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February Reading List

I didn't get any books in my mailbox this week, so instead I'll post about what I read in February.

Here's what I read in February:

1. Lincoln and His Boys by Rosemary Wells (My TeensReadToo.com Review)
2. Radiant Darkness by Emily Whitman (my review)
3. Project Sweet Life by Brent Hartinger (my review)
4. Across the Pond by Storyheart (my review and author interview)
5. Water Steps by A. LaFaye (my review)
6. Far From You by Lisa Schroeder (my review)
7. Skeleton Creek by Patrick Carman (my review)
8. Moonstone by Marileen Brothers (review to come)
9. Princess Ben by Catherine Gilbert Mudock (review to come)

Comments

  1. thats a really good list, which one was your favorite?

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  2. I LOVED Princess Ben, it's one of my favorites. Hope you loved it too!

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  3. Erika Lynn-A favorite? I read so many good ones I don't think I can pick a favorite! I really liked Project Sweet Life a lot and Moonstone was a funny paranormal.

    Bookworm-I'll be posting my review of Princess Ben soon!

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  4. You read a ton of good books in February. I really want to read Radiant Darkness and Princess Ben.

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