Blood and Chocolate

[.:Requiem:.]

Heh. Met up with a friend in the school library a few days ago...I couldn't find anything to read, and she immediately shoved this book in my face.

It took me a while to get around to it, but I'm glad I did. I couldn't put it down.

I've forgotten the author, I'm afraid.

Ayway, it's about a werewolf girl struggling to keep her place in the 'human world', despite ridicule from her pack members, and SERIOUS problems of the heart.

It sounds weird, or cheesy, or something, I know, but it is...AMAZING. IMO.

[hiddenneggs]

Hmmm. Sounds interesting.

[AFI_Sorrow]

I did a google on it. Annette Curtis Klause is the author. (I can never remember author's names myself.)
And during my googling experience it seems that they are making a movie based up the book.
I think I'm a bit interested. I'm always up for a good read.

[.:Requiem:.]

I did a google on it. Annette Curtis Klause is the author. (I can never remember author's names myself.)
And during my googling experience it seems that they are making a movie based up the book.
I think I'm a bit interested. I'm always up for a good read.

No. WAY. A movie? *dies*

[hiddenneggs]

My daughter checked it out of the library, so I've read it too now. Quite good.

They'd have to make some changes for a movie acceptable to American audiences, though.

[!Xabbu]

Very good read. Klause's Silver Kiss was my first introduction to the style of this talented author. Another good read.

I highly, highly recommend Alien Secrets, if anyone ever gets the chance to read that one. I could...not...put...it...down.

The "Blood and Chocolate" movie is aparently being done by screenwriter Ehren Kruger ("The Ring"). It's in pre-production right now.

--!Xabbu

[Smart Duck]

I've read the three books mentioned above, and would definately recommend them. And I keep thinking there's another one I've read/heard of...... I'm probably hallucinating....