Pink is the New Black

My friend, mrs_staceyr , needs some more LJ friends. :)

She's sweet, but not XD

Think me, basically. :P VERY similar sense of humor. :)

She's a mom. She rocks.

She's a Floridian! Lucky bish!

Also, I updated my 2011 Book List :P

Never mind on that. LJ keeps EATING my f'ing book list, so, it's HERE: http://www.goodreads.com/review/list/1240741-sarah?shelf=2011-reads

No Mercy by Sherrilyn Kenyon

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


Oh this was great! Sucked in, as always from the beginning. Loved seeing more into the Peltier family, as well as seeing Ash and Nick "speaking" and seeing Nick really still has his heart, even if he doesn't have his soul. LOVED IT!



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I am hoping that I keep an accurate count and record of what books I read in 2010. Even if they're doubles/triplets/quads (and yes, some books I do do that!!).

1. Born of Night by Sherrilyn Kenyon
Started: prior to 01/01/2010
Finished: 01/02/2010

2. Snow Kisses by Diana Palmer
Started: prior to 01/01/2010
Finished: 01/01/2010

3. A Long Tall Texan Summer by Diana Palmer
Started: 01/01/2010
Finished: 01/02/2010

4. Christmas Cowboy by Diana Palmer
Started: 01/02/2010
Finished: 01/03/2010

5. Beloved by Diana Palmer
Started: 01/03/2010
Finished: 01/04/2010
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I think banning books is a moronic idea. To me, it's akin to burning books.
We do not live in the Middle Ages. We live in a modern time. We should not be acting like heathens and burning and banning books. It makes us look like we do not have the brains to think for ourselves.

I might declare that I will never allow the Twilight series in my house (I can so see Madi sneaking those across the thresh hold, just because she's "denied" them, LOL), but I would never attempt to really keep anyone from reading what they wanted.

I dealt with that when I was 19, and living with the DNA Donor. She and her husband threw away over $1,000 worth (used prices, BTW, not new) of romance novels because there was premarital sex in it. A couple of those books were purchased by my siblings, and to this day, I'm still on the hunt for them because of they hold sentimental value to me.

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I base it on the cover (yes, the cover), and I also look at the back/synopsis. If there's an excerpt, I'll read that. Mainly, I base it on who wrote it and family/friend suggestions.

Currently I'm reading the Bay Harbor series by Nora Roberts. I've read the series a few times, but I still love reading it. Josh is actually the one who got me the first two of the series. He based it on his knowledge of me, and my love of Nora Roberts :)