Oh hahahah those are so great! I defininetly have to go checks out this hashtag. I think my favorites are The Fault In Our S'mores and To Slightly Injure a Mockingbird. Is the City of Scones originally City of Ember?
Ohhh hmm I was gonna be excited that someone else had read City of Ember. I remember reading it for fun in 5th grade and then actually having to read it for school later on. Great book
It kinda reminds me of Divergent & The Giver. I think there is a sequel or two? I haven't The Maze Runner books yet, but I finished The Fault With Our Stars on Saturday(?) and need something new to start so I'll have to check that one out! Part of me feels like my aunt might have the first book, hmmmm...
I read City of Ember! It was required in 5th gradeOhhh hmm I was gonna be excited that someone else had read City of Ember. I remember reading it for fun in 5th grade and then actually having to read it for school later on. Great book
Lol okay then maybe I read it in 4th for fun and 5th for school haha. Idk why but I always thought that book was super good even though I could probably read it in a few hours now lolI read City of Ember! It was required in 5th grade
I think I might have read the second on but can't remember any of it. I just found out about the movie last week! I was curious if it was any good. I think I'll have to watch it now that I've gotten a good opinion on it.
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I read it in a few hours in 5th grade. I was always at least 2 grades ahead on my reading level
Lol I probably did then too, I can't remember how long it is or how big the text is. I remember being in the accelerated reading group since like 2nd grade, reading was definitely my favorite subject! My roommate thinks that I shouldn't admit to reading for fun hahahahaha
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I like reading too! I bought the next 2 books in the Unwind trilogy because I was in the bookstore for fun with my boyfriend and had no idea there was 2 more books
Ooo what's that series about?!haha
basically there was a 2nd civil war because of the whole Pro Choice vs. Pro Life groups and the end result was that life was sacred from conception to age 13. From age 13-18 a parent could sign an "Unwind Accord'' so the child would be unwound. Technically they'd still be living but in a divided state. So say, for instance, a man lost his arm in battle, they would take the arm from a child sent for unwinding and they would be good to go. Some people don't like this idea, especially the kids sent for unwinding, so they break out of Harvest Camps or run away before the cops come. The whole series is based on different accounts of different kids that all tie in together.
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Whoa, sounds interesting. Gonna have to check this series out!
