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... Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
4. The Luxe by Anna Godberson
5. Looking for Alaska by John Green
6. Paper Towns by John Green
7. Holes by Louis Sachar
8. The Mysterious Benedict Society by Trenton Lee Stewart
9. Hush, Hush by Becca Fitzpatrick
... ... Hitler's Shadow by Susan Campbell Bartoletti. - YA non-fiction
I highly recommend them all!
At the moment I am reading Paper Towns by John Green (YA novel)... and toying with the idea of re-reading the Outlander series... ... your daughter would enjoy. Take a look at anything by John Green (An Abundance of Katherines, Looking for Alaska, and Paper Towns come to mind. (I haven't read these, but my daughter did and liked them). I notice that The Hunger Games and Catching Fire are in your library. My ... ... at it. I enjoyed them, but I think I would have had more connection to them if I'd read them when I was a child.
I read Paper Towns by John Green this week as well, whch I really really enjoyed. I actually discovered this author through his YouTube videos - he and his brother are two very ... ... Stork
YA which is reputed to be a bit like The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time which I really liked.
Paper Towns by John Green
Another YA: The last of John Green's books that I haven't read.
... stack was pulled BEFORE I joined this European challenge. So after I finished my Florida read for the 50 State Challenge (Paper Towns by John Green) I noticed with more than a small amount of glee that I actually had an old TBR in the back of the car set in FRANCE. So now I'm "in France" ... ... Angela Elwell Hunt is about a divorced woman who inherits an old funeral home (in Florida) from a distant relative.
Paper Towns by John Green is also based in Florida, in the suburbs of Orlando. Completed Book #21 - Paper Towns by John Green ... Fox (or Unwind or The Hunger Games or...)
Fantasy: Graceling
Straight fiction: 13 little blue envelopes (or Paper Towns) ... have expected. Don't get me wrong, it is good, but I must have gotten the plot confused with another book. I tried reading Paper Towns but just didn't catch my interest and I gave up about about 5 chapters in. I started The Reformed Vampire Support Group and I was enjoying it, but I had a ... ... to start off August with a John Greenathon. I read through An Abundance of Katherines and ten went straight into Paper Towns. I'm debating whether I want to do Looking for Alaska again right now or not. ... back during one of his Nerdfighter v-logs. I think it was a question Tuesday where he was mainly answering questions about Paper Towns, which he is writing the screenplay for.
Basically he said that no movie is ever "as good as the book," but this isn't a failing on the movie's part. It's ... I finished Paper Towns last night. It was kind of sad, but it does surprise me how much YA authors get away with nowadays. So many swears, wouldn't pass the censors in Salinger's day, but it's a great, funny book with a kind of Tezuka spiritual ending (as in, secular moving ending). ... of the month, and I'm getting ready to tackle Alyson Noel's Evermore. After that? I'm hoping I can finally grab Paper Towns -- I've been looking forward to reading it for months, and somehow keep pushing it back!
Edited to fix weird touchstones! ... Chains: Shawn Hornbeck and the Kidnapping Case that Shook the Nation 5.29
5The Guards 6.3
6 Double Cross 9.4
7 Paper Towns 10.9
8 In a Guilded Cage 10.15
9 What did you think of Paper Towns Jasper? I have read Green's An Abundance of Katherines and Looking for Alaska, but have not gotten to that one yet. 39. How shall I tell the Dog by Miles Kington
40. Paper Towns by John Green Am reading An Abundance of Katherines by John Green, will move onto Paper Towns and Looking for Alaska later on.
His book talk was very entertaining and accepting of cultural differences between here in Australia and America. I like him! I misbehaved the other day and ordered Lisa McMann's Wake, John Green's Paper Towns and Maureen Johnson's Suite Scarlett from Amazon! I should feel bad, but I guess I really don't... I'm so looking forward to getting them! ...
1. House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski
2. Tuesdays With Morrie by Mitch Albom
3. Pendragon by D.J. MacHale
4. Paper Towns by John Green
5. Infoquake by David Louis Edelman
6. The Princess Bride by William Goldman
7. Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte
8. Cirque du Freak ... Finished John Green's Paper Towns sometime last week, and am now reading Sheri Lynch's Hello, My Name is Mommy in preparation. So far I'm enjoying it. >44 Paper Towns just won an Edgar in the YA category! I've never read any John Green (never heard of him until I joined this group) but he seems to be popular around here. #42: I listened to Looking for Alaska and enjoyed it. I also have Paper Towns on my TBR pile. ... - this was beautiful
In the Woods - I thought about this book for days - which for me means it made an impression
Paper Towns - entertaining
So - my book of the month - it would have to be a tie between "Wild Swans" and "In the Woods". Both got me thinking. Can't wait to see what ... I really liked Looking for Alaska but could not get into An Abundance of Katherines. I wasn't aware of Paper Towns -- I'll put that on my "to read" list! ... Lost Things yesterday afternoon, and am still processing it. I enjoyed it, but in a disturbing, creepy way.
Next up is Paper Towns... ... to make me go bankrupt...
The Haunting of Alaizabel Cray by Chris Wooding
P.S. Your Cat is Dead by James Kirkwood
Paper Towns by John Green
The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaimen
The Pilo Family Circus by Will Elliot
Maximum Ride: Max by James Patterson
War for the Oaks by Emma B ... ... current read, your last read and the book you'll read next?
The Book of Lost Things; Snow Flower and the Secret Fan; Paper Towns or Prodigal Summer
3. What book did everyone like and you hated?
The Dive From Clausen’s Pier (in book club); Little Women (friends); anything by Char ... ... about it at first (it was a gift from a close biblioholic friend, so I figured I'd trust her judgment).
I also have Paper Towns and The Book of Lost Things from the library, so they'll be coming up soon...
*edited to fix touchstone* ... break. If I try to force myself to read less-fun stuff at lunch, I end up avoiding reading at lunch instead.
#220 Grk, Paper Towns is the only other John Green book I've read in fact! It was gripping, but not as strong as Alaska, which I read first. I wondered whether my opinions on ... #217 - lefty, have you read any of his other books? I've got Paper Towns on hold at the library to pick up this weekend and I'm really looking forward to it, as I was so gripped and moved by Looking for Alaska! What is it with Cecil Castellucci?
and I have read... (Drum roll please)
Paper Towns by John Green! ... and the story is cute and the characters were believable. I have am looking forward to reading Looking for Alaska and Paper Towns.
28. *Looking for Alaska by John Green (221) YA/Fic
Another excellent book. Green has a knack for creating characters that are interesting to read ... I think I might choose Paper Towns by John Green although I've only read it once ... read but very enjoyable.
Looking for Alaska byJohn Green
This was recommended to me as I didn't particularly enjoy Paper Towns. John Green redeemed himself with this book. Will be looking out for more from Green.
Picking up the Pieces by Heather Marshall
A good example of why I ... Paper Towns was definitely one of my favorites of 2008, and I think, John Green's best to date. Maybe Margo is a little unbelievable--or maybe it's just the way Q perceives her that makes her so goddess-like. Hmmm....do you suppose that was the point? Maybe teens tend to see only what they ... ... world from the world of Twilight, though, haha.
>theaelizabet: I believe that people are having mixed reactions about Paper Towns because of its similarity to his first book, Looking for Alaska. Namely, that there is this ineffable, unreachable, cool/enigmatic girl, loved by a slightly ... #44: The others who have reviewed Paper Towns here on the 75 book challenge seem to agree that it is not Green's best work. You might give Looking for Alaska and An Abundance of Katherines a try. I read them both last year and enjoyed them. 18) Paper Towns by John Green
I'm not quite sure what to think of this book. It was an easy, enjoyable read, but a little predictable. It's a young adult book, so I suppose teenagers might like it more than I did. A nice change of pace from what I have been reading though. ... teens (and adults, I'm not biased here!) end up LOVING John Green's works, although most have mixed reactions about Paper Towns. If it's your daughter's first Green book, though, I'm sure she won't be disappointed, and will eagerly track down his previous books as well! Book No. 31
Looking for Alaska by John Green
4 stars
After reading Paper Towns it was recommended that I try Looking for Alaska and I will say that John Green has definitely been redeemed in my mind.
The characters are insanely real, refreshingly honest portrayals of teenagers. Th ... That was a hilarious part of Paper Towns... ... us consider the role justice has and the forms it can take. Very emotional story.
Quiver by Peter Leonard - 4 stars
Paper Towns by John Green - 3 1/2 stars, found this to be to long winded with a disappointing end
Drowning Ruth by Christina Schwarz - 4 1/2 stars, a gripping tale of ... What did you think of Paper towns? #59: Too bad about the ending of Paper Towns. I have come to expect more than that from John Green. 33. Paper Towns by John Green
Finished 30 January 09
Book No. 24
Paper Towns by John Green
3 1/2 stars
After a fun filled night of revenge Margo runs away from home. Quentin, Q to his friends, follows what he thinks is a series of clues to try and locate Margo.
I found this book started off welll with a lot of comedy and wit and then ... #10: How was Paper Towns? I read a couple of Green's books last year and thought they were very good. 3. Paper Towns - John Greene
4. Generation Dead - Daniel Waters I finished Paper Towns -- it was good, but not great. It's starting to feel like John Green has a very small set of characters to draw from. I have a hard time keeping his main guys separate, and the girls are always MPDGs.
The ... ... during the next ten days, before the announcements that happen a week from Monday.)
Next up, I think I will read Paper Towns. So there, Espy. I do listen to you . . . sometimes. ;-) ... love it.
I finished The Hollow Kingdom (again). :) I love that book. I hope you do read it, K!
Next up is Paper Towns, Close Kin (Hollow Kingdom #2), and Rich Like Them (my ER book). I finished Hush: An Irish Princess' Tale, but I didn't really care for it. Now Espy thinks I should read Paper Towns, but I'm not sure I'm in the mood for John Green. ... even though they are very different books. And Kate is a much stronger main character than Bella.
Also I picked up Paper Towns from the library today, so I'll start that in the next day or so. :) Espy, I just got the call today that Looking for Alaska is waiting for me at the library, and I just added Paper Towns to my queue. Of course, given that the estimated wait for Paper Towns is 97 days, I should have plenty of time to finish Looking for Alaska first!
If I can ever get off L ... ... this morning, though: If you liked anything by John Green you should definitely drop whatever you're doing and pick up Paper Towns. Just saying... ... to make a rule that I don't start anything by either Markus Zusak or John Green right before I go to bed. I started read Paper Towns at about midnight, and I finished it roughly 15 minutes ago. It is absolutely fantastic! I kept wanting to read more, and there was really no time I could put ... ... to Dragons and both started and finished Alcatraz Versus the Scrivener's Bones. I think I'm going to borrow the copy of Paper Towns that Foggi brought back from the library next. >13
the latest by John Green is Paper Towns, sadly that one is not translated in Dutch yet, so I have to wait. Ms. Bella, I almost picked up Elsewhere today! I went withThe Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao instead. I just finished Paper Towns, which (as anything I have read from John Green) was hilarious. If you haven't read Looking for Alaska you NEED to.
I went to Target to get.... ummm... ... 1. Paper Towns by John Green
On my To-Read List:
Iodine
Little Brother
The Hunger Games
The Elegance of the Hedgehog
I'm always open to suggestions if anyone has some good ones along these lines! ... I enjoyed this book, it made me wish I were more intelligent, oh well, I guess I’ll work with what I have. **** ½
3. Paper Towns by John Green 302pp. My second John Green book, I enjoyed this one more than An Abundance of Katherines and I’m sure I will enjoy Looking for A ...
1. Abundance of Katherine by John Green >12 You should definitely try to get to Paper Towns. I started it yesterday, now on page 179 and can hardly put it down. In fact I'm going to go read it now.
I haven't read Looking for Alaska yet but can't wait to. ... and I'd like to try something else, I think. Many of the graduates in this area have degrees from San Jose.
I have Paper Towns out from the library, but haven't started it yet. It will probably be awhile before I do get to it in any case. How was Paper Towns? >11,
I haven't read the others, but I think I have Paper Towns out from the library right now. I should probably return it, because I know I'm not going to get to it right away (I try not to read the same author too close together).
I'm definitely going to give the rest of his books a try, ... ...
Generation Dead by Daniel Waters
Notes From the Midnight Driver by Jordan Sonnenblick
(I would love to put Paper Towns by John Green on the list, but I just read it today.)
Thanks for sharing; I love recommendations! ... much that's new to add, but I love making these kinds of lists:
Twilight by Stephanie Meyer
Slam by Nick Hornby
Paper Towns by John Green
Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist by Rachel Cohn Paper Towns by John Green
Let It Snow by Maureen Johnson, John Green and Lauren Myracle
13 Little Blue Envelopes by Maureen Johnson
Stardust by Neil Gaiman
Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist by Rachel Cohn and David Levithan Since my last post, I've read (in the YA category):
Paper Towns by John Green - Very good. I know lots of people didn't think it was up to his usual standard but I quite liked it.
The Tales of Beedle the Bard by J.K. Rowling - Fine. Good for, say.... half an hour of reading, haha.
Leonardo ... 402. Sugarplum Surprises - Elisabeth Fairchild (272)
403. Paper Towns - John Green (352) #207 HRH FAM: John Green had a new book come in late 2008 called Paper Towns if you are interested. I have not yet had a chance to read it, so I cannot comment on how good it is. ... Frank Portman
Just in Case by Meg Rosoff
Spanking Shakespeare by Jake Wizner
Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist
Paper Towns by John Green
Honorable mentions to Becoming Chloe by Catherine Ryan Hyde and Fighting Ruben Wolfe by Markus Zusak
Well, then! I intend to read Paper Towns (and have several friends who have read it),
But I've never read Flowers in the Attic. Here are my top five with one honorable mention. I have to add that I have not read Paper Towns so that could easily make it into the top 5.
Unwind - easily one of my favorites of all time
Hunger Games - I could not put this down
Thirteen Reason Why - Read in one sitting
Little Brothe ... I've read Julius Caesar,
But I've never read Paper Towns. I agree, I really enjoyed Looking for Alaska and I just felt like Paper Towns was too close of the same subject but it was good. I haven't read An Abundance of Katherine's yet and I'm wondering if I should take the time to read it?? Any suggestions? I'm not sure if the other two books were just so much better than Paper Towns, or if it's just the third time he used the same formula, and that made me like it less. Maybe if I had read Paper Towns first I would really like it. I just can't read the same book cranked out by him over and over ... ... Hand Of Evil by John Saul
11 One Fifth Avenue by Candace Bushnell
12 Remember Me? by Sophie Kinsella
13 Paper Towns by John Green
14 Another Mother's Life by Rowen Coleman
15 The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold
16 Shoe Addicts Anonymous by Beth Harbison
... ... Raji Codell - 3 stars
8. Black Sheep: Yvonne Collins & Sandy Rideout - 4 stars
9. Paper Towns: John Green - 3 1/2 stars
Category complete
Best book - Black Sheep
Worst book - Vive La Paris
... the difference was that it didn't really try to live up to it, going instead in a completely different direction.
I have Paper Towns by John Green on hold at the library right now... I need to go pick that up :D ... Case of the Linoleum Lederhosen by M. T. Anderson.
97. Feed by M. T. Anderson. Highly recommended.
98. Paper Towns by John Green. Not as good as the last two; but the repetitive themes in this book (how often can you essentially retell the same characters?) are also ... I've just finished Chalice by Robin McKinley, which is wonderful! I've just picked up John Green's Paper towns, as well as When the black girl sings by Bil Wright, and I'm looking forward to diving into these. ... sequels. Maybe I already own them and don't know it. Hmmm. That's what LT's for, right? In any case, I've got a hold on Paper Towns at our library. I was thrilled to see I'm not going to have to wait for it.
...
43. From the Mixed up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler by E.L. Konigsburg - Again, I listened to this one on CD.
44. Paper Towns by John Green
I'm now working on number 45, 39 Clues by Rick Riordin. I got it from a co-worker who received her copy at the California Library Association ... #240-241 alaska: Glad to hear that you enjoyed An Abundance of Katherines. Green's newest book, Paper Towns, just came out in late October and I have seen some good reviews of it, although I have not yet had a chance to read it.
As far as The Giver goes, I just discovered recently that ... ...
2. To Say Nothing of the Dog by Connie Willis
3. Timeline by Michael Crichton
4. Time and Again by Jack Finney
5. Paper Towns by John Green
6. Jack of Shadows by Roger Zelazny
7. The Butterfly Effect by James Swallow
8. ...
9. ... ... by Claire Messud
The Somnambulist by Jonathan Barnes
The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho
In The Woods by Tana French
Paper Towns by John Green
**On the 1001 Books Before You Die list **
READ The House of the Spirits by Isabel Allende
The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco
One Hundr ... Just finished Paper Towns by John Green a couple of days ago and have since begun reading Stop in the name of pants by Louise Rennison I read Paper Towns by John Green. It was alright. I've liked his other books An Abundance of Katherines and Looking for Alaska much better. The common theme of the amazing and aloof high school female and the dorky and everyday average high school male chasing after her is getting a little ... ... by Alex Sanchez
Let it Snow: Three Holiday Stories by John Green, Maureen Johnson and Lauren Myracle
Paper Towns by John Green
Rebel Angels by Libba Bray
Up next is:
The Sweet Far Thing by Libba Bray
and
Wide Awake by David Levithan
Edite ... ... read.
Not entirely sure what I'll be reading next as I'm onto the latest books by John Green, Let it Snow and Paper Towns. ... me. The last book(s) that I've fallen for was the Harry Potter series. Now, I'm entranced by a book I recently read called Paper Towns by John Green. I thought the book was fantastic! I would really like to recommend it for everyone...because, although it is a young adult book, it is ... Finished Paper Towns a week ago and am now reading The Book Thief! ... things John Green gives to his characters... in Looking for Alaska it was Famous Last Words. Is there anything in Paper Towns? 58. Paper Towns - John Green
My first read as a college student that's not for school! Yay!
Goodness, this was a much anticipated book for me. Like, I've been looking forward to this sucka since sometime last year. It was really good, no doubt, but it felt like the same characters from ... I just read and reviewed Paper Towns - my first John Green. Will be reading the other two! 38) Paper towns by John Green. I got this as an advance reader's copy from work, yet I had wanted to read it anyway, so it was a fantastic surprise. Being my first of his, I enjoyed the writing and plot layout immensely, though it has the distinct simplicity of young adult lit. The ... ... #11, I share your assessment. Mr. Green has definitely made his way onto my favourite authors list. I can't wait to read Paper Towns next month.
Ooooh I think my boss has an ARC of Paper Towns - she said she liked it but that it was just ok. But...I'm starting to learn that my taste is pretty different from hers. I'm gonna see if I can get my hands on a copy. Wait til you guys have a chance to read Paper Towns! I believe it's John's best yet--many, many layers, and many lessons to be learned about how we perceive others--in addition to being a great story with characters you'll be glad you met! oh my god!
I so claim first dibs on Paper Towns! ... and Refugees - Chuck Palahniuk
6. Devilish - Maureen Johnson
7. Paper Towns - John Green
8. Stop in the name of pants! - Louise Rennison
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