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conversations.value: a description for a book titled Bloodthirsty about Samantha, Bloodthirsty, Samanthas with the genre: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction
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conversations.value: the author lives in the beautiful mountainside city of Denver, Colorado. Samantha has completed three mystery novels, seven childrens books and several short stories. From mystery thrillers to childrens picture books, her prolific writing style crosses genres successfully and enthusiastically. Recently, Samantha completed her bachelors degree. Her major, criminal justice was chosen to do research for her books Blood Line and Bloodthirsty. On March 11, her goal was achieved and she graduated with honors. Samanthas published works include, Theres a Season For All a childrens fantasy picture book, released in 2006. Blood Line, a mystery fiction, released in October 2009 which is a prequel to Whispered Dreams released in November of 2008 and Bloodthirsty her newest novel. Bloodthirsty is steeped in realistic dramatic scenarios. As a consequence of her education, Samanthas villains are based on actual criminal personalities. Samantha writes for four hours each day and focuses her attentions between her first love, the written word, and her education. Samanthas love of writing is evident in her detailed and vivid style. In her spare time Samantha enjoys swimming, skiing and martial arts. To discover more about the author visit her at whoisshu.com
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conversations.value: the author lives in the beautiful mountainside city of Denver, Colorado. Samantha has completed three mystery novels, seven childrens books and several short stories. From mystery thrillers to childrens picture books, her prolific writing style crosses genres successfully and enthusiastically. Recently, Samantha completed her bachelors degree. Her major, criminal justice was chosen to do research for her books Blood Line and Bloodthirsty. On March 11, her goal was achieved and she graduated with honors. Samanthas published works include, Theres a Season For All a childrens fantasy picture book, released in 2006. Blood Line, a mystery fiction, released in October 2009 which is a prequel to Whispered Dreams released in November of 2008 and Bloodthirsty her newest novel. Bloodthirsty is steeped in realistic dramatic scenarios. As a consequence of her education, Samanthas villains are based on actual criminal personalities. Samantha writes for four hours each day and focuses her attentions between her first love, the written word, and her education. Samanthas love of writing is evident in her detailed and vivid style. In her spare time Samantha enjoys swimming, skiing and martial arts. To discover more about the author visit her at whoisshu.
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conversations.value: a description for a book titled Bloodthirsty about Up-Finbar, Frame, Indiana with the genre: Teen & Young Adult, Literature & Fiction
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conversations.value: Gr 10 Up-Finbar Frame is a shy, awkward, misunderstood 16-year-old who has spent his life in the shadow of his athletic and popular twin brother. He is tired of being seen as a freak and a loser, so when his family moves from Indiana to New York, Finbar decides it is time for a change. He realizes that with his pale skin and wild eyes he possesses many vampire characteristics-even a severe sun allergy. Armed with a new wardrobe, a silver Volvo, big sunglasses, and some attitude, He becomes something he has never been-popular. But he soon finds that being a player is not everything, a lesson he learns the hard way. Bloodthirsty is witty, laugh-at-loud funny, and real. Readers can easily relate to Finbar's trials and tribulations, and his path to self-discovery. This is an original and enjoyable first novel for older teens.-Donna Rosenblum, Floral Park Memorial High School, NY (c) Copyright 2010. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.
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  And, actually, it was poetry that provided me with my sexual opening (haha). Mrs. Rove's introduction to our poetry unit gave me the opportunity to dirty-talk the pants off my seventh-period literature class.
  On a dull rainy Tuesday in mid-October, our AP literature teacher announced, "This is Andrew Marvell's 'To His Coy Mistress.' " Mrs. Rove kind of looked like Hillary Clinton, but she had this huge Escalade in the teachers' parking lot, so she must have had a secret gangsta side. Or a stockbroker husband.
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conversations.value: My mother's worst nightmare came true: Luke threw the plate on the ground. Unfortunately it didn't shatter into a million tiny pieces, which would have been much more exciting to watch. Instead, it sort of cracked, and the top part tipped over and clanked against our kitchen tile. Don't get me wrong, my mother still began to sob, but it wasn't as cool to watch.
  The first Monday in November, none of us skipped physics lab. But many of us would later wish we had.
  And let me tell you—when you're making a roller coaster, it's damn hard not to kill people. In fact, I'm scared to ride a roller coaster ever again. Jason Burke and I were complete failures at the really sharp turn and the loop-de-loop. The really sharp turn threw our car violently across the room each time, and the loop-de-loop resulted in our car just dropping straight down to the ground. So we decided to focus on one high peak and named our coaster Everest. We decided our ride would be all about marketing.
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conversations.value: Jealousy and nausea surged through my stomach. I stuttered, but just before I spoke, I realized Kate was talking about me.
  Although Kate shrugged like it didn't matter, I could see her fingers tense and curl around her sleeve.
  My editor, Elizabeth Bewley, for her thoughtful suggestions and advice, and everyone at Little, Brown who fell in love with Finbar Frame.