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XVI

XVI By Julia Karr        Nina Oberon's life is pretty normal: she hangs out with her best friend, Sandy, and their crew, goes to school, plays with her little sister, Dee. But Nina is 15. And like all girls she'll receive a Governing Council-ordered tattoo on her 16th birthday. XVI. Those three letters will be branded on her wrist, announcing to all the world - even the most predatory of men - that she is ready for sex. Considered easy prey by some, portrayed by the Media as sluts who ask for attacks, becoming a "sex-teen" is Nina's worst fear. That is, until right before her birthday, when Nina's mom is brutally attacked. With her dying breaths, she reveals to Nina a shocking truth about her past - one that destroys everything Nina thought she knew. Now, alone but for her sister, Nina must try to discover who she really is, all the while staying one step ahead of her mother's killer.      I absolutely loved this book.  It is a good port

My Cheers and Apologies

Hello out there!   This is Willow, saying that we are sorry to be gone for so long, but we are back now. Happy new year, by the way!   2013 is looking good, even if just for the fact our impending doom isn’t written in at the end.   I give it about a week until there is a new plot to destroy humankind.   But anyways, how have you all been?   It has been good over here, but a little hectic.   School, holidays, and simple family life have been crazy, all with the purpose of keeping us away from you wonderful people.   Like I said though, we are back now.   My Christmas was a good haul, bringing in more books than I have room for, so there should be some reviews coming your way from my end of the ring.   I am not sure I can speak for anyone else, but don’t worry, I think I can convince them that there is simply no way they can put off their lovely readers for any longer.   I hope you have a wonderful day, full of good books, wonderful ideas, and lots of green tea (my personal brain j