Tunnels of Blood by Darren Shan; Dune Hunters by Brian Herbert

I finished Tunnels of Blood in the Darren Shan Saga, aka Cirque du Freak series. It was awesome! READY for the fourth one. It wasn't on the shelf at the public library, I will look again this week. Thought Darren would have a love interest and I was convinced that his mentor was a killer! Lots of suspense.

I am still reading Dune: Dune Hunters. It is complicated Sci Fi, but I enjoy reading this series.

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Ms. Minko said…
I finnished one of the Ramp-up books, Talking Bones. It was really great--all about CSI stuff. Did you know there are trained pigs that search like dogs do?? The section about what bugs invade a dead body ws gross but interestiong....CUSOON--ms. minko
August 3, 2009 at 11:45 AM
Ms. Minko said…
I'll soon have a Ramo-up Minko style blog--join me.

Teachers are learning too!
August 3, 2009 at 11:50 AM
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