This is an event we should never forget. The ones who lost their lives saving others, the ones who could have lost their lives, the ones forever scarred, and the ones responsible for the tragic event. Let us remember, that they too lost their lives, although it was wrong, they must have had their reasons. Whether they were good or not. We all talk about the victims, but think about the ones who caused it all, and strive to not become like they did. this event is truly one that should never be forgotten. Something we should be reminded of.

I'm gonna cry!!!!!

omg, scarletnews101, yes! I never actually noticed that! *only comment that she picks up on while trying to decide whether to read the book or not*

I just finished the book, and it was pretty good...I wasn't expecting Cinder to go off and kidnap Kai though. In many ways, Cress is actually quite different from the other two books, Scarlet, and Cinder. Cinder seems to be less out of it, and more in control and aware, like she finally accepted that she is Lunar and wanted, and Princess Selene. I love how Meyer makes the title he name of the new character she introduces. It seems unique and special.

I just finished it this morning. If I could, I would go to the library right now, and get the next book, but... I went yesterday, so I'm going to have to wait... NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I would definitely recommend this book, for those out there who haven't read it. I love the way Zoey first tries to make peace with the House of Night 'queen bee' but becomes so much more wrapped up in it than she wanted, first running into her in the hallway on the first day with Erik, then getting invited to her ceremony, in hopes that Zoey will be driven away from the Dark Daughters, before taking matters into her own hands, as things just get stranger and stranger for the poor girl.

wow. That was... intense? It was different from the other books I have read, mostly being romance novels, I was trying to broaden my selection, and I think that may have been a good choice. Lets just say Pullman has a way with words.. a quite morbid and grotesque way with words.

I just finished it this morning. If I could, I would go to the library right now, and get the next book, but... I went yesterday, so I'm going to have to wait... NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I would definitely recommend this book, for those out there who haven't read it. I love the way Zoey first tries to make peace with the House of Night 'queen bee' but becomes so much more wrapped up in it than she wanted, first running into her in the hallway on the first day with Erik, then getting invited to her ceremony, in hopes that Zoey will be driven away from the Dark Daughters, before taking matters into her own hands, as things just get stranger and stranger for the poor girl.