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Subject: Re: Yaaaaay

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Lavenderagate

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Date Posted: 09:43:20 04/27/01 Fri
In reply to: Moxi 's message, "Yaaaaay" on 19:28:02 04/26/01 Thu

Honestly what is so
>interesting about the story Summer has to tell? It's
>no where near as interesting as Cathy's story or
>Audrina's story.

I know what you mean I just started rereading FITA and the characters use to grow so much in the books. By the end they would be a totally different person. Now what do they do .... sure they have a rough time but instead of adapting and changing they whine and throw a tantrum.

On a good note though I think I just finished the worst fiction book ever written and it didn't have V.C.A.'s name on it. It's called "The Hiding Game" by Jane Brindle. I think it is the first book I ever wanted to burn and I may never read another U.K. author again because of it. ;-> Well okay that is not true. I am trying another one now by Josphine Cox, she is the same author but she writes under two names. She just doesn't write well under Jane Brindle. I only started reading "The Hiding Game" because on one of the books it said it was in the tradition of V.C. Andrews. There must be a another V.C. Andrews out there because they could not have possibly meant our V.C.

Lavenderagate

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Re: Yaaaaay	Daphne	12:04:56 04/27/01 Fri