With a week to go, these are the attempts to win $30 by writing 30 words. See what you think, and if you want to have a try yourself, there's still time. Come and join in!
1. "Book Title: If I Stay
Author: Gayle Forman
In just one moment in time your whole life changes. Everyone you love is gone. Your body is now a hollow shell. Will memories and love keep her alive?"
by Beckie Voigts
2. "Small Blue Thing by S.C Ransom;
I found this book to be very romantic, but in a sort of tragic kind of way. I found it a tad slow at the beginning, but it got better!
by sarahseaturtle
3. "Ultraviolet by RJ Anderson
""I'm not really a neuroscience student. I'm a janitor""
""Oh ...""
""I'm also an alien.""
""Like ... illegal immigrant?.""
""No, from outer space.""
That's where the story lost me."
by Claudia Kruger
4. "Divergent by Veronica Roth
Dystopian Chicago. Choose a faction, Candor (honest), Abnegation (selfless), Dauntless (brave), Amity (peaceful), Erudite (intelligent), change your life. Right or wrong. Tris and Four are Divergent, what are you? "
by Jules5. "Hollowland by Amanda Hocking
Remy & co narrowly escape run-ins with zombies and random predators! This has it all - tons of action, suspense, emotion and a little romance, plus plenty of laughs."
Cindy H
6. "Title: Being. Author: T.R. Mousner
This book was amazing! Aliens, human nature, love, hate, faith and courage. This author created this world in her book and sucked me right in! IT WAS AWESOME...READ IT!!"
by MELISSA WYER7. "Clockwork Angel by Cassandra Clare:
A story set in gorgeous Victorian London, white gloved hands, secret glances and stolen moments. With proper and charming characters; but with the strong fierceness, blades and magic Shadowhunters have.
by Jude Henderson.
Full review: here...
and HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!! :D"
8. "Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky:
A classic on the nature of right and wrong. It's about a man's struggle to understand his place in the world after committing a murder. Grueling, but a great read. "
by Mick Theebs9. "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix by J.K. Rowling
Upon finishing this book at promptly 9:52 p.m. last night, I realized exactly what I thought of it: It stunk up until page 770. Then it got really good. "
by Michaela Bean
10. "Out Stealing Horses. Per Petterson.
Simply written with basic conjunctions such as 'and', the slow paced descriptions of life in a Norwegian Wood draw you in and then the 'real' story starts. I recommend it."
by Fiona11. "The Shipping News" pulls your heart strings with a story of ill-placed love, displacement and return. Chilly descriptions of the Newfoundland landscape contrast with the warmth of the characterisation. Really loved it.
by Redge
12. "My review:Hex Hall by Racael Hawkins
Sophie Mercer thought that she was a normal teen. But after magic gone wrong Sophie is sent to Hex Hall. Now Sophie must uncover deep secrets about her and school."
by Patrick Castro13. "Revolting Rhymes by Roald Dahl
This odd but humourous read comes from the seasoned wit of the inimitable children's author. The Three Little Pigs and other classics get a ""revolting"" makeover that doesn't disappoint. "
by Paul Miazga
14. "Flow My Tears the Policeman Said by Philip K. Dick
A 1984ish future. A protagonist with the emotional depth of oatmeal. What’s going on? All I remember is the line where a character “stops speaking to fart silently.” Thanks, Philip."
By James Steele15. "Next" by Michael Crichton
Instead of research that benefits mankind, every scientist is skirting the legal system so they can make money and get more funding. The moral of the story: scientists are evil."
by James Steele
16. "When We Were Real by William Barton
The author can’t finish a... Well... You see, he can’t finish... Well. I’m sure you... Right. Great. When there isn’t a vagina around, the whole book is like this."
by James Steele17. "The Forbidden Game by L.J. Smith
I cried, was tense and afraid, yet there was sweetness there. I met Jenny and Julian, a prince of darkness as evil and terrifying as he was beautiful and compelling"
by Ter05
18. Wuthering Heights fascinates; the obsessive relationship between Heathcliff and Cathy reflected by the raw charge of the wild setting. ‘He’s more myself than I am’ – raises hairs on my neck.
by Casper19. "Bird By Bird. By Anne Lamott.
A concise writing guide colored by Lamott's unusual experiences, Bird by Bird belongs alongside Zinsser and Strunk & White on any serious writers bookshelf. "
by Christopher
20. "Game of Thrones: George R. R. Martin
Incest, sex, betrayal, violence, war, love, family, honor, and a witty dwarf! What more could you need to make an amazing book? Nothing! A must-read!"
Caitlin3721. "Ebook - Essence by Diane Tolley.
Todd's scientist father has created 'Essence', which will turn anyone into the animal of their choice.
Now it's been stolen. Adventure ensues."
By Diane
22. "The Glassman by Jocelyn Adams.
Fae realms, strong heroine, hot hero, amusing yet terrifying villain, and a rocket speed writing pace will drag you along for a magical and fantastical ride for the finish line."
by J.A. Belfield23. "City of Bones by Cassandra Clare
Firecracker Clary Fray rips the glamour off New York’s underworld to rescue her enigmatic mother. Uncovered secrets reveal taboo snogging. Clare writes luscious romance, dynamite action but sickeningly wordy sentences. "
by Emma Madden
Just sent my entry. Hope it's not too late. Had a blast writing a short review. Thanks for hosting!
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