You Are Your Own Gym by Mark Lauren. I am hoping it will allow me to find a way to reach my fitness goal of being able to do pullups for the first time ever
I'm finishing up Son by Lois Lowry. This is the 4th and final book in her series that started with The Giver almost 20 years ago. Loving it.
Also just began Vol. 1 of The Rising Sun: The Decline and Fall of the Japanese Empire by John Toland. My dad snagged these out of print copies and let me borrow them.
Already Read
Dust & Decay by Jonathan Maberry
Rot & Ruin by Jonathan Maberry
Sirensong by Jenna Black
Infinite by Jodi Meadows
Asunder by Jodi Meadows
Incarnate by Jodi Meadows
Antigoddess by Kendare Blake
Pawn by Aimee Carter
... Oh, just looked it up, I didn't know because I was already in high school when the second one came out so it was off my radar already. Will have to go back and read the series
Wait... The Giver is a series? How did I never know that?!?! That used to be one of my favorite books.[/B]
Yes! I happened upon the other books a few years ago and was thrilled that Lowry decided to continue the story. The second book, Gathering Blue, isn't a sequel; it's a story that stands on its own about a different community and protagonist. The third book, Messenger, ties some of the threads between The Giver and Gathering Blue together. And the fourth, Son, sort of brings everything full circle.
I'd recommend the series to anyone who read The Giver and wondered what became of Jonas and Gabriel.
I just finished Fish by TJ Parsell. It's a memoir about his time in an adult prison when he was in has late teens. I could not put it down and was sad to finish it.
The Fault In Our Stars looks really good, I was thinking of reading it.
I just finished a great book called Every Patients Tells A Story (or the title was very similar), I loved it and I am thinking of reading more medical stuff.
I also had started Killing Jesus, I hope to get back to that.
The Fault In Our Stars looks really good, I was thinking of reading it.
I just finished a great book called Every Patients Tells A Story (or the title was very similar), I loved it and I am thinking of reading more medical stuff.
I also had started Killing Jesus, I hope to get back to that.
Take care
Amy
I've heard good things as well! I'm half way through the book and I started reading it yesterday, so that's usually a good sign I really enjoy the book. It's not your typical illness/cancer book -- it's more of a love story (so far).