Omg I can't handle all of this excitement over a book I haven't read... I feel so left out of the loop!! Must go to the library THIS WEEKEND and see what this is all about. :)
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If you sucked any harder you might pass out!!!!
jk but seriously, if you lived any closer and i wasn't getting the book in 13 hours and 16 minutes i might have to steal it!!!!
I'm so excited!!!!!!!!!!
For any of you that haven't read the series yet go get started NOW!!!! You are lucky you didn't have to wait months and months to find out what happens. GO NOW!
See...I KNEW there was a reason I haven't read them. Now when I do, it'll be like renting the box set of a TV show. No commercials and now waiting til next week to see what happens.
Now I just have to figure out who can loan me those books...
You are going to "force" me to buy this tomorrow aren't you? And not let me be a good steward of my money and wait for my nubmer 280something to come up at the library?
I had never heard about this series until it was featured in the EW magazine a few weeks ago. I will have to go out and hunt a copy down so I can read what all the fuss is about!!
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I MUST go get started IMMEDIATELY!
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jk but seriously, if you lived any closer and i wasn't getting the book in 13 hours and 16 minutes i might have to steal it!!!!
I'm so excited!!!!!!!!!!
For any of you that haven't read the series yet go get started NOW!!!! You are lucky you didn't have to wait months and months to find out what happens. GO NOW!
Now I just have to figure out who can loan me those books...
I read a lot but mostly murder mysteries.
I agree with Cecily R, I can read them as a set, which is always a treat!
I will have to go out and hunt a copy down so I can read what all the fuss is about!!
We pick up our copies tomorrow!!! I can't wait!!