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Showing posts with label Fiction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fiction. Show all posts

Friday, March 20, 2009

Your Guide to All Things Twilight!

For all the Twilight series fans, check out some of the newest champions and guides to the series and the Twilight movie, ready for release Saturday, March 21st!



Written by Twilight creator Stephenie Meyer this is the only official guide to the series contains character profiles, maps, and references from Twilight, Eclipse, New Moon, and Breaking Dawn. An absolute must for any Twilight fan.

Twilight : The Complete Illustrated Movie Companion


Did you love the Twilight movie? This handy companion contains behind-the-scenes information about the cast of the Twilight film including, interviews and images of the cast, locations, and scenes from the movie.



Twilight - Movie Soundtrack

Do you remember Edward and Bella's first kiss? Relive that movie moment and many others through the Twilight movie through the music. With songs from 12 artists including, Collective Soul, Linkin Park, and Iron & Wine, this CD soundtrack will take you back to all those moments that made Twilight so memorable.


Saturday, March 7, 2009

A Romance for the Ages


The year is 1291 and Finulla Crass, the adventurous daughter of the local miller, is determined to help her older sister, Mellana secure a substantial dowry for marriage. Enter Sir Hugo Fitzstephan, a handsome knight who is returning home from the Crusades with a large fortune... large enough, say, to kidnap and hold him ransom for the money Mellana needs?
Ransom My Heart is a delightful historical romance written by Princess Diaries series heroine Princess Mia Thermopolis (with help from Meg Cabot, who is donating all proceeds to Greenpeace). There are no princesses in this sophisticated historical romance, but you'll enjoy the humor, two believable and likable protagonists, and plenty of action of all kinds.

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Friday, February 27, 2009

The Perks of Being a Wallflower

Being fourteen is not easy, especially if you're dealing with the death of your best friend and a new school. For Charlie, the main character of Stephen Chbosky's The Perks of Being a Wallflower, working his way through the first year of high school means dealing with these things and more. The story is told through letters Charlie writes to an anonymous reader, and more often than not you feel like he is writing to you. Try this one out, and by the time you're finished you will feel like you've just made a friend: a really good one who knows exactly what you're going through.
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Thursday, February 26, 2009

Beware of the Zombie Blondes!


For fifteen-year-old Hannah, moving from place to place and making new friends is nothing new. But, when Hannah and her father move to Maplecrest, Vermont she discovers something creepy about the girls in the cheerleading squad, they’re all blonde and very pale. Desperate to fit in, Hannah will risk it all it to become popular, even if it means becoming a “zombie blonde.” Check out Zombie Blondes by Brian James today!

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Monday, February 23, 2009

Things that go bump in the night...


In this thrilling book, a famous horror author holds a short-story contest, offering the five finalists the chance to spend what turns out to be a terrifying- and deadly- night with him in a haunted house. Full of terrifying stories and supernatural malevolence, if you're looking to get creeped-out, Daemon Hall by Andrew Nance to read in the dark.

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Looking for a crazy book??


Check out Voss: How I Come to America and am Hero, Mostly by David Ives. Vospop Vsklzwczdztwczky (Voss for short) is a 15 year old illegal "immigrunt" from the imaginary country of Slobovia. He writes "ladders" to his friend Meero back home about his crazy American adventures. He doesn't speak great English so his letters are full of hilarious words and bizarre spelling errors while he runs around the city saving people (or "pipple") and gets himself into "dipp, dipp trobble". How many silly versions of English words can you find in this book?

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