School-Live!, v. 2 by Norimitsu Kaihou - 178 pages
School-Live!, v. 3 by Norimitsu Kaihou - 178 pages
School-Live, v. 4 by Noritmitsu Kaihou - 178 pages
School-Live!, v. 5 by Norimitsu Kaihou - 178 pages
School-Live!, v. 6 by Norimitsu Kaihou - 178 pages
The series continues to relate the adventures of the members of the School-Live Club as they navigate through a post-apocalyptic world full of zombies. The girls find another survivor, discover a mysterious file about the infection that caused the zombies, and head out to find other survivors.
I am really enjoying this series. It's interesting to see how the girls all respond to their circumstances in different ways. I also love a good conspiracy theory in my stories and the mysterious company that produced files on what to do if these circumstances is pretty good. I'm definitely looking forward to reading more in the series.
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Just Like Heaven by Julia Quinn
Just Like Heaven by Julia Quinn - 374 pages
Honoria Smythe-Smith is determined that this Season she will find a husband to get her out of her incredibly lonely and quit house. The problem is her brother's best friend, Marcus Holroyd, who is chasing away suitors to keep his promise to watch over her while her brother is out of the country. Now if only they would realize they were perfect for each other.
This is the first book in Julia Quinn's Smythe-Smith series. I think this is my favorite of Quinn's books so far. It was incredibly funny - even when one of the characters was close to dying from an infection. I also loved the idea of the a family that forces their musically-challenged girls perform in an annual musicale for the entire ton. The descriptions of how the massacre the music was hilarious.
Honoria Smythe-Smith is determined that this Season she will find a husband to get her out of her incredibly lonely and quit house. The problem is her brother's best friend, Marcus Holroyd, who is chasing away suitors to keep his promise to watch over her while her brother is out of the country. Now if only they would realize they were perfect for each other.
This is the first book in Julia Quinn's Smythe-Smith series. I think this is my favorite of Quinn's books so far. It was incredibly funny - even when one of the characters was close to dying from an infection. I also loved the idea of the a family that forces their musically-challenged girls perform in an annual musicale for the entire ton. The descriptions of how the massacre the music was hilarious.
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