[ SECRET POST #3307 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3307 ⌋

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Comments

[morieris]

what about middle grade books, for when I just don't feel like silly love triangle magic bullshit.

oh wait I don't really care if you judge me....

[shortysc22]

oooo recommend some middle grade reads! I loved Circus Mirandus and A Curious Tale of the In-Between, but I'm always looking for more no love triangle stories.

[morieris]

Honestly, I'm a little behind (read: about four years behind), but I do like the Ever After High, Star Darlings, and I am casually following this series, the first one is called The Great Greene Heist and the sequel comes out on Tuesday, and I keep meaning to look for and read The Fantastic Family Whipple.

[shortysc22]

That's okay, I'm just looking for more books to read where it's easy to jump in to the story and I don't have to worry about a love triangle popping up in the middle of the series or knowing that it's automatically going to be a trilogy.

[(Anonymous)]

I read Randoms recently and really enjoyed it! It's young protagonist is a scifi geek chosen as one of the representatives of earth to audition for membership in a space federation, and while it has a ton of references it never felt wanky or smug, and indeed had a lot of really great moments and solid characters and prose. Only downside, I thought it was a standalone until like the last ten pages so at the end I was like Vader going nooooooooooooooooooooo.

[shortysc22]

I know that feeling of realizing at the end it's a series. I'll add it ot the list, it sounds intriguing!

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SA

Also, I don't know if they're in print right now, but if you can find Timothy Zahn's Dragonback series I highly recommend them! They're a little simpler than his regular scifi novels, but they still have a great part and some very neat ideas. (Draycos the alien warrior poet who is occasionally 2 dimensional! And who looks like a dragon! And his symbiotic partner, 1 4 year old thief Jack)

[shortysc22]

I will definitely add those books because I LOVE Zahn's writing. I've read all of his Star Wars books, so now I'll add these.

Just my luck, they have it at the library! I should pick it up as soon as the snow settles, thanks!