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Would you rather...

 
Would you rather...
 
Constantly be followed by Simon Cowell judging your life
 
-OR-

By Randy Jackson yelling, “Yea, dawg!”?

Blog about it, babes.

For hundreds of more quirky questions like this, be sure to check out Would You Rather…? BFF by Justin Heimberg and David Gomberg (in stores now).

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BY JIAE K. ON 11/6/2009 10:49:00 AM 110 COMMENTS

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Teen Read Week book blog

 
We ♥ reading for fun, and we know you do too! That’s why every year we bring back YALSA’s Teen Read Week.

This week (Oct. 18th- 24th), libraries across the country promote reading for the fun of it. As in, not for homework, not for a book report, not for school—just fun, period!

Check out our gallery of fab fall picks to get the fun started and don’t forget to visit ala.org/teenread to vote for you fave read from the list of nominees.

ENTER TO WIN! GL and TradeWinds Island Resorts have teamed up to give you the chance to win a fabulous four-day, three-night getaway for four to the tropical TradeWinds Island Resort in St. Pete Beach, FL.
 
Visit www.JustLetGo.com/teen for more information on this destination.


BONUS! During Teen Read Week (Oct. 18th- 24th) you’ll also have the chance to snag a copy of each book in this section. That means seven more chances to win! We’ll be picking a winner each day that week, so be sure to come back daily to see if you’ve won.

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to enter as many times as you’d like before Oct 24th.

CLICK HERE to check out how you (and your school!) can get involved in Teen Read Week this year. 
 

GL's Halloween Hitlist: Spooky Reads

 
Lookin’ for some bone-chilling books to keep you up at night? Forget word-of-mouth spooky stories. We’ve compiled a list of our top six thrilling reads (thanks to your help!). Check these off your list if you dare. But, be forewarned, sleeping with a nightlight for the next week might not be a bad idea…


Nightwood by Patricia Windsor

Three buds ditch a school trip to D.C. for a week’s getaway at a lakeside cabin. Soon after their arrival, though, things begin to go horribly wrong.



Wait Till Helen Comes by Mary Downing Hahn

Molly and Michael aren’t thrilled with their mom’s new marriage—and their creepy new stepsister, Heather, too. After the family moves to an old house in the country, Heather starts talking about her invisible friend Helen. But Helen is no ordinary pal. She’s the ghost of a girl who once lived in the house.



Wringer by Jerry Spinelli

Palmer LaRue doesn’t want to turn 10. Ten means he’ll have to become a “wringer” and strangle pigeons wounded during his town’s annual pigeon shoot. Will he accept the task or finally find the courage to say no?



Cathy’s Book by Sean Stewart & Jordan Weisman

Life isn’t so hot for 17-year-old Cathy, but when her BF Victor suddenly breaks up with her, things get a lot worse. She goes to Victor’s house the following day to get answers, only to find that he’s disappeared. Will Cathy be able to find Victor and discover the truth?



Safe House by Meg Cabot

Jess Mastriani was on vacation when cheerleader Amber went MIA. Then another cheerleader goes missing in the small town. No one knows about Jess’s psychic abilities, but FBI agents suspect she has a supernatural ability since she’s always helping them with cases. Will Jess be able to keep her secret safe while helping to find the missing girls? 



Amityville Horror by Jay Anson

The Lutz family decides to move into a new, luxurious house in Long Island, New York. But a year ago, Ronald DeFeo murdered his parents, brothers and sisters in the home. The property and price was a steal, so the Lutz family didn’t think anything of it. They’ve lived in the house for twenty-eight days before fleeing in terror…but why?


Which chilling books will you be checking out? Blog about it, babes.

By: Molly Crawford

BY JIAE K. ON 10/18/2009 7:00:00 AM 76 COMMENTS

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Once a Witch

 
Once A Witch by Carolyn MacCullough is based around Tasmin Greene, a 17-year-old girl who has always been the odd-girl-out. Everyone in her family has magical powers, that is, everyone except her.

Her life, however, is flipped upside-down when she agrees to help a gorgeous stranger find a mysterious heirloom. The adventure unlocks Tasmin’s true identity, as well as some unknown background on her family that could tear her world apart. How does it all work out for Tasmin? You’ll have to read Once a Witch and find out!

The perfect read to get you into the Halloween mindset, this book (in stores now) is the best combo of fantasy, adventure and romance. 

Catch the trailer of Once a Witch below!
 


Do you have any special talents? Have you had a life-changing experience? Blog about it, babes.

By: Molly Crawford

BY JIAE K. ON 10/7/2009 10:16:00 AM 49 COMMENTS

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