I love to read. I used to read like a maniac about 2-3years ago but now I've had to slow down and just read what I can. I love sites like goodreads because I can read reviews of books from other people and decide what to read next. So here are a few are my recent GoodReads "Reads" for you.

I was so excited for this book. I am a big fan of the Divergent series (though I have yet to read the last book :o ) and I saw that this recently came out and I immediately reserved at the library. It is so good! It also helps I can CLEARLY see Theo James as Four as I read this book. Which isn't a bad thing in my book. ;)

The finale of the TMI series. Such a sad day. City of Ashes is my favorite of the series and I was SO hopeing this book would redeem my love for the series since the books after City of Ashes we so "Eh". And it did. This books is a great ending and made up for the lack of joy I found reading book #4 and #5.
It is HUGE. I was surprised I read it in just a couple days. I was thinking it was going to take me at least a week.

It took me a while to get into this book. I wasn't sure how I was going to feel about it. I kept reading and it kept getting better. Its a newer dystopian series that everyone should put on their lists to read!

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Krista McGee is celebrating the release of Anomaly, the first book in her new YA dystopian series, with an iPad Mini Giveaway!


One winner will receive:

• An iPad Mini
• A $25 iTunes gift card (download Anomaly to the iPad!)

Enter today by clicking one of the icons below. But hurry, the giveaway ends on July 31st. Winner will be announced at Krista's website on August 2nd.

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After the 1st wave, only darkness remains. After the 2nd, only the lucky escape. And after the 3rd, only the unlucky survive. After the 4th wave, only one rule applies: trust no one.

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I ador this series. It's probably one of my favorites. Delirium healed my hunger games "book hangover". So I was very sad to read the end to the trilogy. However, unlike Pandemonium, which i felt kind of drang on and didn't have much action till the last half of the book, Requiem makes up for that. Action and more action and Alex and more action. It was a great end to a great trilogy and you better READ IT! 

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In the dystopian future of For Darkness Shows the Stars, a genetic experiment has devastated humanity. In the aftermath, a new class system placed anti-technology Luddites in absolute power over vast estates—and any survivors living there.
 
Elliot North is a dutiful Luddite and a dutiful daughter who runs her father’s estate. When the boy she loved, Kai, a servant, asked her to run away with him four years ago, she refused, although it broke her heart.
 
Now Kai is back. And while Elliot longs for a second chance with her first love, she knows it could mean betraying everything she’s been raised to believe is right.
 
But Elliot soon discovers her old friend carries a secret--one that could change their society . . . or bring it to its knees. And again, she's faced with a choice: cling to what she's been raised to believe, or cast her lot with the only boy she's ever loved, even if she's lost him forever.

Inspired by Jane Austen's Persuasion, For Darkness Shows the Stars is a breathtaking romance about opening your mind to the future and your heart to the one person you know can break it.

My Review
Took me long enough to review this book didnt it??? 
I think so too. 
And I apologize.
BUT just because I took so long to write a review doesn't mean I didn't enjoy it :) 
Actually, i more then enjoyed it. It was amazing!
I've been a wuss and have read every Jane Austen novel EXCEPT Persuasion, so I was really curious to read this novel and see how it compared 
(I lied a little, I have read at least a couple chapters of Persuasion, so i know the gist of it and what it is about).

This is a great adaptation or inspired version of Persuasion. Diana writes with such fluidity and grace, its a beautiful read. The story line and plot is mind grabbing and exciting and the characters are interesting and creative.
I HIGHLY recommend you add this book to your "to read's" shelf! 

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Broken Wings

By Shannon Dittemore 

Published by Thomas Nelson

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I Still Believe by Jeremy Camp



Christian recording artist Jeremy Camp has written songs that have touched millions of lives. His lyrics reveal a heart that’s been broken and a faith that has been tested and restored.

In I Still Believe, Jeremy shares, with unflinching candor and emotion, the extraordinary story behind his award-winning lyrics–from his impoverished childhood, rebellious teenage years, and spiritual awakening at Bible College, to the tragic loss of his first wife, Melissa, to cancer and the heart-wrenching spiritual journey that followed–a journey that reignited Jeremy’s faith, inspired some of his most beloved songs, and paved the way for a second chance at love with his second wife, Adrienne.

This memoir is a must-read for Jeremy Camp fans everywhere, and an inspiring, encouraging read for anyone who has ever experienced loss.

My Review -
I'm not big on biographies, but I REALLY enjoyed this book. I myself, am a Jeremy Camp fan, and this book is a great way to know the man behind the music. It's written beautifully and its a great quick and easy read!