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I, like many, do not like to be told what I can or cannot read. Most books are going to have some language, a little innuendo (because, in fact, sex does exist), and at least one serious theme. I’m not going to point out every single little thing I come across, but I have found, on several occasions, that it would have been nice to know, before I cracked the cover, some of the flags. There are two levels for each category. So, there you are. Make of them what you will.

Language	Content	References
1. Moderate 2. Strong	1. Teen angst 2. Adult themes	1. Tenuous 2. Explicit


Literary Odyssey	Angieville	Bookworms Carnival

Book Club Girl	Books on the Nightstand	Bluestocking Society

Hey Lady	Striped Armchair	Things Mean a Lot


Shannon Hale	Robin McKinley	Nick Hornby

Meg Cabot	Liz Gilbert	Ann Brashares

Jamie Ford	Tracy Chevalier	Paulo Coelho

Steph. Meyer	Khaled Hosseini	Kristin Cashore

Meg Rosoff	Elizabeth Bunce	M. Atwood

John Green	Suzanne Collins	E. Bauermeister

Maggie Stiefvater	Julian Barnes

A+	Must Read Now!
A	Great Read
A-	Good w/ Minor Problems
B+	Mostly Good
B	Decent
B-	Not Sorry I Read It
C+	Could Have Been Worse
C	Good Idea Bad Execution
C-	Major Problems
D	Deeply Flawed
F	Don’t Even Bother


Jane Austen	Emily Bronte	F. Scott Fitz

L. M. Alcott	Daphne d. Maurier	Walt Whitman

E. Hemingway	C. Bronte	Shakespeare

E. M. Forster	James Joyce	Sylvia Plath

Friday, June 1, 2007

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