My brother-in-law Jordan and I recently read the same book, Speaker for the dead by Orson Scott Card, anyways I cried my eyes out but Jordan nothing! What the heck! And when I texted him and told him I finished the book and had cried he replied "LOL". What's funny about me crying Jordan!?!
Anyways, my favorite part was the happy ending. A line from the last page reads "It was a good time, a good place to be, better than Ender had ever dreamed for himself in the sterile corridors of the Battle School when he was little, and fighting for his life." *sniff* I need a tissue...again.
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NERD ALERT.
The book was okay. A little wierd though.
Okay, the fact that you have used a couple of Silverchair lyrics for the post titles is awesome, but Hillary Duff is cancelling out any coolness points you have racked up.
I will put the book on my list!
And lets not point fingers (nerd alert...trent...)
Good book. It has been probably 4 or 5 years since I last read it so I should pick it up again.
Trent, let he who is without a 100% percentile score on the national O-chem exam cast the first stone.
Bangarang Jordan!
Trent, there's something wrong with the Leavitt boys. I don't think their tear ducts work property, either that or they have no hearts. Maybe you could study that for your doctorate thesis :)
Bobbi, the book is sad so I don't know if you'll like it and you have to read Ender's Game first to really get it, but I totally loved it!!
And Jeff, aka some rock star, it's Celine Dion lyrics and don't act like you don't have that song on your ipod :)
Seriously, how that song or the new Britney got on there I will never know. I can tell you that if I get made fun of it, I just tell myself that my hope will shatter the walls for a new sun, because a new day has come.
Okay so I feel dumb, Jeff told me he commented as battle school buds but I thought it was Jordan. Anyways, good one Jeff. But why do you insist on naming She Who Shall Not Be Named? That's twice now.
I loved those books, but I like wierd things like that. And Yes, I cried for Ender too. My family read two Dean Koontz books during our super long road trip. They are weird too and I love them!
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