Thread: Book series like Twilight?
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Old 06-29-2010, 05:07 PM   #48
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Martin Millar's been a surprisingly good read,
I am looking forward for part two which will be published in August - hopefully in ePub format or something equivalent...
I'm not sure I want to push werewolf or vamp genre on a 9 year old. maybe older kids though!

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I think there is an Omnibus available in the ebook library, not sure if it is available as Mobi, though.

Also, if she is intrested in fantasy, how about Andrew Lang's Fairy tales? There is a bunch of them available.
for the OZ books? on the MR library? will check the other title as well! thanks!

edit: oh! the blue fairy book! of course! amazon is being finicky right now, so I can't see if it is on Kindle
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