Read-a-Thon ’09
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Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie — 122
It was interesting. My sister is very good at figuring mysteries out but I am totally clueless the whole time. So what were my thoughts? “This is so inrealistic! Yeah, like that would ever just happen!”
Clueless ol’ me. Anyways, gotta love Poirot!I Kissed Dating Goodbye by Joshua Harris — 220
One of my good friends got herself a boyfriend last week (he’s a college graduate with a job, she’s in college; she was homeschooled, from a Christian family, and has been coming to my church for atleast nine years; he was partly homeschooled, I’ve only ever met his brother, and he’s been coming to my church for the last twelve years–you may abandon your visions of a highschool not-sure-what-you-would-call-it situation) and so I read this because of her. Them. Well, that’s where the interest came from. The interest came from them but I read it for myself. I definitely didn’t read it so I can more easily determine whether or not they’re being holy, though I’m sure if I wanted to do so I would find the Relation Ship Wonder, Joshua Harris, to be very useful.
It was an interesting book, not amazing as everyone seems to claim. Just interesting, it didn’t really seem to be useful until the last chapter. Oh, well, whatever.Boy Meets Girl by Joshua Harris — 218
Book two. I liked it a little moer than the first, but not particularly. Same as Kissed Dating but a little more interesting and a little more useful a little sooner.
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