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YA fiction
Dec. 17th, 2005 09:19 amI like YA fiction a lot, and read two books yesterday that fell into that category.
One was Vampire High by Doug Rees. This was a loan from![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
teratomarty, who had it out of the library. Okay, the title is cheesy. The book could've been horrifyingly cliched, but it wasn't. It was cute, and not predictable, and very funny in places. Four stars, since I had to go back and immediately re-read the ending.
The other was Are All the Giants Dead? by Mary Norton. This was one of the only books listed forstarkeymonster in LibraryThing in both the categories Fantasy and YA fiction that I hadn't read, so I read it. It was amusing but not super-special. Three stars.
It's probably clear that I've read a lot more than 50 books this year. I might keep track next year in the subject line - it's a little hard to count them, going back.
One was Vampire High by Doug Rees. This was a loan from
teratomarty, who had it out of the library. Okay, the title is cheesy. The book could've been horrifyingly cliched, but it wasn't. It was cute, and not predictable, and very funny in places. Four stars, since I had to go back and immediately re-read the ending.The other was Are All the Giants Dead? by Mary Norton. This was one of the only books listed for
starkeymonster in LibraryThing in both the categories Fantasy and YA fiction that I hadn't read, so I read it. It was amusing but not super-special. Three stars.It's probably clear that I've read a lot more than 50 books this year. I might keep track next year in the subject line - it's a little hard to count them, going back.
