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Skulduggery Pleasant
by Derek Landy
kino thinks sp is awesome (4/5/2011)
I really enjoy Skulduggery Pleasant and for other readers there is more! Look out for Playing with Fire, The Faceless Ones , Darkdays , Mortal Coil and the new one coming out in September this year! (Which by the way is 2011)
Inkheart
by Cornelia Funke
Inkheart is amazing (4/5/2011)
I really enjoy the book and although I have not completed reading it yet, Inkheart has already reached my top 1 books. I can't wait to read Inkspell and Inkdeath. 2 of my friends and I often read the same book,s or the same series of books, or books from the same author,more
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