the last books of 2007!
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discountchiapet64. - 66. Above the Veil, Into Battle, The Violet Keystone by Garth Nix: The last three books in the Seventh Tower series. I thought that it picked up and got much better as the series went along. It was a pretty good YA read.
67. Death: The High Cost of Living by Neil Gaiman: Death spends a day on Earth with humans, so she can understand the lives that she takes. I thought that this was really good. Her character is funny and charming. There was a lot of old characters that were brought back.
68. The Sandman vol. 8 - World's End by Neil Gaiman: It's the Sandman characters do the Canterbury Tales.
69. Confessions of an Ugly Step Sister by Gregory Maguire: I read this book years and years ago, but have been wanting to re-read it for a while. It's a fast read and has an interesting look at women's roles back in the day.
I read less graphic novels and manga this year, so my numbers went down. I had a good literary diet, and hope to break 100 next year! I'm already starting, haha!
67. Death: The High Cost of Living by Neil Gaiman: Death spends a day on Earth with humans, so she can understand the lives that she takes. I thought that this was really good. Her character is funny and charming. There was a lot of old characters that were brought back.
68. The Sandman vol. 8 - World's End by Neil Gaiman: It's the Sandman characters do the Canterbury Tales.
69. Confessions of an Ugly Step Sister by Gregory Maguire: I read this book years and years ago, but have been wanting to re-read it for a while. It's a fast read and has an interesting look at women's roles back in the day.
I read less graphic novels and manga this year, so my numbers went down. I had a good literary diet, and hope to break 100 next year! I'm already starting, haha!
