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Harper C.: Five Book Friday: Uncanny Graphic Novels (0 comment)

We are in the thick of winter here in the Pacific Northwest, which means it's dark, damp, and chilly. Rather than escaping to stories with warmer, brighter climates, I personally want nothing more than to dive deep into gothic and uncanny fiction as the wind rattles my windows at night...

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Skate by Michael Harmon
	the elisa effect, May 25, 2008 Skate definitely is one of the better books i've read. Ian McDermott and I have a lot in common, and it's easy to relate things from the story to things in my own life. I've read this book over and over again, and it never loses its touch.
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Looking for Alaska by John Green
	the elisa effect, May 25, 2008 This is my all-time favorite book. I can relate to each character in different ways-- even the off-to-the-side characters are very well developed, and it feels like they're actually people you know. I mostly love the way Green set up Alaska, as an alluring, mysterious yet open girl. I've read this book a minimum of ten times, and EVERY time, i cry. Extremely funny and well written, I'd reccomend Looking For Alaska to anyone.
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Woods by Harlan Coben
	the elisa effect, May 25, 2008 This book is gripping. enough said.
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