Monday, November 7, 2011

Killing Two Birds with One Stone.....

NO, I am NOT actually going to kill two birds with one stone. I don't even think I could do that. Anyway, what I mean is, I'm going to get these two blog contest entries over with in one!
Book BriefsFirst one is for The Magic Attic's Once Upon a Time Giveaway.

What is my favorite Steampunk novel?
Okay, I admit it, I had no clue what Steampunk books were. Then I looked it up and found out they are novels with futurtisic stuff set in the past. And I will go with Girl in the Steal Corset. :D

What are your thoughts on steampunk in general?
Different type of book. Unique, and they sound great.


Are there any authors you would like to see try their hand at writing steampunk?
Julie Kagawa definiately. And Lauren Kate and Becca Fitzpatrick. I love them!


Are there any steampunk books being released that you're especially excited about?
The Clockwork Prince. I have yet to read the Clockwork Angel, but my friend has it and I hope to borrow it sometime (after i get through all the books I have to read right now). :D


PhotobucketSecond one is for the Book Breather (Note for you: your banner is kinda creepy. Just saying). Anyway, on to the questions!



Who is your favorite contemporary author?
I've only read a few contemporary novels, but my favorite author is Susane Colasanti.

What is your favorite contemporary book?
Susane Colasanti's novel Waiting for You.

Who is your favorite contemporary character?
Hmm....this one is kinda hard. Marisa from Waiting for You. I just can't recall any other character except her. :D
What do you love most about contemporary books?
That they are about real life situations that could happen, and that in the end, the girl usually gets her guy. :D
   
Now, I suggest you head over to both of their sites, enter their giveaways (T.M.A.'s ends in 3 days!), and answer the questions yourself.
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Tayte :D

Friday, November 4, 2011

Giveaways!

Giveaways. Who doesn't love a good giveaway? People who are deprived that's who!
Well, here's are some giveaways going on right now.


Gripped into Books's One Year Blogoversary. (I love that word.) They're giveaway your choice of book that's $15 or under!


hop
Seriously, enter this one. It's got some sweet books to giveaway.

Literary Exploration
Literary Exploration's 300 Followers (Yeah, that's right, 300!) Giveaway. Sweet books to be found here!


Short and Sweet
This one has a mystery box of books. Ooh, I wonder what's inside. :D


Paranormal Wastelands
Love the button. Anyways, this giveaway has 8books to giveaway. 8! Thank you Stuck in YA Books!


INTERNATIONAL BABY!! Bookaholics in England is holding a giveaway for £50


I know, it's a lot of followers. And look at what The Bookish Type is giving away! Gasp! lol


I know it isn't a lot, but if you go to my Twitter page, @Tayte5, you'll find all sorts of giveaways.


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The Scorpio Races review


*MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS*
Goodreads: It happens at the start of every November: the Scorpio Races. Riders attempt to keep hold of their water horses long enough to make it to the finish line. Some riders live. Others die.

At age nineteen, Sean Kendrick is the returning champion. He is a young man of few words, and if he has any fears, he keeps them buried deep, where no one else can see them.

Puck Connolly is different. She never meant to ride in the Scorpio Races. But fate hasn’t given her much of a chance. So she enters the competition — the first girl ever to do so. She is in no way prepared for what is going to happen.

Review:
Okay, I have to say, this book has to be one of the BEST books I've ever read.
1: I'm not a fan of Insta-Love. I believe love should develope over time. (Why do you think dating was invented?) I love it how Puck and Sean's relationship developed over time. Spoiler: It wasn't until towards the end of the book that Sean and Puck started feeling something for each other after they spent some time together.
2: Water horses. When I think of them, I think of the movie the Water Horse. (Great movie by the way.) Then I look at the book. These water horses, or capaill uisce, vicious. Sean's father got ripped off his horse by one of these man-eating beast. Seriously. The horse bit into his shoulder and pulled him off his horse and then half way tore of his arm. Then he was trampled to death by the other racers and their horses. As incredible as one of these creatures sounds, I wouldn't really want to get close to one.
3: I lied. I would get close to one. But I would only do it because of the reason or a different reason like Puck. I admire Puck's bravery. The races were the first thing that came to her mind when her brother Gabe told them that he was leaving. I also admire the fact she didn't give up after her first time on the beach.
4. When I read this book, I felt like I was back in the olden days. Women wore only dresses and men wore the pants in the family. Women didn't do certain things (like ride in the races) and men bossed them around. I don't know. I just got that feel from the book. Maybe it was because Thisby and Skarmouth sound like old Irish or Scottish names. And from the book, it sounded like it took place in Ireland or Scottland since it said many of the tourists were from America or the main land. Also, it said the island didn't get any activity in the winter since it's so cold, so I assume it's up north.
5. I really don't like it that Maggie made it so BOTH of Puck's parents died. I was so sad when I read it. :(
Characters:
Puck (Kate): Brave. Average. Hard-working. Stubborn. The best words to describe her.
  • Brave for actually riding in the races.
  • Average because Maggie describes her as "nothing too special--slight, with a giner ponytail" (99). At the end of the book she proves beyond that.
  • Hard-working because even though her brother is leaving, she makes sure she finds a way to get money to pay for the house. Second, she trains Dove to the best of her ability so she can win. Thirdly, after the races, she goes out and finds a job. She does everything in her power to make money and keep her family well fed and safe.
  • Stubborn because not matter how much people try, she doesn't give in and quit.
Finn: A regular young teenager. He's just a kid wanting to get through life without bring up the horrors of what happened to his family or the fact his only brother is leaving them. The only thing I found weird about him is his handwashing. He has to keep going and going until past the point I think he's strubbed off most of his skin. I think it's the mechanic in him. He works with tools all day and he wants all of the germs and grease off his hands so he can eat food instead of grease.
Gabe: In a way, he's selfish and caring. Selfish for leaving. Caring because he does stay until after the races and 2: he plans on sending back money for them. I also think he's very troubled. Maggie wrote: "I can't bear it anymore." I think she means by this is that he can't stand that there's nowhere for him to move forward from where he's at. A hotel employee that helps with fish and other random odd jobs. Also that he can't bear the fact his parents are gone wants to leave. I feel sorry for him, but I also think he's a jackwagon for not telling Puck and Finn about the house bill and how it hasn't been paid in a whole year.
Sean: Quiet. Reserved. He's one of those guys that just wants to get through life doing what he loves without some jerk complicating things for him. I like how he's so loyal to Corr, his horse, and that he doesn't put up with his boss's kid's crap and does what he has to do to keep his job. Puck and him are an interesting pair. Both are quiet, but she's more stubborna and has a free spirit where he is a little set back, and he doesn't show his emotions well. I'm happy that he opens up in the end when he finally admits he really likes Puck.
Mutt: Not going to even bother. Hate him.
Mr. Malveren: Typical businessman. Making sure his business is running smoothly. Making sure that people who live in his houses paid the bill. In a way, he's the ruler of Thisby since he owns much of it.
George Holly: He's interesting. Just an American there to buy a horse. Very wealthy. And he seems to get Sean. I love him. :D
Thomas Gratton and his wife Peg: nice couple that seem like Puck's and her brother's godparents.
Father Mooneyham: Regular Catholic preist.
The Maud Sisters: Intersting ladies. One's nearly blind. The other likes to sleep around. The other is like a mother to all of them. Their shop: Fathom & Sons; also interesting name. They have no sons, and I don't get the Fathom part. Oh well.
Gabe's Friends Tommy and Beech: Beech? Strange name. Otherwise, just teenage boys ready to leave and start a new life. It's sad that Tommy dies.
Malvern's horse grooms: In the book, not many are mention but a few. Most are loyal to Mutt because they're scared of them, but some are loyal to Sean.

Horses:
Corr: A red horse? I would love to see that beauty. He has the spirit of the November sea in him. Strong and fast. Perfect racing horse. A water horse.
Dove: Small. "Dull" according to Sean, but I think the brown that Maggie describes her as is pretty. Shy and scared of the water, but what land horse wouldn't be.
Together? In the book, Maggie makes Corr interested in Dove, but not as a meal, but as a mate. I find that cute. I think that if they got together, their foals would be a dark red. I also find it funny that Corr acted like an idiot for Dove. How sweet!
(There are other horses, like the piebald, but there's not much to tell except that the rest are very dangerous.)

Future: I don't know if Maggie plans on doing a sequel for the book, but if she did, can see it set in the future. Puck and Sean have married, Finn has a girlfriend, and Gabe is married to someone on the main land. I can see Puck and Sean have at least one if not two kids. Sean still races. Puck used to until the kids came along. The story would be about one of their kids races in the races and her going against the males again. But this time, the guy/love interest would be like the other guys and not want her to race. Puck and Sean coach her not to give up and fight for what she wants. If it's a guy, then it would be about his training for the races with his dad and Sean telling him about his racing.


READ THIS BOOK! IT'S WONDERFUL!


5 shells
Cover: 5 shells

 
Ending: 5 shells



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Wolfsbane review



*MAY CONTAIN SPOLIERS!*

Goodreads: When Calla Tor wakes up in the lair of the Searchers, her sworn enemies, she’s certain her days are numbered. But then the Searchers make her an offer—one that gives her the chance to destroy her former masters and save the pack—and the man—she left behind. Is Ren worth the price of her freedom? And will Shay stand by her side no matter what? Now in control of her own destiny, Calla must decide which battles are worth fighting and how many trials true love can endure and still survive.

Review: Okay, here we go. The first word that comes to my mind when I think of this book is..............
SLOW
Why slow? Because, the book took forever to get into. It was at the end when it really got good. Saving the others. Ren. Everything else in between. But the beginning, yeah.....slow. The beginning was all about the Searchers and the lies told to the wolves and how everything actually came to be and how the Keepers are bad bad bad. I think that took up 3/4 of the book. The rest was the first small battle between the Searchers w/ Calla against the 'Bane' ( the ' ' because there are Nightshades in it too) and the battle in the Alter room. That's where the book got better.

DO NOT READ THE NEXT PART. SPOILER ALERT!
Now the end? I was excited yet mad at it. As much as I love Shay, and I do, I'm kinda happy Calla went back after Ren, if only to save him from the Keepers and the Bane pack. But at the same time, I don't like it that she did. Spoiler: FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE, YOU MATED SHAY AT THE END! (Sorry). I hope that Andrea finds Ren a new love interest, because I really hope Calla does stay with Shay.
Characters:
Main three:
Calla: She's still the same head strong girl we all know and love. Her conflict between Ren and Shay is still stupid. TEAM SHAY!
Shay: Different. More confident now he is an alpha. More protective. I was shocked at how good he was with weapons. Once he gets that sword put together.....I hope his 'uncle' is prepared.
Ren: There wasn't much of Ren in this book (I'm not complaining), but I have to say, it was different to read how different he was. He was.........I really don't want to say needed, but it seemed like it. Plus, I don't see why he didn't fight back. He's an ALPHA FOR CHRIST SAKE! Also (this was mention in the book) why didn't he go with Calla? I mean, he said he loved her, so why not? To make sure their getaway was successful? Or was he scared? Hmm.........
The Searchers:
Monroe: Stern father figure. Leader. And I would hate to get on his bad side. He seems friendly enough if you get to know him, but I think he puts work over friendship a bit when people threaten him or his family. His secret--OMG! It was amazing to read about it. But I'm also so depressed that he never got to spend time with him except for when he [Monroe] met his (you fill in the blank).
Adne (Yeah, that's her name. Man, it's been so long.): Calla, except a Searcher. And she doesn't have a boy problem. I like it how even though she's a Weaver, she doesn't just stand along the side lines and wait. If she thinks something is wrong, she takes action.
Conor: Smart-ass, funny, totally strong guy. In the beginning, he comes off as a perv, hitting on Calla while she's asleep, but later he shows us that he's really into Adne. I really hope they get together.
Ethan: I'm not sure how I feel about him. In the beginning, he's a really butthead, but later we find out why. Not saying.
Silas: Yeah, that's how you spell his name (i think). This guy: smart, but a big pain in the ass. I don't think he has a sentive bone in his body. I like it how he just comes right how and says what he's thinking instead of lying, but every time he did that, he just made himself a bigger jerk than he already was.
Others:
Okay, I really don't remember any other characters except Calla's pack, which really haven't changed since they were in prision for most of the book, and some of the other Seachers, but there's nothing really to tell, except that I hate it that Lydia died.


4.5 shells

Cover:
Cover's rating is only because I like the orginal cover better.

Ending: 4.5



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Kay, personally, I like the UK cover better, but only because of the awesome drawing and the colors. But the other one really gives a hint of where the races take place. Can you see the water and the sand?


Monday, October 31, 2011

I'm grateful for.........

Why you may ask? Well, my love for Greek Mythology started with this series. It opened my mind to new stories about different myths that I could turn into different stories. Plus, from this series, many other books based on Greek Myths have been created, and I love many of them (like Abandon by Meg Cabot).  Many of my own ideas for stories have been based off of this series too.
Plus, the second series by Rick Riordan is my all time FAVORITE series EVER! I love it. Plus, when they made the movie, sure, I was peved that some things were changed, but the person they choose as Percy (logan lerman) is HOT!
Thirdly, I feel this series of books is one of the only series out there for both girls and boys. Today you see a lot of Paranoramal/YA novels for girls. I mean, what boy wants to read about vampires falling in love with a human (Evernight, Twilight, etc) or a fallen angel fighting for his love (Fallen series, Hush Hush series, etc)? Seriouly? If i was guy, I wouldn't even touch them. But this series aims towards both boys and girls. Fighting monsters? A hidden camp? Supernatural butt kicking power?! Guys love that stuff, and girls like it too. How do you think Rick Riordan got so popular?
The only thing I'm not grateful for for this book is that yes, a new series was born from it, but now I have to wait a whole year for the next book in the second series (The Heroes of Olympus-The Mark of Athena) to come out. A WHOLE STINKIN YEAR! WHY!? Good thing I have more books to read. :D
So, if you are reading, read the series if you haven't already. It's the BEST one out there (in my opinion anyway ;) )!

This lovely post is for the contest below. Now, don't faint. Yes, it's for 19 BOOKS! And A MILLION SUNS is included! :D It's so awesome!
Link is on the right side. :D

Sunday, October 30, 2011

Bloodlines review


*MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS*

Goodreads: When alchemist Sydney is ordered into hiding to protect the life of Moroi princess Jill Dragomir, the last place she expects to be sent is a human private school in Palm Springs, California. But at their new school, the drama is only just beginning.

Populated with new faces as well as familiar ones, Bloodlines explores all the friendship, romance, battles and betrayals that made the #1 New York Times bestselling Vampire Academy series so addictive - this time in a part-vampire, part-human setting where the stakes are even higher and everyone's out for blood.

Okay, since it's been a long time since i actually read this book, this isn't going to be much of a review.
Plot: I liked it. It was different. I found the book a really good one, The following is just some mental notes I took.
1: I'm not sure how I feel about the tattoo problem. Sure, I was happy the Keith got caught red-handed, but I don't get why she didn't tell us why he was dealing 'blood'. that or i missed it.
2: Jill's many admirers. Okay, when she told us that Micah (human) and Lee (moroi) were intersted in her, I thought "Cool! Finally someone else besides Adrian for her love interest. He's way too old." But at the end, when Sydney told us that Eddie was interested in her too, I thought "Lucky, but why so many?" I mean, one to two is awesome. Team Micah or Team Lee.
3: BIG TYPO. "Beside Jill was a dhampir, one I knew in teh same way I knew Adrian--that is, I'd see him but had never been introduced." Page 49. JILL ISN'T A DHAMPIR! SHE'S A MOROI!
4. I think the hint of Syndey being a witch is cool, but a witch? Aren't we suppose to be focusing on vampires? I think the witch thing might be a little over done, but it's going to be interesting to see who gave her the DNA of a witch. I think her mother did.
5. I LOVE THE CAMEO OF ROSE! Love her. Still the same badass as ever.

Characters:
Like most of them except Keith (horrible horrible person) and Syndey's dad (horrible man who doesn't deserve Syndey or any of the women in his life). Now, you're wondering "WHAT? WHY?" Why in deed? Well, like it said in the book, he regets having only girls. I swear, I would divorce him after learning this.

Quotes:
None for this one. I can't remember any. Sorry!

4.5 shells

Cover: 4.5
Ending: 4.5






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Sunday, October 23, 2011

The Son of Neptune (Part 2) review


*SPOILERS FOR THOSE WHO HAVEN'T READ IT*

Goodreads: Seven half-bloods shall answer the call,
To storm or fire the world must fall.
An oath to keep with a final breath,
And foes bear arms to the Doors of Death.

Percy is confused. When he awoke from his long sleep, he didn't know much more than his name. His brain fuzz is lingering, even after the wolf Lupa tol him he is a demigod and trained him to fight with the pen/sword in his pocket. Somehow Percy manages to make it to a camp for half-bloods, despite the fact that he has to keep killing monsters along the way. But the camp doesn't ring and bells with him. The only thing he can recall from his past is another name: Annabeth

Hazel is supposed to be dead. When she lived before, she didn't do a very good job of it. Sure, she was an obedient daughter, even when her mother was possessed by greed. But that was the problem - when the Voice took over he mother and commanded Hazel to use her "gift" for and evil purpose, Hazel couldn't say no. Now because of her mistake, the future of the world is at risk. Hazel wished she could ride away from it all on the stallion that appears in her dreams.

Frank is a klutz. His grandmother says he is descended from heroes and can be anything he wants to be, but he doesn't see it. He doesn't even know who his father is. He keeps hoping Apollo will claim him, because the only thing he is good at is archery - although not good enough to win camp war games. His bulky physique makes him feel like an ox, especially infront of Hazel, his closest friend at camp. He trusts her completely - enough to share the secret he holds close to his heart.

Beginning at the "other" camp for half-bloods and extending as far as the land beyond the gods, this breathtaking second installment of the Heroes od Olympus series introduces new demigods, revives fearsome monsters, and features other remarkable creatures, all destined to play a part in the Prophesy of Seven.

Okay, so, I promised two reviews Friday. As i said before, I got distracted. But here's one now.

Plot: LOVED IT! I'm a big fan of Alaska, and thought of it being the "Land beyond the Gods" is actually pretty smart. It's isolated from the rest of the USA, and the Gods rule from the West to the East Coasts. Alaska isn't even part of that. (I wonder if Hawaii is included in this?)
The subplot of Percy getting back his memory was genius in my opinion. I didn't even know Gorgon blood could be used like that. I wonder what they will do with the other vile. Hmm....
One problem/romantic part of the book was Percy and Annabeth. I love it how Rick made it so he remembered her, but I'm not sure how I feel about him thinking so far ahead into their future that he can picture them with kids. I want to say that it was romantic, but also a bit fast. Could be me. Two months for dating and then thinking about that is a little too fast, but of course, Percy was gone a total of eight months.

Characters:
Percy: Still love him. In this book, I feel that he has matured more. He more knowledgable and still the thoughtful guy we know and love.
Hazel: When I first read about HER HORSE on the official website, I thought she was going to be the Daughter of Mars or something since she looked like she was a warrior on that horse of hers. Arion right? Right. Anyway, I felt sorry for her. All those flashbacks, and the fact she didn't get to be with Sammy. But I love her courage and wit when she's with the Amazons. Down part of her, I'm not sure how I like it that she's thirteen. Sure, Romans start off young, but her personality seems more older than that. But of course, the Underworld does change you.
Frank: I LOVE HIM! HE'S CHINESE LIKE ME! No, seriously, he is. At first, when you looked at his picture on the website, Apollo is the first think in probably everyone's mind. The bow and arrow give a huge lead-on to his Godly parent. But nope. I just can't believe who it actually is. I would have ever have guess it. Now his ability/gift: amazing. I want his gift. I'm not saying what it is, but if you looked at the picture of him, you might be able to guess.
The fact he likes Hazel is cute. And they do make a cute couple. I just wished he saw that in the beginning of the book.
NOTE: His heritage (besides being Chinese AND Canadian) will shock you. I mean, I was shocked too.
Others:
Ella: Harpy with a smart brain. Wish I had it.
Reyna: Really, really scary but nice. I feel sorry for her in a way. She likes Jason. He disappears. Once she learns about him and Piper. War goddess child + love goddess = not good.
Octavian: Hate him. Period.
Lupa: I'm disappointed that I don't get to see more of her in this book. I know she trains the Roman demigods, but that's it. It would have been nice to see her as the big boss at the Camp/City.
Terminus: Crazy OCD God of Boarders.
Amazons: Brave and strong warriors. Very loyal (depending on who is on the throne). That reminds me, I feel sorry for Reyna and her sister Hyalla. Captured by pirates after they destroyed their home. But they made it out alive.
Arion: Hazel's pretty brown cussing horse that escaped with them during the escape from the Amazons. I wonder he was saying when he was cussing. I have a good idea.
Future: I hate it that I have to wait an entire year for "The Mark of Athena", which we all know is about Annabeth and the Doors of Death.
Okay, big spoiler, but with Leo being a reincarnation of Sammy, do you think Hazel will have mixed feelings for him and Frank? I think Leo should at least get a girl to flirt with, like Gwen. But that's it.
Piper, Jason, and Reyna. Who will get him? Usually it's Team Jacob or Team Ash, but this time, it's two girls. I'm for one Team Piper. She got the short end of the stick. The Mist manipulated her feelings and memory. Reyna knew Jason for a while. But then again, she did, and she lost him. That's big. But I'm still Team Piper.

This book.....well, ask anyone (except my smartass friend Ben Ra.) that this book is a must read.

Favorite Quotes
"Anyone got a pen?" Lord Mars. "Two hundred Romans and no one's got a pen? Never mind!" page 148-9
"That was my kid. First over the wall, won the game for his team. Unless you're blind, that was an MVP play. You're not blind, are you?" Lord Mars. pg 150
"Percy imagined what that would be like: getting an apartment in this tiny replica of Rome, protected by the legion and Terminus the OCD border god. He imagined holding hands with Annabeth at a cafe. Maybe when they were older, watching thwir own kid chase seagulls acrosse the forum...." page. 161
"'He just said, "I will trample you to death, silly Chinese Canadian baby man.'" Percy page 341
"Beat that, ya punks!" Arion page 440
"I got a bone to pick with you, Zhang. You can turn in to an eagle? And a bear?" Percy page 471
"'Hazel,' Percy said, 'I am seriously going to wash your horse's mouth with soap. He says, yes, he can pull it, but he needs food.'" page 472


Rating:
5 shells
(smart huh? goes with the theme)
Cover: 5 shells
Ending: 5



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Tuesday, October 18, 2011

NEWS UPDATE

Well, reviews for the Son of Neptune and Bloodlines hopefully Friday since I'll have test to study for in these next two days. Chemistry and Math. Ugh.
Second, I decided to do a little cover love. This book is a year old, but I haven't read it, and it's just plain cute!
Goodreads's summary:
“I’ve left some clues for you.
If you want them, turn the page.
If you don’t, put the book back on the shelf, please.”
So begins the latest whirlwind romance from the New York Times bestselling authors of Nick & Norah’s Infinite Playlist. Lily has left a red notebook full of challenges on a favorite bookstore shelf, waiting for just the right guy to come along and accept its dares. But is Dash that right guy? Or are Dash and Lily only destined to trade dares, dreams, and desires in the notebook they pass back and forth at locations across New York? Could their in-person selves possibly connect as well as their notebook versions? Or will they be a comic mismatch of disastrous proportions?
Rachel Cohn and David Levithan have written a love story that will have readers perusing bookstore shelves, looking and longing for a love (and a red notebook) of their own.

Cute huh? I know. It's something different. You don't really hear about kids daring each other through a book these days. I can't wait to read it.

Movie to go along with the book:
Yeah I know, what does this movie have to do with the book? They're both different plots. Dares? A ten year old boy falling in love for the first time. Seriously? How original can you get here?

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T.

Monday, October 17, 2011

Grr!

Yeah, that's the word. GRR! Why? Well, I sensing I won't have time to put up my review for the Son of Neptune. Plus, I realized I didn't for Bloodlines yet either. So, hopefully only one test this week so my weekend is free. I hope.
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T.

Sunday, October 16, 2011

Test week

This one is going to be short. Here we go.Well, it's going good so far. I should have read more yesterday and today when I had the chance, but I've been deleting crap off my computer since it has been running slow. Plus, i get distracted pretty easily. So, bare with me. Review hopefully in sometime this week if I don't have test after test after test this week. I'm pretty sure I have a test each day of this week. :(
Wish me luck