toward her, and she can't even find a dashing young man to fall hopelessly in love with. The book is actually a sort of parody of gothic novels, so I'm finding it quite humorous. Especially if I think of it in terms of Bella of Twilight...or perhaps more appropriately, the parody book, Nightlight.
Okay, so I'm not even a full chapter in yet. Forgive me, but I felt I needed a break after the reading binge I forced upon myself with the Young Wizards series. Still, I am intrigued at the premise, if not a little miffed that the demon's been snuffed out before I can get to know him. Yes, I'm a demon sympathizer, but what do you expect when you've been writing about one for nearly 5 years?
When Clary Fray heads out to a nightclub, the last thing she suspects she'll do is witness a murder. Much less a murder of a demon by three teens covered in strange tattoos calling themselves Shadowhunters.
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Well, alright then.
For the first time in a long time, I'm actually reading two books at the moment:
~ Northanger Abbey ~
by Jane Austen I'll be reading this one for a while, actually. See, I'm taking part in a read-along group (hosted at Reading with Tequila) and we're taking a few chapters each week and blogging/chatting about them. This first week was just the first 9 chapters (about 50 pages), so there's still time to sign up and join us.
Catherine Morland pictures herself a heroine, but is finding it quite difficult to play the part. She's not all that skilled, no one is acting villainous toward her, and she can't even find a dashing young man to fall hopelessly in love with. The book is actually a sort of parody of gothic novels, so I'm finding it quite humorous. Especially if I think of it in terms of Bella of Twilight...or perhaps more appropriately, the parody book, Nightlight.
~ City of Bones ~
by Cassandra Clare Okay, so I'm not even a full chapter in yet. Forgive me, but I felt I needed a break after the reading binge I forced upon myself with the Young Wizards series. Still, I am intrigued at the premise, if not a little miffed that the demon's been snuffed out before I can get to know him. Yes, I'm a demon sympathizer, but what do you expect when you've been writing about one for nearly 5 years?
When Clary Fray heads out to a nightclub, the last thing she suspects she'll do is witness a murder. Much less a murder of a demon by three teens covered in strange tattoos calling themselves Shadowhunters.
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Happy Hop Day, Vicky! I LOVED The Mortal Instruments! That first one felt like it took a little while for parts of it to really get going for me, but then I could not put them down! I hope you enjoy! :)
ReplyDeleteWell, you've sold me, I'm definitely adding Northanger Abbey to my To Read list.
ReplyDeleteI've long suspected that Twilight is secretly a gothic novel.
Thanks. :)
Hi! Just Hopping by - I'm a new follower :). I'm giving away an ARC of Lauren Kate's Torment, plus seven other books on my blog so do check that out if you decide to stop by.
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thanks for stopping by my blog! re: mercy falls...hmm, no, i'm reading the regular version. well, the e-version. i found that jacket image on goodreads and thought it was the coolest of the several different versions - no idea there was a graphic novel out. interesting...
ReplyDeletegood luck with northanger abbey! jane austen is my favorite author of all times but i have to say that is not my favorite book of hers. it's still good gothic fun though...jane is such a snarky wench.
Hi, I'm a new follower, I saw your blog on Book Blogs. I have a new book out - CALL OF THE WILDS
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Have a great day!
Thanks for blog hopping over to my blog and for following. I am a new follower here also. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteHey, stopping by from the hop!
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I've been wanting to read the City of Bones by Cassandra Clare. Is it awesomeness?
Hope to talk to you soon :D
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Found your blog through the blog hop, and am a new follower. Looking forward to your review of Northanger Abbey :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Hopping Day!
ReplyDeleteI´m an old follower and just stopping by from the hop!
Have a great weekend!
xoxo, Christine
Just hopping by to say "hi" and hope that you are having a good weekend!!!
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Happy Reading!
Hopping on over to say hello! Two great books -- enjoy!!
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