BookWormin'

Right now I am reading The Path of Daggers, which is a series book.  Actually, it's the eighth book in the series The Wheel of Time, and I'm not actually reading it.  I kind of stopped in the middle of the book and picked up a different one. So I read The Maze Runner by James Dashner and also the sequel to it, The Scorch Trials.  I'm waiting for the last book, The Death Cure, to come in from the library, so I can finally read it.  The books are kind of like the Hunger Games ( I love the Hunger Games books !!!!) in the way that boys are sent into this Maze and they have to survive.  Oh and their memories have been wiped, there is no way to get out of the Maze that they have found in two years, and when the last boy, Thomas, comes up, everything starts to get weird, including the first girl ever to come up from, well... wherever it is they come from.  In the Scorch Trials they have to survive in a area that keeps getting hit with sun flares, heating up the area, and giving e

I love Hilari Bell's books!!  I have read a lot of them and they are about magic and kings and queens and always packed with adventure!  The first of her books that I've ever read is The Shield of Stars which is the first book of a trilogy.  The second is The Sword of Waters , and the final book in the trilogy is The Crown of Earth.   Some of her other books I've read are: The Wizard Test , The Goblin Wood (also the first book of a trilogy, or series, but I haven't read the others yet), Trickster's Girl , The Prophecy , The Last Knight (first book of a series), Rogue's Home (second book of the knight series), Player's Ruse (third book of the knight series). My favorite book of hers is definitely The Goblin Wood , which is about a hedgewitch named Makenna, who's mother was killed by the people in her village because they thought she was a demon, so Makenna left the village and went to live in the woods by the Goblin Wall, a wall designed to keep gob