Well, I'm excluding January because I can't remember what I read.
I'm quite a bit late, and I'm a new user, so please excuse me ignorance.
I hope I'm doing this right...D: Also, does anyone know how to make text bold/underlined, etc.? I'd really appreciate an answer to this!

February

1. Kissed by an Angel - Elizabeth Chandler
Was an alright book.

2. Castle in the Sky - Dianna Wynne Jones
Sequel to Howl's Moving Castle (a book and movie I love). I simply love her style of writing, and I was very pleased with this. I'm downloading the movie as I type.

3. House of Many Ways - Dianna Wynne Jones
The book the comes after Castle in the Sky. Again, great book! Love her style!

4. Burned - Ellen Hopkins
Alright book. Felt rushed at the end, though.

5. Life of Pi - Yann Martel
AMAZING AMAZING book! The end was shocking, completely turned the book upside down.

March

6. Rant - Chuck Palahnuk
Real page turner! The style it's written in was very different, but very interesting to read...
Interesting concepts, great characters.

7. Wicked - Gregory Maguire
I was very satisfied with this book. I had planned on reading it for awhile now, and I'm glad that my expectations weren't shot down. I really liked how the witch's character was developed.

8. Identical - Ellen Hopkins
Another good book by her, probably my favorite out of the three I read. The ending was a surprise, I liked it. :

April

9. Boy Meets Boy - David Levithan
A very short, good book. : I enjoyed it very much, loved how it focused on a homosexual relationship rather than hetero. Great for light reading!

10. The Devil Wears Prada - Lauren Weisberger
It didn't meet my expectations at all, to put it plainly.
Perhaps because I was reading Angels and Demons at the same time...

11. Go Ask Alice - Anonymous
Pretty good book. Interesting that it was a true diary.

12. Angels and Demons -Dan Brown
AMAZING book! I can't wait to read the rest of his books, and I can't wait for the movie.

May

13. Inkdeath - Cornelia Funke
Pretty good wrap up to the trilogy. : I was overly happy about Dustfinger.

14. Catch Me If You Can - Frank W. Abagnale
Ahh, a great book to go with a great movie. I was not let down. :)

June

15. Glass - Ellen Hopkins
Another interesting book by her. I find it kind of cool how I enjoy reading them when I can't really relate to it as closely as many teenagers my age.

Message edited by its author, Jun 5, 2009, 5:53am.

Welcome! You're doing just fine!

To make text bold, use " put text here ".
To make italics, use " put text here ".

Except take out the spaces in the brackets (needed to make the html code show up).

Hm. I tried that, I thought. D: Ah well, -tires again-.
Thank you, by the way!

Message edited by its author, Mar 16, 2009, 2:36pm.

why do you think kissed by an angel was onlyt an okay book JC.

I felt like it was dragged out too far.
For me, the main character wasn't in my tastes.

7. Wicked - Gregory Maguire
I was very satisfied with this book. I had planned on reading it for awhile now, and I'm glad that my expectations weren't shot down. I really liked how the witch's character was developed.

8. Identical - Ellen Hopkins
Another good book by her, probably my favorite out of the three I read. The ending was a surprise, I liked it. :

9. Boy Meets Boy- David Levithan
A very short, good book. : I enjoyed it very much, loved how it focused on a homosexual relationship rather than hetero. Great for light reading!

10. The Devil Wears Prada - Lauren Weisberger
It didn't meet my expectations at all, to put it plainly.
Perhaps because I was reading Angels and Demons at the same time...

Message edited by its author, Apr 28, 2009, 8:36pm.

11. Go Ask Alice - Anonymous
Pretty good book. Interesting that it was a true diary.

I'm pretty sure it wasn't, actually, or at least it's questionable if it was or not.

According to snopes.com (my go-to for stuff like this), it is a fictional "cautionary" story. I shelved it in fiction at my high school library.

12. Angels and Demons -Dan Brown
AMAZING book! I can't wait to read the rest of his books, and I can't wait for the movie. (It comes out on the 15th, by the way!)

Yeah, that's what I heard. Ehh, doesn't matter all too much to me. It was only labeled as such to scare and relate to teenagers on a more personal level. :P

13. Inkdeath - Cornelia Funke
Pretty good wrap up to the trilogy. : I was overly happy about Dustfinger.

14. Catch Me If You Can - Frank W. Abagnale
Ahh, a great book to go with a great movie. I was not let down. :)

15. Glass - Ellen Hopkins
Another interesting book by her. I find it kind of cool how I enjoy reading them when I can't really relate to it as closely as many teenagers my age.