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I'm about to dive into Anne McCaffrey's books. I plan to finish all the Pern books at least by the end of next month.

oo, I haven't read the pern books, but the acorna books are really good :)

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I just finished Trickster's Choice and Trickster's Queen by Tamora Pierce, and I loved them! So interesting, exciting, and suspenseful! I definitely recommend them.
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ochazuke=yummy wrote:
I just finished Trickster's Choice and Trickster's Queen by Tamora Pierce, and I loved them! So interesting, exciting, and suspenseful! I definitely recommend them.

Seconded. (On the them being amazing, not the just read them.) These are like, my favorite books ever <3

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Which I finished last week some when, and I'm reading
The Horus Heresy: Horus Rising, now.
(Which does actually mean I read it book 2 then book 1, and with my luck I'll find and read book 4 (The Eistenstein Incident) (Which isn't released yet) Before I do book 3 (Galaxy in flames).
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Bunicula.It's a very good book.


Aww, I remember those books. They're fun.

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I just finished Sunshine by Robin McKinley. It was really good. Confusing, but interesting, and somehow she made the magic make sense and follow rules.
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For my US history class, The Jungle by Upton Sinclair. In a few weeks I'll be finished with that book and will have started on Flags of Our Fathers, by an author whose name I can't remember. >.<

I do have 1984 by George Orwell, though I probably won't have time to read it until the summer.

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