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If you haven't read the Hunger Games trilogy, you might as well pick those up... They are easy reads, and are a good story... You can get a hardcover box set at Target for like $25, and it the three books only span like 1000 pages or so... Plus the movie for the first book is coming out next year, and it was filmed in Asheville... I'm currently reading The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo (also going to be a movie in December) but it is kinda tough to get into so far... I think it is the first book in a trilogy too...

I finally finished the third book this week... I feel the same way you did about the ending... She drug a lot of stuff out and then just chopped it all off at the end... I'm currently going retro and reading The Giver, by Lois Lowry... lol Still have these on my list for my next big reading after: Gardens of the Moon and Deadhouse Gates by Steve Erikson The Name of the Wind and The Wise Man's Fear by Patrick Rothfuss Earth Abides by George R. Stewart

Ronald Jenkees is an act... Dude has talent, but that is a persona he created to get more attention... His real name is Benjamin Feltes... and he is a professional (and clever self promoting) musician...

agreed... if that was any US citizen, they'd be in jail or dead...

I'd like to dedicate this last number for the night to Carolina Husker... 1:00 mark owns your face

no vocals, but sick poo

I finished the first HG book in like 3 days of spotty reading... It was good even though the concept wasn't completely original... I'm struggling with the 2nd... It starts pretty slow...

AFFC and ADWD are still better than 99% of what is out there... including Tolkien...

duh... all white people look the same

THG is young adult fiction, so it isn't really geared towards adults or all that difficult to read... But the overall concept is pretty cool and original, and that is what is keeping me interested...

I caved in to the trend and bought The Hunger Games trilogy over the weekend because I was looking for something else to read... I've started the first book and am surprised how good it is so far... I have a list of stuff that looks pretty interesting to me, but I can't snag it until I order it online or go to the book store... but has anyone got any comments on any of these? Steve Erikson - Malazan Book of the Fallen series Patrick Rothfuss - The Name of the Wind/The Wise Man's Fear (1&2 in a trilogy he's working on) George R. Stewart - Earth Abides lemme know

Not buying that it is shopped... TMZ paid money for that pic...