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| TBR Challenge : DL's 2009 TBR Lists | | 23 | Jenson_AKA_DL, fredag 8:45am | |
| Book talk : Favorite Books Read in 2009 | | 16 | Sandydog1, fredag 7:57am | |
| 75 Books Challenge for 2009 : bibliotecara's 2009 booklist | | 96 | alcottacre, december 17 | |
| 75 Books Challenge for 2009 : First try at 75 in 2009 | | 37 | drneutron, december 17 | |
| 999 Challenge : DL's (yes, another one) | | 24 | Jenson_AKA_DL, december 9 | |
| Science Fiction Fans : Post apocalyptic recommendations | | 100 | john257hopper, december 9 | |
| Books off the Shelf Challenge : Zoe's Challenge | | 21 | Luxx, december 8 | |
| 1010 Category Challenge : Zoe's 101010 | | 65 | VictoriaPL, december 7 | |
| 75 Books Challenge for 2009 : BaileysAndBooks Updated Reading List for 2009 75 Book Challenge | | 29 | alcottacre, december 7 | |
| Bloggers : book giveaways | | 312 | avisannschild, december 5 | |
| 50 Book Challenge : Kerian's 2009 book challenge | | 73 | Kerian, december 3 | |
| 75 Books Challenge for 2009 : divinenanny finished 50, on to 75! | | 70 | Carmenere, november 26 | |
| Literary Snobs : Book burning, it's not just for 1930s Germans any more ... | | 82 | Third_cheek, november 20 | |
| Thirst : | | 2 | beatles1964, november 18 | |
| Science Fiction Fans : Best YA Science Fiction | | 120 | rojse, november 15 | |
| 999 Challenge : Blondierocket's | | 88 | cmbohn, november 7 | |
| Book talk : Stephenie Meyer | | 6 | Nanliber, oktober 31 | |
| 75 Books Challenge for 2009 : Zoe's Challenge | | 212 | loriephillips, oktober 28 | |
| Book talk : Host | | 15 | inkspot, oktober 28 | |
| ARC Junkies : Blog Contests | | 444 | MissMermaid118, oktober 25 | |
| 50 Book Challenge : bentley06 challenge - 2009 | | 28 | bentley06, oktober 15 | |
| What did YOU buy today? : What did you buy today, September. | | 27 | saraslibrary, oktober 10 | |
| Hogwarts Express : What are you reading in September? | | 104 | Espeon200, september 30 | |
| 999 Challenge : laura_88`s 999 challenge | | 18 | VictoriaPL, september 28 | |
| Romance - from historical to contemporary : Appropriate for a 15-year-old? | | 12 | Kaywillis, september 21 | |
| 75 Books Challenge for 2009 : drneutron's 2009 Books, part 2 | | 274 | drneutron, september 10 | |
| 100 Books Challenge for 2009 : Amy's 100 for 2009 | | 5 | AmyLynn, september 3 | |
| Romance - from historical to contemporary : "The Host" by Stephenie Meyer - Is it suitable for a 14yr old? | | 3 | scrpo1027, september 2 | |
| 999 Challenge : onyx95 - | | 38 | ivyd, september 2 | |
| 999 Challenge : Fredanria's (attempted) | | 23 | VictoriaPL, augusti 26 | |
| 999 Challenge : Katrina's 999 challenge | | 51 | katrinasreads, augusti 24 | |
| What Are You Reading Now? : Books Brought Home - July 2009 | | 228 | rolandperkins, augusti 1 | |
| 999 Challenge : divinenanny's 999 challenge | | 1 | divinenanny, juli 28 | |
| 75 Books Challenge for 2009 : tturse's list of 75 | | 28 | BaileysAndBooks, juli 27 | |
| 75 Books Challenge for 2008 : Sorrel's Books | | 59 | Sorrel, juli 22 | |
| Fifty States Fiction (or Nonfiction) Challenge : Marie's 50 State Booklist | | 1 | mihess, juli 20 | |
| 75 Books Challenge for 2009 : Roseben031's 75 book challenge | | 21 | Roseben031, juni 30 | |
| What Are You Reading Now? : What is the Best Book you've read so far this year --2009 | | 78 | dchaikin, juni 25 | |
| What Are You Reading Now? : What are you reading the week of June 13 2009? | | 248 | koalamom, juni 20 | |
| What Are You Reading Now? : What You Are Reading the Week of 6-12 June 2009 | | 228 | bookymouse, juni 14 | |
| Site talk : the host | | 58 | bernsad, maj 25 | |
| I want to read that! : Zoe's Unowned List | | 10 | _Zoe_, februari 25 | |
#43 The book is called The host which is a very wishlisted one. I think I'll wait and see what happens next.
#44 I know I've done more that needed but I like helping others to get the books they wish to read, it's not really for the points, I've got more than I can spend. ... is another hostage. I like how the story unfolds, although it is quite slow in places, a slow build one could say.
85. The Host by Stephenie Meyer
The first love triangle with only two people. I quite liked this, although in some places the writing is annoying, particularly when she is ... You have some good books listed. I also have Obernewtyn and plan on reading it this year.
I loved The Host. I thought it was better than the Twilight series actually. War for the Oaks and Fire and Hemlock are two books on my top 20 favorite books ever read! I am interested to see what ... ... of the Sea
25. Ornament of the World
26. Inside the Apple
27. Homer and Mycenae
28. Three Cups of Tea
29. The Host
30. Wise Child
31. Motel of the Mysteries
32. The Arabian Nights: A Companion
33. A History of the Ancient Near East
34. The Luxe
35. Daughter of V ... ... enjoyed all the Harry Dresden books I read this year, but this one topped the lot for me! I simply adore Thomas :-)
The Host by Stephenie Meyer. I held on to this book for quite a while before reading it and was very happily surprised when I finally did. I know this author gets a ... I would actually suggest the host by Stephanie Meyer as post-apocalyptic, since the story is set after 'body-snatchers' have taken over most humans on the planet.
The story reads as easily as Twilight, so if you are looking for something challenging from a literary perspective, this is not ... ... here in LT were reading it at the time. I've finished reading the Twilight Saga however I haven't even started reading The Host, yet. I also started buying J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series for the exact same reason too. It seemed a lot of people were reading them in LT at the time and ... I don't think any of those are science fiction. More like YA paranormal romance and YA urban fantasy. The Host by Stephenie Meyer on the other hand is actually supposed to be science fiction . . . ... read the Twilight series, but I did watch the first movie when it came out on DVD with the wife. She talked me into reading The Host and I have to say that it wasn't bad. Not stellar literature, but an interesting take on the alien theme. ... drug-addled, overlong screeds of trenchant tedium can be categorized as such.
Rand makes Bolsheviks look merciful and Stephanie Meyer seem talented. The Host by Stephaine Meyer
Now many I know did not have rave reviews for Meyer's Twilight series, and I generally gave it 3/5 overall. So why am I reading another one of her books?? To be honest, the description of the plot snagged me. I walked away a few times, but then broke down and ... ... 8
72. Lethal Legacy by Linda Fairstein pgs 384
73. Shiver by Maggie Stiefvater pgs 400
74. Breaking Dawn by Stephanie Meyer pgs 475
75. The Hound of the Baskervilles bySir Arthur Conan Doyle
76. Deja Dead by Kathy Reichs pgs 416
77. Death Du Jour by Kathy Reichs ... I read Host because the wife made me after I refused to read Twilight. I hate to say this, but it wasn't bad. Not normally my cuppa tea, but not bad either.
In the interest of full disclosure, I did watch the movie Twilight when it showed up on Netflix. The things we do for love... ... are unlikely to enjoy the other as much. However, i think if you enjoyed the Twilight books you could do worse than give The Host a try.
if you click on the link above, you can take a look at the 245 proper reviews. Have fun! Congratulations ahaps, you spelled her name right! For someone so popular, nobody seems to remember her name.
The Host is soft sci-fi/romance. It has more plot than the Twilight series, and it seems to me that people who liked Twilight don't like the Host and vice versa, although there's still ... ... von Goethe
54) Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert
55) Å lese litteratur (To Read Literature) by Hans H. Skei
56) The Host by Stpehenie Meyer
57) Bodily Harm by Margaret Atwood
58) One Flew over the Cuckoos Nest by Ken Kesey
59) Revolutionary Road by Richard Yates
60) The Goo ... ... World
41. Inside the Apple: A Streetwise History of New York
42. Homer and Mycenae
43. Three Cups of Tea
44. The Host
45. Why Your World Is About to Get a Whole Lot Smaller
46. A Mathematician's Lament
47. Wise Child
48. ... ... wn
Perfect Timing by Jill Mansell
From the store (I went a little nuts this week)
Luxe by Anna Godbersen
The Host by Stephenie Meyer
The Rapture by Liz Jensen
A Wizard of Earthsea by Ursula K. Le Guin
The Tombs of Atuan by Ursula K. Le Guin
The Farthe ... ... links to Parasite Rex by Carl Zimmer (where's the connection??), which looks just as good as the book you listed.
The Host is on my wishlist. I'm still working on her Twilight series.
If only I had a job where I could write all of my book purchases off - sigh!
Same here. ... #31 The King's English by Betsy Burton
#32 The Host by Stephanie Meyer
I am conflicted about both of these. Good enough writing, but nothing touched me and I skimmed plenty just to see what would happen. King's English is like a memoir about an independent bookstore. The Hos ... ... stories, and cultural anthropology, pick this book up. Goodness, if you just want a good book...
52 Stephenie Meyer: The Host
I didn't take to this last year as well as others when it was newly released. With little free time, I'd read it slowly and had felt it dragged. I was ... I finished my ER, Strength in What Remains during the week and reread The Host as well. It's funny how different a book may be for you when you have more time for it. I was so glued to The Host that I read until I finished it at 3am last night, nevermind I've only been getting five hours of ... ... World by Bill Bryson
Coffee with Isaac Newton by Michael White
Secret Lives of Great Composers by Elizabeth Lunday
The Host by Stephanie Meyer
The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie by Alan Bradley
Official Book Club Selection by Kathy Griffin
Milwaukee At Last! CD & DVD combo ... 56) The Host by Stephenie Meyer
After reading several slightly dry and demanding book for Uni I needed some fluff. The Host certainly did the trick, as it's a very engrossing and exciting read, with plenty of action. Just what I needed; an escape from reality.
While not a great read, I ... ... of England - Michael Wood
27. The Venetian Betrayal - Steve Berry
28. Harlequin - Bernard Cornwell
29. The Host - Stephenie Meyer
30. Sword of Shame - The Medieval Murderers
31. Company of Liars - Karen Maitland
32. Framing the Middle Ages - Chris Wickh ... Hello, My step-daughter just mentioned to me that she was reading The Host by Stephenie Meyer. I haven't read it and I know her mother hasnt but I was under the impression this is not a YA book. I was hoping that I could get the opinion of someone that has read it if it is suitable for a 14 ... V. Young Adult
1. How to Ditch Your Fairy by Justine Larbelestier
2. Host by Stephanie Meyer
3. Midnighters by Scott Westerfeld
4. How to be Bad by E. Lockhart, Lauren Myracle, and Sarah Mylnowski
5. The Astonishing Li ... ... ce
Inside the Apple
*Report from Ground Zero
Just Because
Foucault's Pendulum
Travels with Herodotus
The Host
*The Meaning of Night
Across the Endless River
Dracula
Anne of Green Gables
Motel of the Mysteries
Three Cups of Tea
*Vampire Diaries: The Retur ... ... Wonder-Tales
Just Because (3 books)
The Mini Rough Guide to New York City
Across the Endless River
The Host
I'll work on filling in the gaps. ... Bread by Erica Johnson Debeljak
13.Natasha's Dance by Orlando Figes
14.Burnt Shadows by Kamila Shamsie
15.The Host by Stephanie Meyer
16.The Madonnas of Leningrad by Debra Dean
17.Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky
18.Shanghai Girls by Lisa See
19.The 19th Wife ... ... (01-02-2009)
5. Sovereign - C.J. Sansom
6. Revelation - C.J. Sansom
2. Science Fiction
1. The Host - Stephenie Meyer (14-07-2009)
2. Eternity - Greg Bear (26-06-2009)
3. Legacy - Greg Bear (14-06-2009)
4. Eon - Greg Bea ... ... Wild by Jon Krakauer (The main character travels a lot, but he ends up in Alaska at the end of his life.
Arizona: The Host by Stephenie Meyer (Okay, well it's mostly spent in an underground cave...but in AZ!)
Arkansas
California: White Oleander by Janet Finch
Colorado
Co ... 32. The Host by Stephenie Meyer 21. The Host by Stephenie Meyer -- Finished 7/16/09
Another well written and intriguing book by Ms. Meyer. I wasn't as fascinated with it as the Twilight Series, but it was a good, fast-paced read. ... Basket books with her if she didn't bring it back. Sad when the parent is fighting with her kid over manga books.
The Host by Stephanie Meyer ~ not sure if I'm up to this one yet. I'm still disgusted with her after reading Breaking Dawn.
and I also got The Daemon's Curse by Dan ... Well, my first abandoned book of the year - and my newest collection - Abandoned. The Host was that kind of sci-fi I really couldn't take. And 5 chapters in...too many dang things to remember about wars, species, planets, healers and god knows what else. I simply didn't care at all. For me to ... ... Jones. It is not quite as intense as the Twilight series, but it has a bit of supernatural in it. I also really enjoyed Host. Good luck, I like reading how people answer this type of questions, I am not far behind with my kids (8 and 10). I read The Host a couple months ago and didn't find anything in it that I would consider inappropriate for a 15 year old. Certainly not any more so than some of the scenes in Breaking Dawn. I think I might even have brought up the point in my review of The Host that even though it is Meyers' ... ... to discover that they weren't the bodice-ripping romances. I don't think she's quite ready for that yet.
What about The Host? Is it as great as the Edward and Bella thing? Is it appropriate for her age? Would appreciate any input. ... library soon (I should totally make a a drinking game out of this excuse!), so I'll be starting a non-999 book right away. The Host by Stephenie Meyer. My SIL said she liked it, so I figured I'd give it a read. I have to say that it's a tie between The Host and Kissed by an Angel. The Host was amazing but I can say the same with Kissed by an Angel. But for a runner up, I would say Wake was a good book too.
I loved the books by Stephenie Meyer and Elizabeth Chandler. They are very ... Happy birthday to The Host by Stephenie Meyer! To celebrate, Hatchette is allowing me to give away three copies on my blog Wrighty's Reads. Contest ends June 30th, 11:59 EST so sign up now! Happy birthday to The Host by Stephenie Meyer! To celebrate, Hatchette is allowing me to give away three copies on my blog Wrighty's Reads. Contest ends June 30th, 11:59 EST so sign up now! ... rthy
22. Blue Bloods by Melissa de la Cruz
23. Generation Dead by Daniel Waters
24. Horus Rising by Dan Abnett
25. The Host by Stephenie Meyer
26. Masquerade by Melissa de la Cruz
April
27. Bluebeard by Kurt Vonnegut
28. A Certain Strain of Peculiar by Gigi Amateau
29. Dark ... Finished The Host last night. It was interesting. I'm not much of a science fiction reader so I really have no perspective.
I am going to start American Gods by Neil Gaiman today. I may then move on to Lake of Sorrows by Erin Hart. Still working on The Host, hope to finish it tomorrow. Debating on what to pick up next, but I'll be sure to keep everyone posted.
Oh, for a non fiction selection, I am working on Everyone's Guide to Atoms, Einstein, and the Universe by Robert Piccioni, a book a received through early ... ... I can see what the teens love about it but Eh.
A third coworker was raving about Twilight and was excited to get The Host. So now I'm debating on reading it. I've heard that it has better writing and a more adult story line. I did enjoy The Host but more because it was a fast, fun read; although it did raise a bit of thought on humanity and what defines it (at least for me).
What's holding you up in the Twilight series? Did you like The Host? I am struggling through the last of the Twilight series, an easy read but blah, blah, blah and I keep hearing good things about The Host. #137 - Catreona: The Host was a fun book to read. Was it the greatest thing I have even read, no; and did I enjoy it better than The Twilight series, definitely not. It was a nice break from all the E. European fare I have found myself in over the past few weeks, and it did raise a few ... ... to match my new book blog, http://baileysandbooks.wordpress.com/, but this is tturse here. I just finished #15 ...
15. The Host by Stephanie Meyer
Still working on Crime and Punishment, want to have that done by next week, and am also starting The Madonnas of Leningrad.
I'm way ... ... happy to hear that you are enjoying Olive Kitteridge, I just ordered it and can't wait to get in to it.
I finished up The Host last night, so back to Crime and Punishment and plan to start The Madonnas of Leningrad tonight - it's only 220+ pages, so might need to add another one to the ... ... the Night - Beryl Markham. This was great! An autobiographical look at a pioneer aviator and very interesting lady.
51. The Host - Stephenie Meyer. An exquisite treatment and different view of the old "invasion of the body-snatchers" idea.
52. The Pearl - John Steinbeck. A very good (comp ... ... Bridget770, hope you enjoy Firefly Lane, I really enjoyed that book.
I am still working on Crime and Punishment and The Host, also plan to add in The Madonnas of Leningrad this week.
And when not reading, I will be working on my new book blog Bailey's and Books (http://baileysandbook ... Oh, in case anyone didn't see, I am starting The Host. ... rything.com/profile_reviews.php?view=leperdbunny
http://leperdbunny.livejournal.com/28574.html
Probably going to start The Host by Stephenie Meyer. ... save for vacation, so looking forward to your review.
Still working on Crime and Punishment and making progress in The Host, but also got The Madonnas of Leningrad which I now might need to throw in the mix as well. ... recorded an episode of the show, Legend of the Seeker. If you like this kind of thing, the first one is really good.
5. The Host by Stephenie Meyer
After seeing me with Breaking Dawn a parent of one of my students recommended this one and I really enjoyed it, I think more than the Twi ... ... so well, without losing the story.
Still working on Crime and Punishment and will lighten things up this week with The Host. ... Burnt Shadows - it was beautifully written and I highly recommend. Will post a more in depth review soon.
Will start The Host for a little light reading tomorrow to counter-balance Crime and Punishment. ... intersect and turn out - it is so well written it works.
Still working on Crime and Punishment. Also hope to start The Host for a fun quick read.
After reading all these posts, I see I will have to add The Girls to my summer reading list. The Road is an incredible book. I will definitely reread it prior to the movie.
I'm glad you enjoyed The Host. I did read the Twilight books, and liked all but the last. I hope we see a sequel to The Host at some point.
I've just started reading Brother Odd. Wafflez, I want to read The Host. I have heard a lot of good things about it. I am almost done with the Twilight series. It was good, nothing wonderful but an easy read.
The flagging of the OP's post is uncalled for. So what if it was posted in the wrong group and it was in young peoples 't ... I just finished The Host a few days ago, so I'll weigh in. If you liked the Twilight series, I suspect you'll like this one. Meyer's style isn't that different in The Host. It's not that complicated, so I don't think you'll have trouble following it. In spite of its reputation for being more "gr ... So far this year my fave novel is The Host by Stephenie Meyer.
My favorite manga series new to me in 2009 is Wild Adapter.
My favorite novellette in 2009 so far is Backup by Jim Butcher.
My favorite ebook so far is Drawn Together by Z.A. Maxfield.
Kudos to you for being a good husband and tackling a Stephanie Meyer book. I haven't read The host but after reading your comments I probably will. I quite liked the vampire world she created in Twilight but not so much the main characters.
I've just caught up on your threads and happily most ... 44. The Host by Stephenie Meyer
The wife's a Twilight fan, so she thought she'd give The Host a try when she found it at the library. She loved it and wanted me to give it a go. Since I try to be a good husband, I thought I'd give it a shot since I've been a bit obstinate about Twiligh ... ... a narrative rich enough that I may as well re-absorb all of it.
I have a feeling I'll have to do the same thing with The Host. V. Young Adult
1. How to Ditch Your Fairy by Justine Larbelestier
2. Host by Stephanie Meyer
3. Midnighters by Scott Westerfeld
4. How to be Bad by E. Lockhart, Lauren Myracle, and Sarah Mylnowski
5. The Astonishing Li ... ... by Steven Brust
What is the What by Dave Eggers
Terror in the Name of God by Jessica Stern
Host by Faith Hunter
99 Coffins by David Wellington
Fearless Fourteen by Janet Evanovich
... (Mijn zoon heeft een seksleven en ik lees mijn moeder roodkapje voor) by Renate Dorrestein read (March 10th)
3.The Host by Stephenie Meyer read (Mar 21st)
4.Dead Cold by Louise Penny read (Apr 18th)
5.The Fifth Elephant by Terry Pratchett read (May 6th)
6.Baking C ... ... translated by Sarah Ruden
56. The Farthest Shore by Ursule K LeGuin
57. The Luxe by Anna Godbersen
58. The Host by Stephanie Meyer
59. Spring Drive: A North Country Tale by Chuck Guilford
60. The Rapture by Liz Jensen
61. Making Sense of Movies: Filmmaking ... ... 21-No Humans Involved by Kelley Armstrong (4 star)
8. Feb 5 -The Iron Hunt by Marjorie M. Liu (3 star)
9. Apr 1 - The Host by Stephanie Meyer (5 star)
May 5 -Blood Brothers (Sign of Seven) by Nora Roberts (on audio) (4 star)
May 7 - The Hollow (Sign of Seven) by Nora Roberts (on ... ... the World
41. Inside the Apple: A Streetwise History of New York
42. Homer and Mycenae
43. Three Cups of Tea
44. The Host
45. Why Your World Is About to Get a Whole Lot Smaller
46. A Mathematician's Lament
47. Wise Child
48. Mo ... ... of Ember by Jeanne DuPrau
Colin's Conquest by Lisa Renee Smith
The Host by Stephenie Meyer
Odd Thomas by Dean Koontz
Things Not Seen by Andrew Clements
Bio of an Ogr ... ... the police with crimes)
Psychic or Clairvoyant or Seers (anything to do with the mind)
1. The Host by Stephenie Meyer
2. Dark Moon by Lindsay Longford
3. PsyCop by Jordan Price (crossover w/Law Enforcement)
4. ... ...
5. Magic Bites by Ilona Andrews
6. Cry Wolf by Patricia Briggs
7. The Host by Stephenie Meyer
8. Wolf Moon by John Holt
9. After Glow by Jayne Castle (this didn't turn out to ... ... with, composed mostly of hardcovers or books that aren't even released yet:
The Dead and the Gone (PB Jan./10)
The Host (PB Apr. 28/09)
The Polysyllabic Spree
In Arabian Nights by Tahir Shah (PB Mar. 24/09)
Bitterblue --sequel to Graceling
Vampire Diaries ... ... MAR 15
8. You Know You're a Writer When by Adair Lara FINISHED JAN 14
9. The Host by Stephenie Meyer FINISHED MAR 3
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2. Son of a Witch, Gregory Maguire
3. American Gods, Gaiman
4. The Host, Stephanie Meyer
5. The Tales of the Beedle and the Bard, J.K Rowling
6. Wicked, Gregory Maguire
7 ... ... to Isabel. For someone who thinks about her decisions as much as she does, I find that she makes some very strange ones.
The Host (Stephenie Meyer) was better than I expected, but also had some quite strangely motivated characters. I liked some of the author's take on the importance of ... ...
Fragile Eternity
Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell
Kissing the Witch
Just Because
The Host
The Dead and the Gone
Sunshine
Pagan's Crusade
Letters to a Young Mathematician
The Genius ...
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