TahiriVeila
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Member“Buzz droids!”
-Anakin Skywalker, Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith Novelization by Matthew Stover.
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MemberYea!!! Thanks to the Incredibooks staff for this incredible event! Hope to see you all next year!!!
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Memberhaha… cute. But have you heard of those folks who find books that are YEARS overdue? That’s scary!
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MemberCan I post twice?
“I am your father!”
-Darth Vader to Luke Skywalker in Star Wars Episode IV: The Empire Strikes Back~TahiriVeila
MemberOkay last day!
Star Wars: Clone Wars Gambit: Stealth by Karen Miller 409 pages
Dreamhouse Kings book 5: Whirlwind by Robert Liparulo 314 pages
The Spirit-Filled Follower of Jesus by NavPress 111 pages
Our Daily Bread (June, July, and August) 88 pages
Dreamhouse Kings book 6: Frenzy by Robert Liparulo 157 pages (I didn’t finish the whole thing yet, but that’s as far as I got.)
Bible 50 pagesSo…
A Grand Total of 9,542 pages!~TahiriVeila
MemberHealing Sands by Nancy Rue and Stephen Arterburn 424 pages
Star Wars: Fate of the Jedi: Allies by Christie Golden 359 pages
Cyndere’s Midnight by Jeffrey Overstreet 370 pages
Stargate: Rebellion by Bill McCay 298 pages
The Politician by Andrew Young 301 pages
Stargate: Retaliation by Bill McCay 300 pages
Note-Taking Made Easy by Judi Kesselman-Turkel and Franklynn Peterson 98 pages
Stargate: Retribution by Bill McCay 296 pages
How to Feed a Teenage Boy Recipes and Strategies by Georgia Orcutt 232 pages
The Cooper Kids Adventure Series Book 3: The Tombs of Anak by Frank Peretti 143 pages
Healing Waters by Nancy Rue and Stephen Arterburn 422 pages
The Amazing Mystery Show created by Gertrude Chandler Warner 111 pagesRunning Total: 8,413 pages
And so much more to go!
The “Stargate” books weren’t that great, in fact, I would strongly advise you NOT to read them… foul language among other things.
Healing Sands and Healing Waters were terrific. Incredible and exactly what I needed. I highly recommend them. Probably for Middle School or older.
Boxcar Children are always a safe bet. Simple mystery, but clean.
~TahiriVeila
MemberYou know you love books when…
(sorry if there are repeats!)You demand that your siblings not drink or eat while reading your books.
Cry when the characters go through difficult times or gets hurt or dies.
Wish you knew guys like that.
Read almost all the time.
Make up your own stories involving the characters (i.e. fan fiction)I’ll think of more later and yes, I have done almost all of those.
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MemberThe 39 Clues: Storm Warning (book 9) by Linda Sue Park 190 pages
Baby Stuff by Aranzi Aronzo 79 pages
Star Wars: Rebel Force: Fireflight (book 4) by Alex Wheeler 153 pages
(Song of Alaska book 1) Dawn’s Prelude by Tracie Peterson 335 pages
Star Wars: Rebel Force: Trapped (book 5) by Alex Wheeler 164 pages
(Song of Alaska book 2) Morning’s Refrain by Tracie Peterson 332 pagesRunning Total: 5,059 pages
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MemberI have a question… do devotions count? Like if I were reading a devotional book, say Our Daily Bread or something, would that count? We can count the bible too, right?
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MemberStar Wars: Coruscant Nights II: Street of Shadows by Michael Reaves (308 pages)
A Simple Christmas by Mike Huckabee (208 pages)
Nice heartwarming stories that emphasize the important things about Christmas. You’ll laugh, cry, and feel like you’re right there with Governor Huckabee.The Kane Chronicles: The Red Pyramid by Rick Riordan (516 pages)
Not bad… considering the Egyptian gods and such. If you liked PJatO series, you’ll like this one. Much longer than the PJatO books. Probably the same age group.Dogwood by Chris Fabry (341 pages)
June Bug by Chris Fabry (326 pages)
The C.S.I. Effect by Dr. Katherine Ramsland (large type edition, 460 pages)
Not as interesting as I thought it’d be…Running Total: 3,806 pages
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MemberGreen-Eyed Monster by Carolyn Keene (Nancy Drew Girl Detective # 39, book 1 of Eco Mystery Trilogy) 163 pages
Green with Envy by Carolyn Keene (Nancy Drew Girl Detective # 40, book 2 of Eco Mystery Trilogy) 147 pages
Star Wars: Coruscant Nights I: Jedi Twilight by Michael Reaves 350 pages
Nancy Drew and Her Sister Sleuths by Michael G. Cornelius and Melanie E. Gregg 208 pages
Star Wars: Episode III: Revenge of the Sith by Matthew Stover (I listened to the audiobook, but I found the hardcover on Amazon and it has 432 pages)
So, all that plus the 347 pages I’ve already read… I now have:Total pages: 1,647 pages
MemberHmm… maybe, how much would they cost and what about shipping prices?
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MemberUm… FunshineSheppard, the first line you have up there was Edmund, not Peter. I think I might actually buy movie tickets if my sibs and I can’t win them from a local radio station like we had for LWW and PC. ; )
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MemberI agree with the whole thing about Ed acting kinda like Peter… why do it again? *sigh* The Dawn Treader is stunning. The “signing up for the Army” thing was… interesting. Anyone know what that’s about? Ah, well, wait and see… Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy, you know, that scene where they are all there and it looks like they’re in Narnia? What do you think about that? My brother and sister think it’s a flashback between LLW and HHB. Look here for the trailer:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrJQDPpIK6I
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MemberOh, thanks!
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