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Originally posted by THE BOUNCERThanks for your help with ghost books you couple of ass beards.
I'll keep looking. I don't really read stuff like that.
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Yeah, check out City of Ember. It is very very good. Also dystopian fiction, like The Giver.
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The Giver is a book loved by all ages, no doubt. My almost 15 year old really likes it, too. I'm not familiar with the other one.
My second grader is reading another of the Diary of a Wimpy Kid books - those are cute!
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FB, speaking of 4th grade books, I've been getting a kick of of reading the books that have been assigned to my son who is in 6th grade now. Two particular ones:
1. The Giver by Lois Lowry
Amazon.com: The Giver (illustrated; gift edition) (9780547424774): Lois Lowry: Books
2. City of Ember
Amazon.com: The City of Ember (Books of Ember) (9780385736282): Jeanne DuPrau: Books
I thought both were excellently written and very accessible for adults.
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Originally posted by ScrumhalfWell, close. The girl's spirit watches how her family deals with her death, right? I thought it was along the same lines.
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Well, close. The girl's spirit watches how her family deals with her death, right? I thought it was along the same lines.
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Originally posted by Scrumhalf View PostHas she read Alice Sebold's "The Lovely Bones?"
Amazon.com: The Lovely Bones (9780316044936): Alice Sebold: Books
And has nothing to do with ghosts! :P
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Has she read Alice Sebold's "The Lovely Bones?"
http://www.amazon.com/Lovely-Bones-A...3300591&sr=8-2
Very good book. A difficult subject, I personally have a hard time reading these kinds of books, especially dealing with the death of young people (eg. Bridge to Terabithia)but this is a very very good book.
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