Class is lame. Reading is awesome!
So, I'm sitting in my class. It's "Legal and Ethical Issues in Business" and it's boring. Just so you guys know.
Also, I just finished the book Bloodhound by Tamora Pierce. Um, it's AWESOME. I love Tammy! Seriously, that book was amazing, though I'm very upset with the character Dale because I really liked him, and now I kinda hate him. Rosto, I still like, though I didn't like the way he behaved while Beka was gone. A typical guy, though, both of them. *sigh* This is why we've got awesome characters like Numair and George and Nawat. Right?
So, Tammy, if you read this, I've got a question for you. Recently, you've been writing duets instead of quartets, which is awesome, but I want to know if you're going to keep going with Beka's story or not. It started out as a cool way to look into George's past relatives, and now we love Beka too much to let her go! I really hope you make at least one more book for her because it would be good to see how Tunstall and Beka work as a pair, and to see what happens with Rosto and Beka, if anything, and to see what becomes of Goodwin being the new Watch Sargent (though we all know she'll be awesome at it) and all sorts of things!
What should I read next? My friend, Joe, thinks I should read this other book called "Searching for Mr Goodfrog" and it's definitely on my list, but I can't decide if I want to read that or something else. I've got these other books called "Carpe Demon" and they're about this girl who used to be a demon slayer, but has retired and is grown up and has a family, etc. Kinda like what would happen if Buffy grew up, had kids, and got shoved back into slayerdom. Not gonna lie, I kinda miss the vampires since I finished all the current Sookie Stackhouse books. But a cute romance might be fun, too. Any thoughts?
Class is still dull. I've been watching the clock (which is a very bad idea when you're trying to make time go faster) while watching my battery levels, and I've only got under an hour of battery and over an hour of class. Fail.
OSM: my friend and I just got caught talking in class. lol, oh well.
Also, I just finished the book Bloodhound by Tamora Pierce. Um, it's AWESOME. I love Tammy! Seriously, that book was amazing, though I'm very upset with the character Dale because I really liked him, and now I kinda hate him. Rosto, I still like, though I didn't like the way he behaved while Beka was gone. A typical guy, though, both of them. *sigh* This is why we've got awesome characters like Numair and George and Nawat. Right?
So, Tammy, if you read this, I've got a question for you. Recently, you've been writing duets instead of quartets, which is awesome, but I want to know if you're going to keep going with Beka's story or not. It started out as a cool way to look into George's past relatives, and now we love Beka too much to let her go! I really hope you make at least one more book for her because it would be good to see how Tunstall and Beka work as a pair, and to see what happens with Rosto and Beka, if anything, and to see what becomes of Goodwin being the new Watch Sargent (though we all know she'll be awesome at it) and all sorts of things!
What should I read next? My friend, Joe, thinks I should read this other book called "Searching for Mr Goodfrog" and it's definitely on my list, but I can't decide if I want to read that or something else. I've got these other books called "Carpe Demon" and they're about this girl who used to be a demon slayer, but has retired and is grown up and has a family, etc. Kinda like what would happen if Buffy grew up, had kids, and got shoved back into slayerdom. Not gonna lie, I kinda miss the vampires since I finished all the current Sookie Stackhouse books. But a cute romance might be fun, too. Any thoughts?
Class is still dull. I've been watching the clock (which is a very bad idea when you're trying to make time go faster) while watching my battery levels, and I've only got under an hour of battery and over an hour of class. Fail.
OSM: my friend and I just got caught talking in class. lol, oh well.