http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/-t1.htm Previous Books of The Month Mon, 21 Sep 2009 16:51:42 GMT 10 http://i31.tinypic.com/2dhrxmp.jpg http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/-t1.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/the-emmy-s-t73.htm bittner29 Okay, so at the present time I do not have a computer outside of my time spent at work. So it will be quite sometime before I have the ability to create my own blog. Although I have enjoyed reading both of yours. So in the mean time I will have to continue ranting about movies and tv shows via the BOOKclub site. I found that as I age I am less and less interested in award shows. I remember when I was younger being fascinated by the Oscars, counting down to the VMA's, and placing betts against ... Library Mon, 21 Sep 2009 16:51:42 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/the-emmy-s-t73.htm#407 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/the-emmy-s-t73.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/the-surgeon-t65.htm Rigby [img][/img] Okay, our other pick for July is a thriller, a combination of medical and police drama. In other words, a good summer beach read. XD Here's a synopsis for it: Quote: A serial killer is on the loose in Boston. The victims are killed in a particularly nasty way: cut with a scalpel on the stomach, the intestines and uterus removed, and then the throat slashed. The killer obviously has medical knowledge and has been dubbed "the Surgeon" by the media. Detective Thomas ... Library Mon, 13 Jul 2009 14:30:53 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/the-surgeon-t65.htm#359 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/the-surgeon-t65.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/geekdom-mourns-the-death-of-john-hughes-t67.htm bittner29 Today, the geeks mourn. Being geeks, they (we?) do it on the computer. Via Facebook, Twitter and e-mail, the news of John Hughes' death on Thursday spread instantly, followed by people typing out famous line after famous line. "Automobile?" "We'll drive home backwards." "You just bought yourself another Saturday." "Those aren't pillows!" "Bueller? Bueller?" Decades after the films Hughes wrote and directed perfectly ... Library Fri, 07 Aug 2009 18:56:37 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/geekdom-mourns-the-death-of-john-hughes-t67.htm#373 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/geekdom-mourns-the-death-of-john-hughes-t67.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/what-s-going-on-t66.htm bittner29 I felt like writing a bit, just random thoughts about things that are going on in my life. And I just didn't feel like writing it in my blog because Kate was pretty much the only one who ever read my blog and I haven't written in it for forever! So for those of you who haven't heard, my computer killed itself a couple of weeks ago. We had been having some small problems with the battery cord and certain "virus protection" programs that were locking it up, but in the end Toby (that ... Library Wed, 29 Jul 2009 15:56:28 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/what-s-going-on-t66.htm#366 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/what-s-going-on-t66.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/lux-the-poet-by-martin-millar-t62.htm Rigby Our June selection (once Bittner finishes Outlander and I come to the end of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies) is a quirky book from a quirky author. I've read two of his other books, Lonely Werewolf Girl and The Good Faires of New York, two of the most awesomely bizzare books of my vast collection. So, here's hoping Lux is good enough to tempt you! Here's the review from Amazon: Quote:There is something about Lux. He’s a thief and a liar; he is selfish and self-absorbed and ... Library Thu, 04 Jun 2009 03:59:12 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/lux-the-poet-by-martin-millar-t62.htm#339 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/lux-the-poet-by-martin-millar-t62.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/outlander-by-diana-gabaldon-t61.htm Rigby I know, I know. We're a bit behind... BUT, we're getting back on track. Choosing two books last month turned out to be epic fail, as I had trouble finding P&P&Z, and Bittner had trouble finding our Pirate book... But I picked up PPZ at last, and Bittner finally purchased Outlander... I think. XD Outlander, technically our May pick, was chosen to fit our sci-fi/romance/fantasy selection. As I'm almost done with the book (and actually just picked up the sequel today) I have ... Library Tue, 26 May 2009 22:21:27 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/outlander-by-diana-gabaldon-t61.htm#323 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/outlander-by-diana-gabaldon-t61.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/capt-hook-the-adventures-of-a-notorious-youth-extended-t60.htm Rigby Our second book for this month is a pirate book, especially picked for Bittner since she has been yearning for a book about pirates. Next she's going to want ninjas... But as we have covered vampires, zombies and ghosts, I guess it's only fair to walk the plank for now. Capt. Hook: The Adventures of a Notorious Youth by J.V. Hart (it's also illustrated by Brett Helquist who did the drawings for A Series of Unfortunate Events for my fellow book nerds out there in reader land.) Here's ... Library Sat, 18 Apr 2009 12:18:53 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/capt-hook-the-adventures-of-a-notorious-youth-extended-t60.htm#320 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/capt-hook-the-adventures-of-a-notorious-youth-extended-t60.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/pride-and-prejudice-and-zombies-extended-t59.htm Rigby Our first book for this month is the classic tale of love mixes with zombies. XD Here's what they're saying on Amazon: Quote:"It is a truth universally acknowledged that a zombie in possession of brains must be in want of more brains." So begins Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, an expanded edition of the beloved Jane Austen novel featuring all-new scenes of bone-crunching zombie mayhem. As our story opens, a mysterious plague has fallen upon the quiet English village ... Library Mon, 06 Apr 2009 16:28:40 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/pride-and-prejudice-and-zombies-extended-t59.htm#315 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/pride-and-prejudice-and-zombies-extended-t59.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/heart-and-soul-by-maeve-binchy-t56.htm Rigby Okay, it's a little late, but the book for March, 2009 is" Heart and Soul by Maeve Binchy, one of my favorite authors. Here what Amazon had to say about the novel: Quote:With the insight, humor, and compassion we have come to expect from her, Maeve Binchy tells a story of family, friends, patients, and staff who are part of a heart clinic in a community caught between the old and the new Ireland. Dr. Clara Casey has been offered the thankless job of establishing ... Library Fri, 06 Mar 2009 22:04:24 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/heart-and-soul-by-maeve-binchy-t56.htm#299 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/heart-and-soul-by-maeve-binchy-t56.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/sense-and-sensibility-t53.htm Rigby Our first book for this month is Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen. For the month of romance we have chosen this classic tale of two sisters and their very different path towards finding true love! Here's the Amazon description: Quote: Jane Austen’s first published novel, Sense and Sensibility is a wonderfully entertaining tale of flirtation and folly that revolves around two starkly different sisters, Elinor and Marianne Dashwood. While Elinor is thoughtful, considerate, ... Library Fri, 06 Feb 2009 21:28:36 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/sense-and-sensibility-t53.htm#281 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/sense-and-sensibility-t53.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/the-jane-eyre-affair-t50.htm Rigby Quote: Imagine this. Great Britain in 1985 is close to being a police state. The Crimean War has dragged on for more than 130 years and Wales is self-governing. The only recognizable thing about this England is her citizens' enduring love of literature. And the Third Most Wanted criminal, Acheron Hades, is stealing characters from England's cherished literary heritage and holding them for ransom. Bibliophiles will be enchanted, but not surprised, to learn that stealing a character ... Library Sun, 18 Jan 2009 22:16:53 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/the-jane-eyre-affair-t50.htm#264 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/the-jane-eyre-affair-t50.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/dead-until-dark-t49.htm tjy49 Quote: Product Description Sookie Stackhouse is just a small-time cocktail waitress in small-town Louisiana. Until the vampire of her dreams walks into her life-and one of her coworkers checks out.... Maybe having a vampire for a boyfriend isn't such a bright idea. A fun, fast, funny, and wonderfully intriguing blend of vampire and mystery that's hard to put down, and should not be missed. (Susan Sizemore) Our first book of the month- despite the lateness of this post. ... Library Sat, 17 Jan 2009 21:51:13 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/dead-until-dark-t49.htm#262 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/dead-until-dark-t49.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/a-christmas-story-the-book-that-inspired-the-hilarious-classic-film-t47.htm Rigby Our second book of December, based on one of my favorite holiday movies, is A Christmas Story: The Book That Inspired the Hilarious Classic Film by Jean Shepherd. The movie is so awesome that hopefully the book will be even better and funnier! Here's what Amazon had to say: Quote: The holiday film A Christmas Story, first released in 1983, has become a bona fide Christmas perennial, gaining in stature and fame with each succeeding year. Its affectionate, wacky, and wryly realistic ... Library Wed, 10 Dec 2008 01:45:26 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/a-christmas-story-the-book-that-inspired-the-hilarious-classic-film-t47.htm#227 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/a-christmas-story-the-book-that-inspired-the-hilarious-classic-film-t47.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/the-godfather-t46.htm Rigby Our first book of December is Godfather by Mario Puzo. It spawned two of the top films in history, and was nominated by our very own Bittner. Here's what Amazon had to say about the book: Quote:The story of Don Vito Corleone, the head of a New York Mafia family, inspired some of the most successful movies ever. It is in Mario Puzo's The Godfather that Corleone first appears. As Corleone's desperate struggle to control the Mafia underworld unfolds, so does the story of his family. ... Library Wed, 10 Dec 2008 01:40:27 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/the-godfather-t46.htm#226 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/the-godfather-t46.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/the-secret-life-of-bees-t42.htm Rigby This month we are reading two books, up first is The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd. Here's what Amazon has to say about our chosen book selection: Quote: In Sue Monk Kidd's The Secret Life of Bees, 14-year-old Lily Owen, neglected by her father and isolated on their South Carolina peach farm, spends hours imagining a blissful infancy when she was loved and nurtured by her mother, Deborah, whom she barely remembers. These consoling fantasies are her heart's answer to the family ... Library Mon, 10 Nov 2008 15:08:02 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/the-secret-life-of-bees-t42.htm#188 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/the-secret-life-of-bees-t42.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/watchmen-graphic-novel-t43.htm Rigby For our other November book club pic, we've chosen the graphic novel Watchmen by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons. Like our other pic, The Secret Life of Bees, Watchmen is an eagerly anticipated movie. Unlike TSLoB, Watchmen's release as a movie is under fire, as two studios claim to own the rights to the characters. Here's what Amazon had to say about our second selection: Quote:Has any comic been as acclaimed as Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons' Watchmen? Possibly only Frank Miller's The ... Library Mon, 10 Nov 2008 15:15:35 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/watchmen-graphic-novel-t43.htm#189 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/watchmen-graphic-novel-t43.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/the-hunger-games-t35.htm Rigby Our first book for October is The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins: Quote:Katniss is a 16-year-old girl living with her mother and younger sister in the poorest district of Panem, the remains of what used be the United States. Long ago the districts waged war on the Capitol and were defeated. As part of the surrender terms, each district agreed to send one boy and one girl to appear in an annual televised event called, "The Hunger Games." The terrain, rules, and level of ... Library Sun, 05 Oct 2008 03:14:46 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/the-hunger-games-t35.htm#123 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/the-hunger-games-t35.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/jane-emily-and-witches-children-t36.htm Rigby Our second book of October is Jane-Emily by Patricia Clapp: Quote: Emily was a selfish, willful, hateful child who died before her thirteenth birthday. But that was a long time ago. Jane is nine years old and an orphan when she and her young Aunt Louisa come to spend the summer at Jane's grandmother's house, a large, mysterious mansion in Massachusetts. Then one day . . . Jane stares into a reflecting ball in the garden—and the face that looks back at her is not her own. Many ... Library Sun, 05 Oct 2008 03:22:59 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/jane-emily-and-witches-children-t36.htm#124 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/jane-emily-and-witches-children-t36.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/sunshine-discussion-t33.htm Rigby

Once you're done with the Book of the Month, post your thoughts here. I promise to try to find a way to finish this by the end of the month!!]]> Library Sat, 20 Sep 2008 03:20:12 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/sunshine-discussion-t33.htm#108 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/sunshine-discussion-t33.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/sunshine-by-robin-mckinley-t32.htm Rigby Sorry for the late posting! September's book was chosen by Mandy, and it's Sunshine by Robin McKinley. Here's what Publisher's Weekly had to say about it: Quote:Buffyesque baker Rae "Sunshine" Seddon meets Count Dracula's hunky Byronic cousin in Newbery-Award-winner McKinley's first adult-and-then-some romp through the darkling streets of a spooky post-Voodoo Wars world. Now that human cities have been decimated, the vampiric elite holds one-fifth of the world's capital, ... Library Sat, 20 Sep 2008 03:17:21 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/sunshine-by-robin-mckinley-t32.htm#107 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/sunshine-by-robin-mckinley-t32.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/salem-falls-discussion-t29.htm Rigby In order to utilize all of August (since we are already done with Breaking Dawn) book two for this month will be Salem Falls by Jodi Picoult. Post here with thoughts of the book as you are reading, and soon we will also put up some group discussion questions. Happy reading!]]> Library Fri, 15 Aug 2008 23:13:45 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/salem-falls-discussion-t29.htm#86 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/salem-falls-discussion-t29.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/breaking-dawn-t26.htm tjy49

So I just finished book 2, and Jacob, who I have actually liked in this book and haven't minded his perspective except in the beginning, has just seen Bella's baby. My only response is:

A-FUCKING-NNOYING]]> Library Sun, 03 Aug 2008 04:01:17 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/breaking-dawn-t26.htm#77 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/breaking-dawn-t26.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/eclipse-discussion-t20.htm Rigby Eclipse!! Left us hanging just a bit, I thought. But now we will go back this month and re-read the third Twilight book. Maybe I'll even start to have friendlier feelings towards Jacob, but I wouldn't hold your breathe. This thread is dedicated to the discussion on the penultimate book (Breaking Dawn of course being the ultimate!). Let us know how you felt about the book. I plan on posting per chapter my thoughts and opinions. But since I can't have a conversation all by myself ... Library Sat, 28 Jun 2008 08:16:05 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/eclipse-discussion-t20.htm#35 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/eclipse-discussion-t20.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/new-moon-discussion-t19.htm Rigby New Moon, the book that started the tormented love triangle and divided readers into Team Edward and Team Jacob. Starting sometime in July (when I'm done with Twilight) I'll post a chapter by chapter summary and thoughts. I'd love to hear yours. The first time I read New Moon I was impatient thru much of the middle part (Team Edward member here), but this will be my third read through so I am hoping to pick up on things I missed before. Library Sat, 28 Jun 2008 08:07:12 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/new-moon-discussion-t19.htm#34 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/new-moon-discussion-t19.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/twilight-discussion-t18.htm Rigby The book that launched a million obsessions and introduced everyone's favorite tormented vampire, Edward Cullen! Starting on the first I will be giving my thoughts on each chapter of Twilight here, and I would love it if you guys did the same. Are you impressions of Edward and Bella still the same as they were the first time around? Are you finally realizing something for the first time (when we get to the Blood Type chapter I'll share my own personal 'Duh!' moment). Library Sat, 28 Jun 2008 08:02:40 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/twilight-discussion-t18.htm#33 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/twilight-discussion-t18.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/i-love-you-beth-cooper-discussion-t2.htm Rigby Now that we're finished reading the book, let the discussion begin! First of all, C, I want to let you know that I loved the book you picked out!! What a great selection for your very first pick. The bar is now set pretty high. XD As mentioned above, I loved this book. It made me laugh out loud while reading, which is a rare thing for me. I was reading it at work one day and my friend and co-worker Ame kept laughing at me because I kept laughing. Although I was a bit disturbed ... Library Fri, 13 Jun 2008 03:03:39 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/i-love-you-beth-cooper-discussion-t2.htm#2 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/i-love-you-beth-cooper-discussion-t2.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/the-host-playlist-t13.htm Rigby Yes, I know Stephenie Meyer already made one for the book she wrote. Which you can find at her site: http://stepheniemeyer.com But we already know the bands she likes (and I do thank her for introducing me to Muse and Blue October, and I praise her for her love of Coldplay). What songs does this book put you in the mood to listen to? ~In Your Eyes by Peter Gabriel- is there a more fitting song in the world for this book? I think not! ~Desert Rose by Sting- for when she's ... Library Fri, 13 Jun 2008 22:39:20 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/the-host-playlist-t13.htm#13 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/the-host-playlist-t13.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/i-love-you-beth-cooper-playlist-t12.htm Rigby What songs can you relate to this book? List them here to create your own I Love You, Beth Cooper playlist. For me the book brings back obvious great 80's movie soundtracks, so for the most part that's what my mental playlist is comprised off. ~Wave of Mutilation by the Pixes (for anytime Denis takes a beating) ~Walking Down Your Street by the Bangles (the song I can picture Denis listening to as he worked up the idea to tell Beth he loved her at graduation) *More to come ... Library Fri, 13 Jun 2008 22:35:25 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/i-love-you-beth-cooper-playlist-t12.htm#12 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/i-love-you-beth-cooper-playlist-t12.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/fly-by-night-playlist-t11.htm Rigby Okay, I thought a fun thing to do for each book is come up with a playlist of music to go along with each book, similiar to what Stephenie Meyer always does with her novels. So while you're reading if anything reminds you of a song, or fits the lyrics perfectly, jot it down here. I love playlists built around books! I have all the ones from the Twilight books (although I really hate Linkin Park and am astounded Stephenie Meyer loves them!). For Mosca and Clent and Saracen, here's my playlist ... Library Fri, 13 Jun 2008 22:31:15 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/fly-by-night-playlist-t11.htm#11 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/fly-by-night-playlist-t11.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/the-host-after-reading-t6.htm Rigby WOW!!!!!! I was surprised by how much I loved this book. I have to admit, when I first heard of it I was not blown away. I was mad that Stephenie was taking time away from my vampires, and although I occassionally read sci fi, I am by no means in love with the genre. Stephenie Meyer proved me wrong! The host was as much of a good read as Twilight, I loved the concept of the aliens, and the moral struggles that her plot brings about. And Jared! Perfect, wonderful, Jared! I ... Library Fri, 13 Jun 2008 03:39:33 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/the-host-after-reading-t6.htm#6 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/the-host-after-reading-t6.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/the-host-by-stephenie-meyer-t5.htm Rigby A Kate pick! The Host is Stephenie Meyer's first "adult" and science fiction novel. It takes place in a world where humanity has been taken over by alien life forms that use our bodies as hosts to live. The main character is the Wanderer. She is placed inside the body of a host, but unlike most humans, the orginal owner of the body, Melanie, isn't going away. With Melanie's body comes Melanie's memories of the man she loves, Jared. What happens when Wanderer falls as hard for human ... Library Fri, 13 Jun 2008 03:32:26 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/the-host-by-stephenie-meyer-t5.htm#5 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/the-host-by-stephenie-meyer-t5.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/fly-by-night-discussion-whilst-done-t4.htm Rigby As this was the first book we picked when we began the book club, it's been a few months since I've read this book. I really enjoyed it, I loved the world Hardinge has created, and her characters are very interesting. C has pointed out that Mosca is not very likeable, but I dig that. The main character does not always have to be a Mary Sue, I liked Mosca's flaws, even though I found myself yelling at her for her stupidity now and then. I felt that it was in keeping with her character. Clent ... Library Fri, 13 Jun 2008 03:25:24 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/fly-by-night-discussion-whilst-done-t4.htm#4 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/fly-by-night-discussion-whilst-done-t4.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/fly-by-night-by-francis-hardinge-t3.htm Rigby A Kate pick! Fly By Night is the story of orphan girl, Mosca, and it takes place in an alternate world similiar, but not the same, to our own. Mosca runs away from her water logged villiage with only a disgruntled goose, and joins forces with Clent, a bit of con artist. Mosca is different then most children her age because she can read. Books in Mosca and Clent's world are strictly watched over, and most are banned. Which makes it a nice fit for a book club, eh? Mosca and Clent find ... Library Fri, 13 Jun 2008 03:19:29 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/fly-by-night-by-francis-hardinge-t3.htm#3 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/fly-by-night-by-francis-hardinge-t3.htm http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/i-love-you-beth-cooper-by-larry-doyle-t1.htm Rigby A Courtney pick! I Love You, Beth Cooper is a teen movie in book form. It follows the story of class brain, Denis, on the day of his graduation, where in front of his entire class, declares his love for cheerleader, Beth Cooper. What follows is a wild night of love, beatings, near homicide, out of control parties, and crime. If you loved Breakfast Club, Pretty in Pink, Can't Hardly Wait, and Say Anything, or any other teen movie ever made, then this book was written for you. This ... Library Fri, 13 Jun 2008 02:50:51 GMT http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/i-love-you-beth-cooper-by-larry-doyle-t1.htm#1 http://midnightbookclub.heavenforum.com/library-f3/i-love-you-beth-cooper-by-larry-doyle-t1.htm