This Week's Flashback Is The Princess Diaries by Meg Cabot
Synopsis
"So, what I want to know is, if my dad's an actual prince, how come I have to learn algebra?"
Mia ponders this, and much more, when she finds out that her father is prince of Genovia. Living with her cool artist mom in New York City, Mia can't imagine leaving to become princess in Genovia. But because her father can't have any more kids, she is the heir to the throne. Accepting her title means getting lessons on being a perfect princess and leaving Manhattan - will Mia eventually give in to her father and become Princess Amelia Mignonette Grimaldi
Thermopolis Renaldo?
This Was One Of The First YA Books I EVER Read!! I Enjoyed It More Than Others Because It Was A Little Different From The Paranormal Books I've Junped Into...
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RagDollVampGirl
Friday, June 26, 2009
Flashback Friday (3)
Friday, June 5, 2009
Flashback Friday
On Fridays I'm Going To Be Posting Books That I've Read In The Past. These Will Be Books I Enjoyed And Highly Recommend!!
My First Flashback Book Is America by E.R. Frank.
Synopsis
You try not to think. You try not to imagine, but then those cracks pop up, and these flashes squeeze right through. At first, some of it's not too bad, and you get stupid, maybe even wanting a little more, but then you pull yourself together, knowing what all is likely going to ooze out if you're not careful....
Fifteen-year-old America has been nowhere, has been nobody. Separated from his foster mother. A runaway. A patient. Without love. Without hope. And, eventually, without the will to live.
Until Dr. B. steps in. To listen. To explore. And to find within America both the story and the boy who are lost.
RagDollVampGirl
This Book Blew Me Away. I Was Only 13 When I Read This Book. It Shows The Endurance Of A Young Boy Growing Up. This Book Deals With Child Abuse, Disturbing Behavior, And America's Journey From Being Lost In This World And Lost In Himself. If You've Read Cut by Patricia McCormick Then This Is A Book You've Got To Read...
On February 28, 2009, A Film Adaptation Of America Was Given On Lifetime. The Film Is A Little Different From The Book, But They Always Change Things When Making A Film. Nonetheless, I Guarantee Before The Credits Roll You'll Have Shed A Tear Or Two...
I Hope You Enjoy My Flashback Friday. I Can't Wait To Share More With You...
If You'd Like To Order This Book You Can Do So By Visiting Barnes And Noble Here
http://search.barnesandnoble.com/America/E-R-Frank/e/9780689857720/?itm=1
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RagDollVampGirl
