I did get to read City of Ember, which was very fun to read. I can see why it won the Mark Twain Award. I can’t wait to read the sequel, People of Sparks.

Last week, I finished how i live now by Meg Rosoff, so I owe you guys a review. I know I’m a little late reading it, but better late than never.

I’m going to a big library conference tomorrow and I’m bringing along some books from work for the authors to autograph. I will be bringing Looking for Alaska by John Greene and Black Juice. I will also bring my own copy of Neil Gaiman’s Anansi Boys. So, I will read these books and I promise to post reviews if I get the books read during the conference!

My spring break reading list includes The Ravenmaster’s Secret by Elvira Woodruff, The Gorillas of Gill Park by Amy Gordon, and Crandall’s Castle by Betty Ren Wright. My boss was not very interested in that last book. I also hope to get to City of Ember by Jeanne du Prau.

I haven’t forgotten about this site! My teachers are keeping me so busy with required reading that I haven’t had a chance to read for fun! I’ll be reading Life is Funny for one of my classes, so I’ll post my review here after I read it.

I am immersed in finals right now, but I have quite a reading list for my three-week break. I will be reading and reviewing a few books:

Brashares, Ann– Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants
Crutcher, Chris– Athletic Shorts
Curtis, Christopher– Bud Not Buddy
Johnson, Angela– The First Part Last
Strasser, Todd– Give a Boy a Gun

I will also read something by Sarah Dessen.

I will also reread Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy and post a review of that.

There are a few other books I want to read, but these are the priorities. If you have any suggestions, add a comment! Reviews will begin after May 12!