Blue Noon Excerpt

Chapter 1
Predator
8:20 A.M.

Bixby High’s late bell shrieked in the distance, like something wounded and ready to be cut from the herd.
_ Rex Greene was always late these days, stumbling in confusion from one class to another, late with his father’s pills or forgetting them altogether. But the worst was getting up for school. It didn’t help that he’d unplugged his clock a few nights ago, unable to sleep with the soft buzzing sound it made all night, like a mosquito hovering just out of arm’s length. His newly acute hearing had turned every electronic contraption into something whiny and annoying.
_ But it was more than just the clock’s noise; it was what it meant, with its false day of twenty-four hours. Since what had happened to him in the desert, Rex had started to feel time as something marked out in the sky—the rise and fall of the sun, the spinning stars, the interlocking ratios of the light moon and the dark.
_ The rest of the world still had their clocks, though, so Melissa had banged on his window again this morning, dragging him rudely out of his strange new dreams.
_ “Smells like . . . assembly,” she said as they pulled into the school parking lot, her head tipping back a bit, nostrils flaring.
_ All Rex could smell was crumbling vinyl—the upholstery of Melissa’s crappy Ford broken down by thirty-odd Oklahoma summers—and gasoline fumes leaking up through the floorboard from the car’s rumbling engine. Humans loved their oil, a flash of darkling memory informed him. They scoured the desert for it, used it to make clever things like plastic and gasoline. . . .
_ Rex shook his head to clear it. Mornings like these, when he’d dreamed of Stone Age hunts all night, he had more trouble concentrating than usual. The old knowledge inside him seemed more real than his sixteen years of human memories. Sometimes Rex wondered if he would ever recover from what the darklings had done, the half change they’d effected before Jessica had rescued him.
_ Was he gradually healing from the experience? Or was the darkness they’d left inside him like a virus, slowly growing stronger?
_ As Melissa maneuvered the Ford into a parking place, Rex spotted a few stragglers making their way into the gymnasium entrance. The sound of an amplified voice echoed out from the propped-open double doors.
_ “Crap, that’s right,” Melissa said, gripping the steering wheel tighter. “Pep rally today.”
_ Rex groaned and closed his eyes. He hadn’t faced anything like this since the change, and he wasn’t looking forward to it. The thought of all those bodies pressed in close around him, chanting together, brought a trickle of nerves into his stomach.
_ “Don’t worry,” Melissa said, reaching across to take his hand. “I’ll be there.”
_ At her touch, with no more insistence than a cool breeze, a calmness fell across Rex. His stomach stopped roiling, his mind growing still as Melissa’s serenity poured into him.
_ A shudder passed through Rex; her strength became his.
_ Funny. A month ago it had been Rex who’d had to talk Melissa through the beginning-of-football-season pep rally. Now she was the sane one, and he was . . .
_ What, exactly?
_ He didn’t know yet, and Rex hated not knowing. There were no halflings in the lore, much less recovering halflings.
_ Bad dreams last night?
_ Rex smiled and turned to face Melissa. The words had come through as clear as speech. They could have whole conversations now without her uttering a sound.
_ Her control was almost perfect, not a leaked thought anywhere, so different from the vomited rush of fear and pain that had struck him when they had first begun to touch each other. Although sometimes Rex missed those early experiments, the terrifying moments when he saw all of Melissa at once.
_ When his mind was focused, he hardly had to speak himself; Melissa simply pulled the words from him. But this morning he was too much of a wreck.
_ “Yeah, some bad dreams,” Rex said aloud. “But not all of them.”
_ The hunting dreams had been sweet—the cold, patient hunger as he tracked prey for days across the plain, anticipation building as the weakest were cut from the group, and then the burning rush of the kill.
_ But of course, there’d been those other dreams as well, memories of when the clever little monkeys had started hunting back. The beginning of the end.
_ “Jeez, lighten up,” Melissa said, pulling her hand away and rubbing it, as if to wring out the ancient horror she’d felt in his mind. “I think someone forgot to drink his coffee this morning.”
_ “Sorry, Cowgirl. Yeah, I guess I could use a cup. Or six.” Rex shook his head again. His brain felt stuffed full, his own thoughts almost crowded out by the memories that the darklings had implanted to make him one of them. “Sometimes I wonder if I’ll ever get back to normal.”
_ Melissa snorted. “When were you ever normal, Rex? When were any of us?”
_ “Well, maybe not normal,” Rex admitted. “But I’d settle for human.”
_ She laughed and touched his shoulder, and he felt a spark of her pleasure even through the fabric of his long black coat. “You’re totally human, Rex. Trust me on that one.”
_ “Glad you think so,” he said, smiling.
_ Melissa’s fingers stayed on his shoulder, drumming out a nervous rhythm, and her glance strayed to the open gymnasium door. Rex realized that however much her control had improved, the thought of enduring a pep rally still made Melissa anxious.
_ “You’ll be okay,” he said softly, pulling her closer.
_ She turned to him, and their lips met.
_ At first Rex felt serenity in the warmth of their kiss, her new calmness and self-control flowing into him. But then Melissa allowed her composure to slip, and it was like their first time. Everything inside her crashed out in a torrent: the enduring wounds of all those years alone, memories of the constant hammering of other minds, the old fear of being touched. She let it well up and spill over, pouring into him. Rex was overwhelmed for a moment, but then he felt his damaged surety rallying, responding to her need. He twisted in the car seat to take her shoulders, and the kiss built, his strength becoming hers, until he felt Melissa’s mastery of herself return.
_ She sighed as they separated. “I say again, Rex: fully human.”
_ Rex leaned back into his seat, smiling. The heavy dread that he had felt since waking and realizing that it was a school day—and a Monday at that—had lifted from him at last.
_ Melissa’s fingers played across his cheek, and she grinned. “You taste electric now, like you do after a jolt of coffee.”
_ “Hmm. Maybe kissing is sort of like nature’s coffee.”
_ “Actually, Rex, coffee is nature’s coffee. It is a plant, you know.”
_ “Ah, right. Good point, Cowgirl.”
_ He looked at the gymnasium door. A pep rally couldn’t be that bad, could it? Better than the hated first-period math class it would replace, and he could use the time to cram for his upcoming English test. One thing about carrying ancient memories of an elder species around in your head, it could royally screw up your interpretation of Catcher in the Rye.
_ Rex checked his backpack. No English book. “Listen, I have to go by my locker. Save me a seat?”
_ “Back row?”
_ “Of course.” He snorted. “I haven’t changed that much.”
_ She nodded slowly, then her eyes narrowed. “Should I come with you?”
_ “Don’t worry about me.” Rex ran his tongue across his teeth. They never felt as sharp as he expected them to, the canines never as long as they should be. Phantom limbs itched sometimes at night, as if parts of his body were missing.
_ But Rex took a deep breath and forced those thoughts from his mind. He couldn’t complain about every discomfort. He’d been granted something that any seer would die for: a chance to learn more about the darklings than the lore could ever teach, to understand them from the inside. Maybe his kidnapping and transformation had been a gift in disguise.
_ As long as his human half stayed in control . . .
_ “It’s okay, Cowgirl,” he said. “I can take care of myself.”
#
The hallway was as unpleasantly bright as always, sunlight spilling through the doors, the fluorescents buzzing overhead in a constant drone.
_ Rex squinted in the light, reminding himself to buy sunglasses. That was one advantage since the change: his vision was much sharper. Rex didn’t even need his eyeglasses at school anymore. A strange kind of Focus clung to everything here: the marks of human passage and invention, a million prey trails piled on top of each other, making everything crystal clear and somehow . . . appetizing.
_ It was almost too much. Sometimes he wished that school could be blurry and soft again, distanced behind the thick glasses he’d worn since third grade. Everything was so sharp now. It wasn’t just the buzzing fluorescents that annoyed him; Rex could feel the fire alarms and public address system behind the walls, those razor-fine wires that clever humans always laced their buildings with. It felt like being in a metal cage with electrified bars.
_ And human places were so ugly. Rex noticed for the first time in his two years at Bixby High that the tiled floors were the exact same yellow hue as his father’s nicotine-stained fingers. Whose idea of interior decorating was that?
_ At least the halls had been emptied by the pep rally.
_ As he headed for his locker, Rex ran a hand across his scalp, feeling it prickle his palm. When Jessica’s white flame had freed him from the darkling body, big patches of his hair had burned away, his gothy haircut totaled. So Rex had cropped it to a half inch all over with the electric clippers that his father had once used to shorten the thick coat of their dog, Magnetosphere, for summer.
_ Rex’s own reflection still brought him to a halt when he passed shop windows, and he found himself touching his scalp all the time, fascinated by the hairs standing up so straight, as hard and even as Astroturf under his palm. Maybe this meant that Melissa was right, that he was still human: even after all the other changes that had racked his body and mind, a new haircut still took some getting used to.
_ Rex reached his locker, letting his fingers open it by feel. The tricky part was not thinking of the numbers, that cleverest and most dangerous of human inventions. Fortunately, there weren’t any multiples of the Aversion in his combination. It was hard enough already when his fingers faltered, and Rex had to start over, forcing his way through the sequence number by number, like some freshman on his first day of school.
_ When he looked at the locker’s dial, he hardly even saw the Aversion anymore—it appeared as a wavering blurry spot between twelve and fourteen, edited out by his mind, like an FBI informant’s face on the news.
_ He was thinking of taking Dess up on her offer to pull apart the lock and hack it, changing the combination to a smooth string of twelves and twenty-fours. She was already doing his math homework these days. Too many combinations awaited on every page that could paralyze the darkling half of his mind, leaving him with a snapped pencil and a pounding headache.
_ Math was deadly now.
_ Success on the first try. He heard the tiny click of the last cylinder lining up and pulled the locker open happily. But distracted by his thoughts of numbers, Rex realized too late that someone had crept up behind him. A familiar scent swept through him, setting off old alarm bells, fearful and violent memories suddenly rising up.
_ A fist struck the locker, slamming it shut again. The sound echoed through the empty hallway as he spun around.
_ “Hey, Rex. Lost your specs?”
_ Timmy Hudson. That explained the trickle of fear in Rex’s stomach—the boy had beaten him up almost every day back in fifth grade. As strong as any flash of darkling memory, Rex recalled being trapped behind the school one day by Timmy and three friends, punched in the gut so hard that for a week it had hurt to piss. Though it had been years since Timmy had done anything worse to Rex than slam him against the wall, the tightening in Rex’s stomach remained as knife-edged as it had ever been.
_ “Didn’t lose them,” Rex answered, own voice weak and plaintive in his ears. “Don’t wear glasses anymore.”
_ Timmy grinned and stood closer, the smell of sour milk sharp on his breath. “Contact lenses? Huh. The funny thing is, makes you look like even more of a retard.”
_ Rex didn’t answer, struck with the sudden realization that Timmy Hudson was looking up at him. At some point he had grown taller than his old nemesis. When had that happened?
_ “You must think you’re getting pretty cool these days, huh?” Timmy punctuated the last grunted word with a hard shove, and a combination lock rammed into the small of Rex’s back, hard as the barrel of a gun. The feel of it focused his mind, and he felt his lips begin to twitch, pulling away from his teeth. His mouth felt suddenly dry.
_ Something was moving through Rex, something stronger than him.
_ He shook his head no. He was Rex Greene, a seer, not an animal.
_ “What’s the matter? Too cool to talk to me these days?” Timmy laughed, then squinted up at Rex’s scalp. He reached out and ran one hand across its bristly surface.
_ “And a new ’do?” Timmy shook his head sadly. “You trying to look tough? Like everyone doesn’t remember what a little pussy you are?”
_ Rex found himself staring at Timmy’s throat, where the blood pulsed close to the surface. One shallow rip through the frail skin and life would spill out, warm and nourishing.
_ “Think your little extreme makeover makes you Mr. Cool, don’t you?”
_ Rex found himself smiling at the words. What had happened to him was so much more extreme than anything Timmy could imagine.
_ “What’s so funny?”
_ “Your weakness.” Rex blinked. The words had just popped out of his mouth.
_ Timmy took half a step back, blank-faced with shock for a moment. He looked one way down the empty hall, then the other, as if checking the reaction of some invisible audience.
_ “My what?” he finally spat.
_ Rex nodded slowly. He could smell it now, he realized, and the scent of weakness had triggered something inside him, something that threatened to spin out of control.
_ His mind grasped for some way to master himself. He tried to think of the lore symbols, but they had all flown out of his brain. All he had left were words. Maybe if he could keep talking . . .
_ “You’re the kind we cut from the herd.”
_ Timmy’s eyebrows went up. “Say what, retard?”
_ “You’re weak and afraid.”
_ “You think I’m afraid, Rex?” The boy tried to put on an amused smile, but only half his face obeyed. The left side seemed frozen, taut and wide-eyed, his fear leaking out into his expression. “Of you?”
_ Rex saw that Timmy’s pulse was quickening, his hands shaking.
_ Weakness.
_ “I can smell it on you. . . .” The words faded as Rex finally lost control. He watched the rest of what happened like a passenger in his own body. He took a step forward until his face was as close as Timmy had dared come a moment before.
_ The fear in Rex’s stomach had changed into something else, something hot and cruel that surged through his chest and up into his jaw. His teeth parted, lips pulling back so far that he felt them split, baring his teeth and half an inch of gums. His whole body grew as taut as one long trembling muscle, swaying for balance like a snake ready to strike, arms out and fingers locked in rigid claws.
_ He made a noise then, right in Timmy’s face, a horrific sound that Rex had never heard before, much less produced himself. His mouth still open wide, the back of his throat cinched tightly closed, a breath forcing its way out with a long and shuddering hisssss—a mix of fingernails on a chalkboard, the shriek of a hawk, and the last rattle of a punctured lung. The noise seemed to coil in the air for a moment, wrapping around Timmy’s shuddering frame, squeezing the breath from him.
_ The hiss lingered in the empty hallway like the echoes of a shout, disappearing into the buzzing of the fluorescent lights.
_ Timmy didn’t move. The twisted half smile stayed on his face, muscles frozen, as if some careless surgeon had snipped a nerve and he was stuck with the half-formed expression for the rest of his life.
_ “Weakness,” Rex said softly, the hiss still ringing in his voice.
_ His body softened then, whatever demon had slipped into him departing as swiftly as it had come. His jaw relaxed, and Rex’s muscles lost their inhuman rigidity—but Timmy still didn’t move. He looked thoroughly frozen, like a rat that had just lost a staring contest with a python.
_ He didn’t make another sound as Rex walked away.
_ Halfway to the gym, Rex’s heart was still pounding with the weirdness of what had just happened. He felt elated, confident, and powerful, finally cleansed of the fear that had stalked him through the halls of Bixby High School every day for the last two years.
_ But he was also afraid. He’d tried to fend off the darkling part of him, but it had taken control nonetheless.
_ Still, the experience had left him feeling so good—purposeful and somehow more complete. And he hadn’t really lost it, had he? The predator had drawn its claws, but it hadn’t used them. He hadn’t struck for the pulse in Timmy’s throat, the easy kill of the straggler.
_ Maybe the darkling side of him maintained a balance with his human half. Perhaps Rex Greene was still sane.
_ For now.

468 thoughts on “Blue Noon Excerpt”

  1. hehe. one of my fav chapters in the whole thing. of course, im sure the first chapter of CHASING MIDNIGHT wood be more of my favorite. *cough cough* CHASING MIDNIGHT WEREWOLVES *cough cough spaz attack cough*.

    -Lizzy-wa OUT! 😀

  6. yep. basically. man that bugs me. the whole team Zane thing. i love him dearly really…but still. it kills me when i think about all those people who thot i was you.

    -Lizzy-wa OUT! 🙁

  10. yes. i believe that Dess is the best. anybody dare to disagree with me?

    *cough* and for the record, David has, and always will be better than Zane. *end cough*

    -Lizzy-wa OUT! 😈

  11. lol, actually, i do disagree with u…i like jess better..sry just one of those ppl(well, since i havent read the 3rd book yet,so i should put it as for as of now, i like jess)

    wow, we r so different..and it did get pretty annoying of who was who…

    Lizzy-wa
    TEAM ZANE

    sry,just got use to putting it

  12. I love Melissa!!!!!
    ha!
    AND TEAM ZANE!!
    Ever since David left Shay for Tally, i kind of hated David.
    {yes, i read Extras-I know how it ends}
    Right on, I love the Uglies Trilogy; well except for the Jess part.
    TEAM ZANE AND MELISSA!!!

  13. Jess is boring. shes so 11:59. and im not saying that to be funny. shes just so boring. and average. and i mean, come on. her power is that she can work a flashlite. big woop. she does nothing. she doesnt even LIKE midnight. she just likes Jonathan. its the truth of the matter.

    as for Melissa, yeah. she rocks. but i just coodnt ever forgive her for what she did to Dess. i mean, yeah i no it was nessecary an all, but by that time in the series, i was so attatched to Dess that i wood have started hating any of the characters if they did that. altho when she forgave her, i forgave her. but Dess is still fawesome. probably cuz i like math. hehe.

    an yeah. David was kinda a butt. but seriously, its not like he cood help it. you wood do the same thing if someone you liked better came into your life. i mean, seriously. and Zane is just so…again, boring and normal. and slightly bubble-headed.

    but the thing i think about most in UGLIES is probably how sorry i am for Shay. as you said, she was dumped by David for a less-smart, less-interesting, less-outgoing girl. and everytime she remembered how not-that-great of a friend Tally was, the memory was just erased by yet another operation or cure. i dont even really need to say how she did everything and Tally got all the credit. i mean seriously. Shay was actally DOING stuff, and Tally just kinda, did what she was told and followed her “instinct”. which really think was malfunctioning.

    -Lizzy-wa OUT! 😐

  14. well, yea i guess jess was pretty “normal and average” but i like that(probably cuz i have so many awkward friends and i’d like to actually have a normal friend, even tho i still get a little weird sometimes too) and Zane was sooooooooooo not normal…like i guess u can say that in a way, but there’s like something that just got me attached to him wen i first saw his name and i nvr thought of him as “normal and average” but i think David is…probably cuz he’s like a rustie like us…just the normal us(but not all of us live in the woods)..but yea

    Lizzy-wa
    TEAM ZANE

  15. hhhhmmm…i totally disagree. Zane has a fawesome name. but hes still boring. and if your gonna call anybody normal and average and “like the rusties”, you shood call Zane that. hes the one living in the city, following all the rules. and NOT running away until way later. David is nothing like us. how many of you on here wood go live out in the wild your whole life, i mean really. no. computers.

    back to the subject of Midnighters. Dess is fawesome. i think somebody in the club said they were gonna kill Dess in there CHASING MIDNIGHT. how horrifying is that?!?!?!?!

    -Lizzy-wa OUT! 🙁

  16. UGLIES SPOILERS

    Yeah. I didn’t really like Tally all that much. She was too…normal. She didn’t even know how to hoverboard until Shay taught her how. And didn’t even know what the Smoke was until Shay told her. And then she ends up taking her boyfriend, and destroying the smoke, and guess what? TALLY ESCAPES WITH DAVID – SHAY’S BOYFRIEND – WHILE SHAY IS CAUGHT AND TURNED PRETTY!!! Because of Tally. Now I would be pissed if I were Shay.

    And Shay’s memory is erased when she turns Pretty. So when Tally turns Pretty, she still likes Tally, she even says she “rescued” her from the Smoke. And Tally, of course gets a NEW boyfriend, with whom she shares the cure, not even thinking about Shay, of course. Which did turn out kinda good for her, though, seeing how poor Zane…:(

    And then Shay starts cutting herself (now I really can’t blame her for that…) and I think it’s kinda cool that she MADE herself Special. Tally, on the other hand, is caught and made Special the normal way. And she just follows Shay’s Cutters clique. And I think it’s kinda lame how she’s all Special and couldn’t catch the Smokie girl. Alright, so I can’t blame her for that really but w/e.

    On another note…

    lol. i didn’t like Melissa. I felt sorry for her and all, but she didn’t have to do that to Dess. I hated her for that.

    my favorite character is Dess. She’s cool.

    Then Jonathan. Love him.

    Then Rex. Darkling Rex. The really cool Darkling Rex.

    Then Jess. She’s cool and all, but she just seems too…preppy. I guess. Constanza gets really annoying and didn’t even have a purpose in the books until Ernesto and them come in. Maybe I’m remembering wrong, but she like didn’t stand up for Dess when the girls in the library or study hall or whatever called her weird. She might have said something. idk.

    Then Melissa. She’s so…yeah, I feel really sorry for her. I would die if I had to go through what she did. Can’t really blame her for the social problems she had with people…

    I just downright hate Madeline. Mainly for the halfling thing, and hiding out there leaving the younger Midnighters alone. Especially melissa with her mindcasting abilities.

  17. Uglies stuff- yeah I liked Shay so much better, Tally kinda just took her ideas and made them her own with like…….everything……it bugged me (I still love the series though)…..

    **Back to Midnighters**
    Note: I sometimes add spoilers a bit so if you haven’t read Touching Darkness (why are you reading a chapter from the last book in that case?) then don’t read this, just to warn you….

    I haven’t read the whole series (I need to get Blue Noon soon-hehe rhyme) but I have to admitt, I love Dess, she’s like cool, I can so relate to her….
    Melissa: I……well she’s not my LEAST favorite character but I have to admitt, she seems kinda controling…..
    Rex: He’s……..well after reading this he sounds fawesome but I didn’t really like him before it…. But from this it reminds me of Minerva from Last Days (though that was written after this so I should say that Minerva reminds me of him but whatever)
    Johnathan: He’s good, I can relate to how he doesn’t feel like he fits in……
    Jessica: Okay no offence Jess lovers but all she seems useful for is being mushy with Johnathan, I mean seriously, her power is hardly helpful at all (exepct for saving Rex), the used to just use metal instead, besides she’s just…..so typical…..okay she seems like every Highschool Romance Heroine I’ve ever read about….
    But yeah overall I think Dess is my fav.

    Teams Shay & Dess!!! (lol) 😀 😀 😀 😉

  18. Jess gained some serious points for me at the end of Blue Noon.

    Tara-la, you haven’t read Blue Noon. So I can see why you would think she is worthless.

  19. uglies-

    well, i dont mean like the living way of David for like living in the woods, but idk how to explain it.,..its just something of me i guess, i usually like the i guess u can call”normal” and main characters..i guess im just one of those ppl…idk watev

    Midnighters-

    well i pretty much just said it up there

    Lizzy-wa
    TEAM ZANE

  20. ohmygosh! i absolutely have to agree with you Allie-wa. on like, everything. well, except Jess is at the bottom, and Melissa is second to the bottom. i just cant stand Jess. i mean, i hate Melissa, but Jess just annoys me so much…

    as for Madeline…i wanted to do what Rex did to her from the moment she betrayed Dess. i just love Dess so much. and hate Madeline. the evil she-witch.

    -Lizzy-wa OUT! 😈

  23. oops! i ment IN what ways. ok. i usally dont do that, but when it gets to the point where you dont no what im saying, i have to tell you what i ment.

    -Lizzy-wa OUT! 😛

  24. Havnt posted in ages!!!
    Melissa is def my favorite character, then rex cause hes darkling and thats cool that he knows how they feel, and then Dess. Jess is ok, but never…out-there enough. Jonathan kinda annoyed me.
    On to Uglies…
    David all the way!
    Zane was cool in his own way, but
    David was so… raw. his personality never diluted by anything that other ppl told them to be like.

    Just cause its funny…
    I saw an Uglies review in a magazine this morning and they were ” the triology was so good, i with there was a fourth!” Hehe, it was a recent mag, too.

    -Dee

  26. Okay starting with Uglies Trilogy: I liked Zane sooooooo much more than David. I don’t know I mean David always seemed so oblivious of everything and you can’t blaim Zane for not going to the Smoke for the first time. Would you have the guts to go if there were Specials threatining you?(He is so NOT boring, how could you say that?) I do see why some of you think Shay was better than Tally but lets face it in the end Shay was totally quacked.(my word for psycho)
    I don’t really want to get into this but, TEAM ZANE!

    Midnighters: My fav. powers for the characters would be in this order, Acrobat( totally awesome) Polymath( not my best subject but still cool) Flame-Bringer(even though it doesn’t seem that great it was good enough to scare of the darklings),Seer( kind of boring but still way better than Mind-caster) Mind-Caster(Ahhhhhhhhhh!!!)

  27. I’m not even going to bother replying to the Uglies discussion going on here. I’ll just say that all you Team Zane people are crazy! xD

    Gosh, I don’t know who my favourite character is! Dess, probably. But I love Rex. And Melissa. Ahhh!

    I liked Jess in The Secret Hour. But once I read the second book I wanted to slap her. Like when she was boasting about killing that old darkling with a flashlight, when it was Melissa who killed him. Grrr.

    But hey, I haven’t read Blue Noon yet. It’s sat beside me, waiting to be opened.

    Melissa and Rex are quite possibly my favourite ever pairing. And that’s a lot, coming from me. Seeing as I support about a thousand different pairings.

    I can’t wait any longer, I need to read Blue Noon! Goodbye!

  28. i just finished blue noon and i didnt get then ending. so does jess stay in midnight forever? and is he making another book?

    Lizzy-wa
    TEAM ZANE/ EDWARD/ and i think im gonna go with JONATHAN

  29. No offense, but I didn’t like the ending of Blue Noon. Its so sad that Jess is trapped in midnight. I feel sorry for Jonathan. Also for Dess and Rex cuz they’re getting left behind 🙁

    p.s. WRITE ANOTHER BOOK!

  30. Okay, I finished Blue Noon like a week ago. At first i was totally confused by the ending,but after a little while I understood it. Poor Jess and Jonathon! I mean seriously, how is it going to work out with them when Jess is going to still be really young when Jonathon is like old and dying? It’s so not fair, so Scott better write another book with Jess and Jonathon as the main characters.(Pretty Please,Scott) Oh yeah, the other day I heard this song that for some psychotic reason it reminded me of Jessica and Jonathon. It’s called Our Song by Taylor Swift. If you have heard it, can you tell me if it reminds you of them too? (That way I know if I’m completely crazy or not)LOL!

  31. I know! That is so wrong how Blue Noon ended. You’re just trying to agitate me aren’t you Scott?! 😛

    But yeah, that song does remind me of Jess and Jonathan, even though I don’t listen to country music.

  33. i liked the end b/c it was so dramatic. i finished it ages ago made me sad 🙁
    but inspired me to write a fan fiction ( w/ the help of the chasing midnight werewolves club) click my name to see it!!!
    luv ya toots
    :-9

  34. HaHaHa only one of my friends is still a darkling magnet.(I escaped it recently with the rest of them)but yeah, I would totally tease her for it but she wouldn’t know what it meant and would think I was crazy.(Then again she already does.HaHaHa.)

  36. yea i was just listening to OUR SONG sung by Taylor Swift, and yet it does remind me of Jess and Jonathan. but i honestly hate country.lol. sry. but ur rite it does sort of sound like them

    Lizzy-wa
    TEAM ZANE/EDWARD/JONATHAN

  37. I don’t listen to a lot of country but I heard that song and it just clicked in my head!Lol

  40. Ehy, Lizzy-wa? The 11:59 thing is sort of a necessity for flame-bringers – the lack of the usual midnighter characteristics, for example the photophobia, are essential for flame-bringers (in the case of photophobia, otherwise their own power would blind them). Also, the mighty power of the flashlight-wielder may not sound that impressive, but in some situations, such as the ends of books one and two, ya need a girl wielding a portable supernova with a couple tridecalogisms for its name.

    People who have read Sophie’s World by Jostein Gaarder will get this – flame-bringers are kind of like the jokers in a deck of cards. Gaarder made that comparison with Socrates.

    Cat-kha

    Rex is a basket case! AND THE FLAMINGOS REJOICED!

  41. Bre-la ~ I’m still a darkling magnet for 8 months, too! Funny… Our birthdays must be pretty close together… *ponders*

    C.

    Rex is a basket case! AND THE FLAMINGOS REJOICED!!

    “It’s not wise to loose control when that could end with someone dead. Even if the person who would be dead wouldn’t be much of a loss.”

  42. i want, nay, DEMAND a fourth book in the series. i was sad when i finished it, which means i loved it. i read the series in 2 days and i believe since i have finished, i have slowly spiraled into a raging depression. nice going.

  44. sorry, i no i shouldnt be on this page, but i haven’t read this book, but are they like weird-o vampiers things, like whats w/ that rex dude? hehe. but anyway, i should leave, ill go and get the books then come back to this page…!

  46. Lanie-wa… Rex is so not a vampire, he’s a Midnighter.duh.Read the book and find out the full fawesomeness.(HeHeHe, I love that word.Oh dang it its a darkling magnet, just my luck)
    See ya!

  47. Lanie-wa-la-sensi…obviously, tally&zane already told u that rex isnt a vampire. but u should read midnighters since obviously u haven’t yet. its a really good book. and for vampires, i definitely will say twilight. love that book. anyways, try them, they are really good books.

    Lizzy-wa
    TEAM ZANE/EDWARD/JONATHAN

  53. hehe. you bet you did. hehe. CHASING MIDNIGHT WEREWOLVES (demads caps lock) is only THE fooliest club in the history of foolio clubs. i happen to be the Co-Prez. hehe. and founder of said club. you can check it out by clicking on my name. your welcome to join if ya feel like it. were trying to get Scott to rite a fourth Midnighters. which will be called CHASING MIDNIGHT. and will have fawesome kick @$$ DARKLING WEREWOLVES! werewolves rule. ya gotta admit that…

    ick. flamebringers are such a drag. do absolutely nothing and get to do everything. how rong is that?

    -Lizzy-wa OUT! 😐

  56. i also have a question, i posted it on the spoliers page for some reason but i have a question….
    why didnt rex leave with the other 2? and i think dess should of gone.. but back to question. will rex go back w/ the midnighters or stay with maddy, is that why he stayed? just to help maddy? and what happens when she dies *that sounds mean-sorry!* i mean is rex going to rejoin? :-/

  57. isnt that wat like the whole thing for the chasing midnight werewolves thing aobut..to convince scott to write a 4th book to midnighters so like the questions can actually be answered??

    Lizzy-wa
    TEAM ZANE/ EDWARD/ JONATHAN

  60. yea, the one from twilight.

    Lizzy-wa
    TEAM ZANE/ EDWARD/ JONATHAN

    oh btw, u guys can just call me lizzy-wa or lizzy or watevr cuz i dont really care. u dont hav to type the whole thing that i hav there

  66. yea i guess. probably cuz he wasnt mentioned a lot. like alice and jacob,etc. but yea he’s hot

    Lizzy-wa
    TEAM Z/E/J

    im nvr gonna get use to that.the whole only first letter and not the name

  67. its a really good series. my friends are like “psh, romance” but i love them.

    Lizzy-wa
    TEAM Z/E/J

  72. Lol. And while we’re really totally off-subject and talking about Twilight, I have to say:
    Jacob reminds me of Jonathan.
    …somehow.
    Hur hurr. :B

  77. Lol. I am QUITE bored though.
    I need to be working on a drawing, but lol I’m reading Extras.
    Again.
    :B
    Cause you people are slow. D:

  81. Lol exactly.
    Hmmm…
    c:
    Now I’mma be slow. Yummy fanfiction and all that. :B
    And…
    Lol. Practically no one likes Melissa. 🙁 Shame on you then.
    BEE TEE DUBBLEYEW, Dess is okay, but I hate math and love mind-readers. She’s probably my third favourite or something (lol right under Darkling!Rex c:).

  83. MEEE.
    I keep listening to the song Bubbly for some reason.
    And it makes me all giggly and bubbly and happy. XD

  85. i keep listening to our song by taylor swift cuz it reminds me of bella and edward.(sry tali,im bringing twilight up again..)even tho i hate country music

    and jacob doesnt remind me of jonathan at all. jonathan is wayyyy better(just my opinion)

    yes, jasper is awesome too.

    Lizzy-wa
    TEAM Z/E/J

    i like the “me” at the end tali

  87. I like Jazz, also, but Emmett better. He’s just SOO funny! And he puts up with Rosalie and manages to be happy and fun still. He’s smexy. ^_^

    Oh, sorry Edward! Of course I love you more! I was just saying… Yes, okay. Bad to massaging your stone hard feet.

    I have to go continue serving my Life and Love. *gigglesnort*

  89. Hey that reminds me of my friends too!!! When ever she wants to laugh ina note or something she says laugh laugh giggle snort

  90. i guess it does remind me of jess and jonathan too, but mostly edward and bella to me. but thats just me. it does sound like a jess and jonathan too.

    Lizzy-wa
    TEAM Z/E/J

  91. I used to snort when I laughed…but now I just laugh.
    Well, acctually I go in and out of intervals of noise-making…Especially when it involves calling Garrett Edward.
    *LOLprivatejoketym*
    And when I think of Edward, I only think of one (extended) word:
    *LOLOLOLOLOLFANGIRLSPASMLOLOLOLDIES*
    So…lol.
    Yes, well. Ahem. I guess my fav Twilight characters would be (Lol I have a list for everything)
    1. (LOL GUESS WHO?!) Edward
    2. (…lulz) Alice
    3. (lulz once more) Bella
    4. Emmett
    5. Carlisle
    6. Esme
    7. Jasper
    8. (GUESS I SAY!) Rosalie
    …Lol.

  94. ‘Tis a very funny private joke, though. And describing my view on Edward’s way of talking makes me laugh:
    not-quite-18th-Century-but-still-kinda-ye-old-England-y way of talking.
    c: Lol.
    So yes; explaining the private joke thing, there are two guys in my math class. One has what I imagine Edward’s hair STYLE to be. The other has what I imagine Edward’s hair COLOUR to be. Put them together and what do you get~…
    Lol Edward’s hair.
    SO, my friend and I were having a conversation of how Edward-hair-colour (aka Garrett) looks a little like Edward…like he wasn’t even there. c:
    THEN, I discovered Edward-hair-style (aka Aiden). And…somehow I called him a her…and we broke out laughing… (me and friend #3, aka Katrina) So, yes. I ended up wasting 10 minutes laughing hysterically, and running out of breath. D:

  98. lol, i understand. i bet my friends are wayyy weirder than u. they tell stories and say stuff that i wayy weider than wat u said.

    Lizzy-wa
    TEAM Z/E/J

  99. That sounds pretty funny, but that’s not what I was laughing at.
    I was laughing at the whole fangirl spasm thing, cuz in my Math class I sit next to my friends, and right next to my group of friend’s is EmoTeddy Bear, Special-Ed, and Spazzy. Of course those aren’t their real names,what happened was that some freak guy in my class put a huge peice of tape on the back of my friend’s head and then she pulled it off, and well duh, a few strands of hair came off on the tape, that’s a bit unavoidable, and so the three guys who I mentioned earlier were all, “Dude, I’ve never seen a bald chick up close before! Following in Brittney’s footsteps are we?Blah Blah Blah” So basically now, they call her Baldy everytime they see her, which she is not,so this started a little nickname war. And like I said, we call one of the guys Spazzy, and that reminded me of it. It’s probably one of those, you have to be there for it to be funny things though. Yeah, I don’t know how they got those names, so don’t ask me.

  100. Emo. Yhey. :B
    I’ve been called emo…
    Cause (literally) I hit a car in summer ’06. I have bad peripheral vision on my bike, and I saw a car next to me, but I thought I could pass it (lol), and…well, yes. I hit it. Wiped out half the windshield. Now I have about 16 scars and…lol.
    And that’s just one of the reasons. c:
    But I’m all depressed-like and doing emo drawings and all that fun stuff.
    AND! We have a really fun English teacher, and we were messing with tape (my guyfriends and I, lol), and they were sticking tape all over themselves. Then they ganged up on poor Shorty (lol). They stuck tape in his hair and he ended up having to cut some of the tape out. So yes.
    They also took some hair out. c:

  101. One time we were messing with lighters and this guy was just randomly waving it in the air and singed of KJ’s hair (KJ i this guy who works in my parents hardware sotre)

  102. OMG
    so i am reading blue noon, and a different book at the same time,
    the other book(not blue noon) has a goth girl, and than she kisses this boy (not rex oviously) and i start spazing out, because i was thinking that this other girl was melisia, and she was touching a none midnighter, let alone kissing one, and i got so angry, untill i realize i wasnnt reading blue noon

  103. i kno wat u mean tazz. (heh, im calling u by ur nickname. i hope u dont mind) i’ve done that before and nvr doing that again. it just gets too confusing.

    Lizzy-wa
    TEAM Z/E/J

  104. That’s why I don’t like reading two books at the same time…
    BUT. I’m reading a book (Fell) over, and two other books, one of which is a little boring-ish to me (Monster) and the other that I got from our school library (Firewing). Lol animal fantasy (Fell and Firewing). c:
    Fell is the book after a book called the Sight (if you’ve ever read it lol). AND, the other is the Silverwing trilogy. Lol.
    I loves me some animal fantasy. :B Hur hurr.

  105. BUT. Fell is currently above my bed (the couch), and the other is in my room (L.O.L). I think I’m about half finished with both, and I haven’t read from them in FOAREVAR. D:

  107. But yeah, ‘Emo Teddy-Bear’ was all mad at his new nickname and one second he was whining about it and so my friend was all”Don’t be sad. Hey you can cuddle with yourself Teddy!” and he got super mad and was all quiet and so this other girl that I don’t know very well was all to him “Gosh, what’s up with the mood swings, are you pmsing?” and then it was all silent but then we practically fell out of our chairs laughing and couldn’t breathe. I still can’t believe she said that to him!

  110. That..sounds…FUNNY.
    😀 Lol.
    Today Aidan (lol I spelt his name wrong) stole my pencil again.
    He’s ODD…
    –er than me. 8D

  111. Yeah, Danny stole my Algebra book so I kicked him in the shin(hard) and I was accused of flirting with him! Ewwwwwwww!!! Seriously he just gets on my nerves, and then stomps and jumps all over them.

  112. THAT reminds me of one of my birthday parties! We were at Swick’s, and we had like fifty balloons lying around. There was only one guy, and the rest were girls.
    They got into some fight with balloon-throwing and whacking Rhett (the one guy XD) with balloons (which I did not participate in). I just sat and laughed at them when they were accused of flirting. 8D
    …and ate my cake c:

  113. i dont get how guys and girls just have friendship and not relationships or without having anyone say ur flirting with each other…why is that??

    Lizzy-wa
    TEAM Z/E/J

  114. I don’t know, but it’s really annoing, and he’s not even my friend. I can’t stand him at all. Today sucked, cuz I was forced to play football for P.E. and when I caught the freakin ball I dislocated my finger, and it hurts. When I got home my Dad had to yank on it really hard to get it back in place and it HURTS!

  115. that really sucks! i suck at football, and i hate it too.lol. anyways, i have these”guy friends” but ppl keep saying we’re flirting and everything. i gets sooooooo annoying!! hope ur finger feels better tazz. sorry about the dislocation…

    Lizzy-wa
    TEAM Z/E/J

    btw, my friend broke her finger playing flag football last semester. i hate it wen they force u to play football >:(

  118. Lol. The only sport I am acctually SORTA good at is basketball. And even then I’m puh-retty suckish, cause I always flinch away when people try to pass me the ball.
    …that somehow made me think of Bella. D:
    And I’m slow. All of my shoes are totally slippery on gym floors, so I always trip. D:
    That made me think of Bella too. c:

  119. Yeah, I’m totally clumsy like Bella, but I’m good at softball and running. I’m okay at soccer too but I’ve never actually played on a team. But yeah so apparently my teacher can’t tell left from right cuz I asked if I could go to the nurse to get some ice or something and she’s like okay, it’s a good thing you’re not right handed though, otherwise it would be hard to write. There are some things wrong with that sentence: 1. I am right handed. 2. I hurt my left hand not my right. And this is the person responsible for teaching me.Ha!

  120. im not exactly good at sports either. the best im good at is lacrosse, swimming, volleyball, and okay at basketball. so much of a good teacher tazz! lol

    Lizzy-wa
    TEAM Z/E/J

  121. I’ve never played lacrosse and I can swim, but not competitively, let’s just say, I can get by good enough not to drown. Well, I guess I’m not that bad, but yeah.

  122. im not on a swim team, but i like it. i just swim for fun lacrosse is awesome tho. some ppl dont even kno wat lacrosse is, so i hav to explain to them and how to play it etc

    Lizzy-wa
    TEAM Z/E/J

  123. I used to suck at swimming! I kinda-sorta taught myself in summer ’05, and now I can. It’s kinda creepy, lol.

  126. i started but then quit like after a couple of months. i didnt’ like it.lol

    Lizzy-wa
    TEAM Z/E/J

  127. check out my website!!!
    Click on my name, I added midnighter goodness
    itll be a good replacement for the westerboard
    the westerboard isnt working for me

  128. I read the Midnighter series but i have to admit…I didnt like the ending >.< the story was one of the best i have ever read…but how could you end it like that?! ……..

    The Uglies Trilogy was best i have read yet tho! Really good…i thoroughly enjoyed it 😀

  129. i know..the ending was soo sad..thats why we need a 4th midnighters book.lol..im so greedy

    Lizzy-wa
    TEAM Z/E/J

  133. yea so do i, but im afraid their gonna be bogus and cut out good and important parts of it like they did in twilight..which sucks

    Lizzy-wa
    TEAM Z/E/J

  135. SPEAKING of books into movies lol, I sooo wanna see the Twilight movie. And I wanna read Midnight Sun. BUT, the movie comes out like September 12th or October or something. The fourth book (LOL can’t wait) comes out August 2nd, and Midnight Sun comes out sometime between those two. Yes.
    And I want to see Uglies made into a movie too. It would be sooo very interesting.
    The Midnighters series sould use a fourth book…I’m rereading the third right now.
    I…just thought I’d tell you that. Not like anyone cares. c:

  136. Im reading, the 3rd book right now! I told myself I would only read 5 chapters a day when i got it yesterday, but i ended up reading 12! its really good! O, any my fave character would have to be Dess! She’s fawsome! Gosh! No one at my school has read these books! I can only talk about it on here!:( I’m known to spiral into a stage of depression after I read a good series which is wat will probably happen when i finish blue noon! It happened after I read Uglies! WRITE A 4TH BOOK AND SAVE ME FROM MY DEPRESSION, SCOTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  138. is stephenie even going to publish midnight sun????? i thought she just worked on it on her free time, not like turn it into an actual book.

    Lizzy-wa
    TEAM Z/E/J

  139. Yeah, she’d gonna publish it. And it’s not done yet. :3 She’s working on it as well as the fourth book. AND, she is working on it in her free time, but it’s still getting published.
    Twilight was the one she didn’t intend to get published. She was just writing it in her free time and gave it to her sister for her birthday. And eventually it got published. c: …somehow.
    HOE SNAP. I do so very greatly love sugar highs. Result of all the sugar and looove~ from St. V’s day, (yes, it takes me that long to recover) I have been on a particularly joyous sugar high. I’m acctually reminding myself of Alice right now…I do so love digital shopping sprees also. 8D
    AND. Last night I was eating a pancake, and I was talking, and my fork just kinda fell off the plate. I stared at it and then started laughing so hard my sides hurt.
    That’s my kind of sugar high. Laughing at things no one else would find funny.

    …anyone else think that it’s strange that it only took me about three minutes to type that? o.o

  141. Nao I’m off to do moar DA stalking!
    And…possibly more cross-dressed shota inking attempts.
    …Lol bet’cha can’t tell me what that means. >D
    Nyuuu~ bah-bye naoz. :B

  142. Me is very confuzzled. You know what a great word is? Speckledorf I mean seriously try and beat that.

  143. wats with the word “confuzzled” nowadays??i mean i have some friends that keeeep saying that and it gets soooo annyoying..(no offense to anyone that says that) but yea..wtvr.

    Lizzy-wa
    TEAM Z/E/J

  146. Y’know what I say? ‘That’s nice.’ I say that aaall the tiem. D: And, yeah, lol, I meant to spell ‘time’ like that. It’s just something that we artist-type peoplez dooo~…
    Liek spelling thingz liek thisorz.
    It’s really quite fun. -^^
    And putting ~ on the endorz of things. I think my sugar high is more effective at night…I feel a sudden urge to type liek thisorz. c:
    BUT, ANYway, (this is gonna sound uber strange) ‘cross-dressed shota (bishie, blah blah blahsorz)’ means a guy that’s dressed as a girl (usually a school girl outfit or something else secksay. ORZ lol).
    It’s THAT SIMPLE. LOL. And the partucular ‘guy’ I would have been happening to be talking about (that was funny to write) is a Kingdom Hearts character (:B). More specifically Kingdom Hearts Re: Chain of Memories. And even MOAR specifically, an Organization XIII character.
    :BBB <– That’s totally me. B)

  150. its fine, i sorta got use to it..it gets better after i hear it like 20 times a schoolday…my friend and i always say im sryy, idk..she got me saying it tho since she always said it and i got in the habit of saying it myself. now all of our friends are like why do u two say that all the time? im like, well wat do u want me to say? lol

    Lizzy-wa
    TEAM Z/E/J

    oh btw, go to http://www.twolah.com there’s this thing u should read. click on read the story or something like that. its an organization and we(as in some other internet ppl) are trying to get this around.LOVE!! or u can go on the extras spoilers..thats where we talk about it.

    -thanks

  151. Organization crack (aka boyxboy love LOL. Larxene? Larxene who? :’D) is love. <3
    AND, what’s funny, I haven’t acctually PLAYED any of the KH games.
    I…google’d KH II and eventually–after manymanymany sections of reading–I knew more about CoM than my friend. He had never heard of Zeku-chan. D:<
    But, and I quote, ‘Zexion’s weapon and powers were unknown because he had died without fighting. The development team also destroyed his gravestone in the World That Never Was that would have shown his weapon.’ ~Wikipedia, btw. XD
    Lol. :’D
    Oh, BTW, Zexion got killed by the Riku Replica. :’D How shameful.
    I love his weapon though. It’s a book. (I repeat: :’D)

  159. okay, actually, i hate all the ppl that r playing the cullens…i mean that was totally not wat i had in mind..and the other ppl like victoria aren’t good either…is it just me or does the cast stink for twilght??

    Lizzy-wa
    TEAM Z/E/J

    LOVE!! http://www.twloha.com

  160. I’m fine with the casting for Edward and Bella…but the others…Alice is cool but…they kinda ruined the image in my head (except for Alice D<). I mean, isn’t Rose supposed to be taller? And I lol’d at What’s-his-Name’s (Jasper’s) hair. c: Esme and Carlisle are okay.
    But that image of Alice ruined it for alot of people, because they imagined her hair more like this:
    http://kailana-sama.deviantart.com/art/Twilight-Alice-Cullen-68287045
    Instead of down-ish-er like Alice Greene’s.
    <333 DeviantArt. :3

  162. I thought the cullens were supossed to have pale skin? i mean watsn’t that a big part in the book??? i don’t like the casting much either.

  163. I dunno. I think they look alot alike (Robert and Gaspard). And they’ll probably just toss some makeup on them. Those photos aren’t necessarily what they’re going to look like in the movie. Did you notice none of them have gold eyes? That’s cause they don’t have all their makeup on. :’D

  164. omg i love edward (in the book, idk how he’s goingto be in the movie) but seriously i hope she write 20 more!!!!! to Tally & Sane – i think he’ll be ok, but i watn to see how he PLAYS the role 🙂

  169. ehh..i still hate the cast (just expressing my feelings..plz dont hate me or kill me.lol . watev) i mean did anyone see who’s playing victoria?? its like a total disaster.the whole cast of the movie is just a disaster(again just expresiing my feelings)….and who’s playing jacob black.anyone kno?

  170. oops, forgot to sign..hehe..anyways..thanks for agreeing with me alexis-wa…….anyone else think that?? or even the whole cast for the movie is a disaster?? i mean it just ruined my imagination of the whole book…but im still goonna watch the move 😀 heh heh…

    Lizzy-wa
    TEAM Z/E/J

    LOVE!! http://www.twloha.com

  171. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!! Gaspard and Robert look NOTHING alike! EwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwW!!!!!! Me does NOT like Robert! Me LOVES Gaspard! Obsessive fan girl here! Please do NOT NOT NOT campare them like that, I’m begging you.

  172. go on wikipedia and look up twilight movie and u can figure all u need to know about the movie! and the books! breaking dawn comes out august 2 this year the movie comes out december 12 this year!

  173. LOL. They haven’t cast anyone except the Cullens and Bella. AND IT’S TOTALLY MY OPINION LuLz.
    …And then Midnight Sun comes out between those two. :’D

    I just mailed someone a detailed list of my dead/run away pets. :’D I had 56. :’DDD
    Lul.

  174. I thought what happened to Zane in the Specials was sad, but Jess living for centeries, while everyone she loves dies, and being lonley most of her live, is sooooooooooooo much worse than death! Who’s with me on that one?

  175. –(SpEcIaLz/BlUe NoOn SpOiLeRz)–

    *raises hand* Aye! But you have to admit, it’s pretty close. Because of A) technically it WAS Tally’s fault Zane died; she DID attack the armory; and that DID lead to the Diego War; and THAT led to Zane dying, thus, being Tally’s fault. And, B) …actually…I don’t…have a B. :’D But they’re still both extremelyOMGvaryvaryvaryttly sad. D:
    AND if that’s not enough, Scott has to go and get Rex and Melissa all separated. D: Not like anyone else besides me really cares…I mean, I’m like the only one who acctually LIKES Melissa. TT^TT BUT, THENthenTHEN, Tally and David actually (kindorz) GET back TOGETHAR. o3o

    Don’cha just LURVE book-irony? </3

  176. they need to post the whole cast..wen is the whole cast list coming out?? cuz wen i went to wikipedia it only had that old twilight movie thing.watev.

    idk..i think they’re both as sad. jess and zane…

    Lizzy-wa
    TEAM Z/E/J

    LOVE!! http://www.twloha.com

  181. Wait meghan-la r u talking to me or to Jenna. If so I say junk because my sister use to say it all the time so it just became a habbit

  191. omg, Blue Noon was good, but the ending was totally confuzziling.

    Twilight is da bomb.

  192. Ok some asked me something about my comment and then laughed and I don’t know I am very comfused!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You said that you didn’t know who you were talking to so everything just got confusing

    I love Superman/Tom Welling!!!!

  194. omg I was like randomly seeing how some characters in books are so simalar and I found that Davids mom and that old mindcaster in the midnighters are like the same and then I looked at the names in the books and they’re the same Maddy and Madiline(but dess calls her Maddy)it was so trippy

  201. Lol I pretend to be dead for like three days and now no one has any idea what’s going on. o.o
    We got a death threat at school. It said ‘Everyone will die 2-29-08.’ I’m supposed to be dead lol. c:

  203. My friend got one of those forwards that if you don’t send the message to 10 people you will die. Well she was supposed to die last year 9/11 at midnight. It was just scary because of the picture they sent with it.

  205. I got one of those death threats at my school too, and the next day they found a gun and a hit list in some phyco’s locker! How creepy is that?

  206. very creepy. once my school had a bomb threat…it like freaked everyone out. we were like “omg!! the school’s gonna blow up!” lol

    Lizzy-wa
    TEAM Z/E/J

    LOVE!! http://www.twloha.com

  207. Yea, that’s what everyone at our school was saying, too. What’s is with schools and bomb threats???

  208. Lol no they didn’t. :’DDD
    But it was so creepy, cause the five minutes before 2:29 (when we were supposed to die :’D), it was SO fast, but right before 2:29, it took forEVAR.
    It was creepy.
    Get it? ON 2-29, AT 2:29?
    …
    Lol.

  214. yea, so write LOVE on ur arm on st.patrick’s day to support the TWLOHA organization!! (i’ll try to remember to post it again next week so ppl wont forget)

    Lizzy-wa
    TEAM Z/E/J

    LOVE!! http://www.twloha.com

  216. Lol but now I’m sickly.
    Which is why I’m like, NeVaR, on.
    …
    Plus my DS.
    It’s totally my DS’s fault. :0

  217. lol!! There is this kid that calls himself Superman. We fight all the time! Well there is this town called Round Valley and it’s really small like St Johns. So it’s like our enemy at sports and anything else you can think of. Anyways me and Marti say that it’s heck. So this morning I kept screaqming that that that kid needs to pack and move to round valley after our soccer game. because round valley needs a superman because St Johns already has one

    I LOVE SUPERMAN/TOM WELLING!!!!

  218. OOH! If you hace read the Shadow Children series which was your favorite book? Because I LOVED Among the Brave. i just finished it.

    I love Superman/Tom Welling!!!!

  220. It’s about the future goverment. Where you can’t have third children because of recent famines. And it’s about people who are third children. They are really good.

    I love Superman/Tom Welling!!!!

  223. YEA SPRING BREAK!!! *runs in no particular direction*
    :’D That means fanfic reading. Yeah. And I can finally dig out my bluetooth crap. And draw. That’s fun.
    ANYwho, when I see ‘twloha,’ I think of ‘twolah.’ Lol. :’DDD Just like when I see ‘khow,’ I think, ‘know.’
    :’DDD

  225. That’s just I was thinking! lol I am listening to a song with the name Superman in it. I know that a lot of songs have Superman in them but I don’t care

    I LOVE SUPERMAN/TOM WELLING!!!! 😀

  227. I’m listening to Panic at the Disco *LOVE!* and doodling cats in Bambi style, Nermal Melissa Marie Jr., Kharie and Raih, Zex, fandom Avril Lavigne sketches, and eating Lay’s potato chips all at the same time. :’D
    Aren’t I SO MULTITALENTED?

  228. I feel so bad!!!!!!!!! This kid in my class was being a jerk . Well, you knowhe was making fun of some people in a joking way. Som I hit him in the back of the head. And my friend didn’t tell me he had a concusion. And I hit him right on it. I told him that will never hit any1 in the back of the head until I know that they don’t have a concusion.

    I love SUperman/Tom Welling!!!!

  229. Daaamn. D: Way to down my fanfic-induced mood. That sucks.
    There’s this one guy who I’ve known since first grade or something, and he would always make fun of me cause my hair’s a little reddish. It’s more like sierra brown, but nooo. He has to make fun of my hair for 10. FRIGGIN. YEARS.
    GAWD. I RUINED MY MOOD.
    THAT’S IT. BACK TO THE FANFIC. *crysobsob*

  231. Yeah he’s fine But I told him that I will never do it again. He got mad me because when he first sadi that he had concussion I didn’t believe him!!!

    I love Superman/Tom Welling!!!!

  233. thank gosh he’s okay..
    i dont blame u reagan, sometimes u can never trust guys wen they say that..so i kno wat u mean by thinking he was joking…

    Lizzy-wa
    TEAM Z/E/J

    LOVE!! http://www.twloha.com

  234. the midnighters trilogy is the best one ihave ever read lets hope like the uglies triolgy there become 4 keep on oging scott!!!

  237. Oh, there’s a new quote for Alicia’s locker.
    ‘Life sucks but you have to adapt.’ She’ll love that.

    Erm…(explanititory) Alicia writes ‘motivational’ quotes for her locker. Her favourite is ‘You live, you learn, you crash, you burn.’
    EHM. Yes.

  239. That sounds like something that some one wrote on a bathroom stall at our school. Except it said “Liv. Love. Burn. Die.”
    Intresting…

    I love Superman/Tom Welling!!!!

  244. This is really random but there is this sixth grader at my school who looks EXACTLY like Tally on the uglies cover! Once I accidently called her Tally!

  245. WELL I HAVE SOMETHING RANDOMERER.
    I call this one guy in my math class (MATH. PSH) Edward. ALL THE TIME. EVEN IN MY HEAD. D:

  246. Ok thats crazy. There is this kid in my class and we mess around with him bc one time he was messing around and said that he liked another kid in our class named Spencer. So now we say that his whole name is Jessica, Arial, Stacie, Derik, William, Holden. But for short we just call him jessica.

    I love Superman/Tom Welling!!!!

  251. I love being random because people think that your nuts and it’s fun when they think your nuts…

    hehehe 😈 *laughs in an evil tone*

    I love Superman/Tom Welling!!!!

  252. We (I) call him Edward because we thought he kinda looks like Edward. :0
    His name’s actually Garrett.
    ANYWAY, his hair’s kinda reddish-bronzey…
    SO, YEAH.

  253. O_O
    Rex is super hot!:p
    I love his nerdiness..I love rex..If he was real. I would totally marry him.*Sighs*

  254. Ohhh! (more randomness) Have you ever noticed on fanfiction that they have Midnighters, but they don’y have Uglies?? Wierd! I could probably come up with an idea or two for Uglies! Mostly I write Twilight, though. Or working on it al least! No stories up yet!

  255. FORKIE!!!

    (sorry I haven’t said that in like ever… and plus we are trying to be random)

    I love Superman/Tom Welling!!!!

  257. Do they really? I’ll have to check those out.
    PLUS:

    EXIRE IS THE BIGGEST JESSE FAN OUT THAR YAH.

    Moar random, yesyes.
    AAAND~

    MARRILAND OEKAKI YES YES.

  259. Hola!!!! Ok this is kgoing to be hard. This summer I am supossed to go without Smallville until school starts!!!! So I am going to order season six from netflix and hopefully finish it before summer starts!!! 🙁

    I luff Superman/Tom Welling!!!!

  260. While we are talking about summer… everytime we get summer vacation I miss school, and everytime when we are in school I miss summer vacation! It’s madness!!!!! 🙁

  261. On a random note…. I just watched Sweeny Todd: The Demon Barbor of Fleet Street(mwahahahahha)! It was awesome!:D He cuts peoples’ heads off and bakes them in meat pies! YEAHHHHHHH! I wonder if those meat pies are any good.Hmmmmm…???

  262. My daddy just bouhgt and said that he was only going to let us watch it once because it was so gross. But just sounds exactly like me when I mad. I threatan to kill people!!!!

    I love Superman/Tom Welling!!!!

  263. Ok I had to stop watching when he beat a guy witha kettle. That kind of sucked!!!!!

    I love Superman/Tom Welling!!!!

  265. Oh, one more thing: muffin tops in space! I have been yelling that at people all day! It’s my random quote of the day!

  266. the other day my friend, carrie, and i were trying to figure out who was on the front cover of the two books…and when we figured it out…we freaked out cuz we thought it was compleatley diferent!!lolz

  268. Hi. If I say omj don’t be like it’s omg ok. It stands for oh my Jonas. I have crazy friends who r oppsessed with the Jonas Brother so now we Jonas to replace a lot of words. Weird I swore I just saw Tell Lindsay. I THOUGHT HE MOVED. I think he is supposed to mone back though. sorry taht was very random. plus from now on if you hear me mention monkey face you’ll know that I am talking about Tell.

    I love Sueprman/Tom Welling!!!!

  269. i am so mad i just got fineshed reading “midnighters blue noon” ( if you havent fineshed the book dont read this) how could he kill jessica like that and break up rex and mallisa. like now she ( jessica) only gets to see at midnight thats so deprsing. but otherwise the book was totally awsome. alright im done venting ( that was a very mini vent) bye . p.s scott you rock keep writing more books

  270. This sucks my mom wont let me get a myspace even though the only pepole that would beon there would be like my friends and like my brother and sisters. But she said that there was a story about this girl who kidnapped by her friend because she didn’t put all of her friends on her list. She said taht they took her for three days then they beet her and video tapped it and put it on youtube. except I know that none of my friends would do that. But my mom dosn’t trust all of my friends.

    I love Superman/Tom Welling!!!!

  271. I had a Myspace once. Your mom’s right, you really shouldn’t get one. All these creepy 40 year old guys kept asking me to be their friends! My mom made me delete it. But I think my mom is a hypocrite because she has one, but oh no I can’t have one! And why would I want to be friends with a 40 year old who just wants to find out where I live so he can kidnap me!?

  272. I know like my sister is going to kidnap me!!! *says sarcastically* I meen seriously I would only add friends who I know. But obviously my mom dosn’t think so.

    I love Superman/Tom Welling!!!!

  275. Yeah, the only friends I had where people I know, and I tried to tell my mom that, but oh no she just has to get worked up over everything!!!

  277. I kind of don’t get the story xDD. The Midnighters series… xDD. Because I just started reading it, so it’s not my fault, is it? o.o

  279. Sorry I dodn’t know it did that. Usually when I press enter it dosn’t submit it but anyways.

    It’s has been like impossible for me to find the midnighters and all of that because unless I buy like I bought the Uglies trilogy than my mom won’t let me. So the only way I could buy them all is if they were in a box together. So I only have the Uglies trilogy and So Yesterday. I was goign to buy Peeps except that was my only chance and I had already read Peeps so than I could buy So Yesterday.

    I love Superman/Tom Welling!!!!

  280. i really really really LOVE this series i want him to make more and possibly make it into a movie that would be so cool

  281. Hola… You know what bugs me?! When I get on all of the time in one day no1 is on but then when I get on in 2 or 3 days la8er every1 has been on so than I have to catch to what we were talking about. So… I have to go now see ya :mrgreen:

    I love Superman/Tom Welling!!!!

  283. I really wish you would make one more! Or a lot more! PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASPLEASE PLEASE PLEASE E PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE !

  284. HELLO PPLES im not allowed to get a myspce ethier but who cares i think this place is cooler. so how is every one regan do you stll like super man tom welling ( i crack my self up ofcores you do) ok im getting tiered see you guys 2morow ps im still a spass and i love scotts bocks. 🙂 night

  285. Well it just erased my whole comment!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😡

    I LOVE SUPERMAN/TOM WELLING!!!!

  286. Long story short I had to hate Superman for part fo the day today.

    I love Sueprman/Tom Welling!!!!

  287. My friend bet me 10 bucks I couldn’t go the whole without talking about the Uglies/Midnighters/Twilight series for a whole entire day! I tend to talk about those three series a lot so, of course, I lost! Your situation just remined me of that Reagan!

  288. hey regan why dont you go on uglies dess… any more theres a cool argument on who shoul have died zane or david get back to me about that 2morrow or when ever. night. :0 🙂

  289. Gosh, How could they let that happen to Jessica! I mean Jonathan and Jessica were like a really cute couple as to say, But Jonathan let her stick her hand into the lighting and basically kill herself! He is just so depressed now without her in flatland. Scott I demand you make another book! PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  290. i agree cody how could they let it just end like this i mean come on why dose all the cool people die its not fair to their loved ones 🙁

  291. Well, really she didn’t exactly die. She can still live for one hour a day. But that’s still bad enough.

  292. So! I get hte feeling that people have been misasing me!!!! JK!!
    Anyways btw on that whole thing about the Zane or David should of died. well I so totally think that David should of died. He is always getting in the way of Tally Zane!!! I love Zane!!!!

    I lvoe Superman/Tom Welling!!!!

  293. k so i just read the midnighter’s series and finished blue moon today. I loved the uglies series and read So yesterday and kind of put off reading teh midnighter series cuz i didn’t know what it was gonna be about but now that i read it i LOVE it!!

  294. Okay i now have an obsession about counting the number of letters in like every word that looks like it might be 13 letters long n e one else do that???
    oh and did you guys notice that dessometrics has TWELVE letters!!! seriously i have counted it like 20 times just to make sure i wasn’t counting wrong.

  295. I did that too after I read Midnighters. Every single time there was a word that looked like it had thirteen letters, I counted it. I have a weird obsesseion with Midnighters. My friends are scared of me now. Hehe.

  296. yeah i know what you mean, i’m like the only one of my friends that has read the series so like i’ll start counting something or trying to see if its a multiple of 13 or whatever or try to explain it to them and they look at me like i’m crazee.

  298. I have been trying forever to get my friends to read the series, but they won’t! I’m about to result to threatening them if they don’t read it soon! Thats how serious I am about Midnighters.

  299. lol My friends really when I am oppsessed with something a lot they just htink I am crazy and I go along my way.

    I love Superman/Tom Welling!!!!

  300. i think that the midnighter series is a great one and it still has potential to grow. I think you should write a forth book about thier adventures of finding new midnighters and training them. It would make a great book and i have plenty of friends how would like to read a book like that.

  301. Dude you need to write a 4th one so bad!!!!!!!!
    i just finished the 3rd midnighters and i feel so bad for jess and jonathan! they cant even see each other till 1200 and you should clear things in the end like what happens and stuff cuz i became obsessed with your books since uglies trilogy and then midnighters and i am kindof confused on what could happen with the friends traveling
    well thanks for writing! i hope you write another trilogy series like the last two cuz they are so interesting

    CYYA

  302. Hola people so things have kind of slow latley cause I haven’t been on here in a while and there are only two comments since the last time I wrote.

    I lvoe Superman/Tom Welling!!!!

  304. I guees not it has been anout five hours and still nobody. Bye peeps!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :mrgreen: 🙂

    I LOVE SUPERMAN/TOM WELLING!!!!!

  305. Okay it has been a day or two and still no1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Some one pleaz get on!

    I love Superman/Tom Welling!!!!

  308. Yes I am it has been about a week or two and I haven’t been able to talk to anyone on here because we just got a new computer that dosn’t have virus protection on it so if that okne gets a virus then they all do. So thank you for realizing that I needed to talk to some1 so I probably won’t talk to a lot of you in a while so see ya

    I love Superman/Tom Welling

    AND GREEN DOGS!!!!

  311. NIKKI-LA

    LOVED UGLIES SERIES! even if tally is a witch I love her but shay too! also loved midnighters SCOTT RIGHT ANOTHER BOOK!!
    I love Zane and David cant chose!

  322. Dude! What is going on?! I am sooooooo tempted to click that link, but I have a feeling that if I do my computer’s gonna like explode and burst into flames.

  333. what is up the weird talk? Well just wanted to say while I can. I am atmy sisters for the weekend and have access to the internet.

    I LOVE SUPERMAN/TOM WELLING!!!!

  337. I was reading through the top comments and i absolutely MUST say Melissa rocks! She is my absolute FAVORITE!!! GO MELISSA! OH AND TEAM ZANE! WOOHOO!!!!!

    Ok im done. Anyway, what up with all the weird names??? Like where can i buy? Whos webmaster??? Am i like toatally missing for being Laura-wa and not like pooper scooper co. or something??? This is a weird page. Im going back to scott facts.

  338. I like Jess the best and i have read them all! I was sad to see them end but glad that scott ended it because i think it would just drag them on, i hate when authers do that its like they lose the goal the had in the begining!
    PEACE LIGHTING AND HOPE ALWAYS!

  339. With the Uglies characters, though Tally can be selfish and stubborn, and I’m not sure I’d like her as a person, I love her as a character. She’s interesting, thought-provoking, and not your usual damsel in distress–far from it, actually. And I’m on Team Zane. Don’t know why, I guess because I feel like Tally should at least have a choice in guys, and she had wanted Zane, plus David became annoyingly obsessed with her in a way.
    As for Midnighters, I ABSOLUTLEY LOVE THE WHOLE SERIES, AND SO DO MY FRIENDS, WHO I MADE READ AFTER I RANTED ABOUT IT’S AWESOMENESS. WRITE A FOURTH BOOK!!! Dramatic, I know. But like, what happens to Dess and Rex, being left behind? Will Melissa go crazy,with just Jonathon and Jess? Will Jonathon go crazy without Jessica? Or will he meet another Midnighter girl? And what will happen to Jess after all of the midnighters are gone? I like to leave a lot to the imagionation, but GAAAH! I’m ranty, teehee.
    Far as Midnighters characters go, my fave is Dess. The fifth-wheel thing’s relatable, her perspective has the cool monologues that make the series seem so real, and it’s awesome to see how her math-happy brain works. I know everyone here says Jess is boring, but in a way, that’s what makes her *interesting*. She’s a totally normal girl, sucked into a warped reality which she barely gets, and on some level, she’s really relatable. Jonathon’s perspective isn’t the best, but I do like him. Rex is cool, especially after he becomes half darkling, ’cause it made his part more interesting. I feel bad for Melissa, but she’s just okay to me. And I DON’T like Madeline. She definatley added a good twist in the story, but she’s smug, arrogant, and annoying. I Beth’s not one of the protagonist (than again, neither is Maddie), but she’s pretty cool, in a super-sleuth kind of way. Felt really bad for her in the epilogue. I kind of wish we’d gotten to see more of Cassie Flinders. She sounded like an intersting character, and a lot could’ve been done with her.

  340. Has anyone else noticed that Maddie in Midnighters is so much like the same as Davids mom and they both have the Same name its so weird and there both old

  343. okay i think that david is awsome but when i started reading about david i had just broken up with my boyfriend, DAVID. spooky i know. but im gonna have to say im on TEAM ZANE

  346. Ok. So last night I went to Barnes & Noble hoping to find this one book that was supposed to come out forever ago (like, 15 years). I found out that it wasn’t there. So I spent almost 20 walking around the teen books shelves. I kept stopping myself infront of So Yesterday. (I want to read it, so bad!!!!) I bent down (I was unpleasantly surprised to find that the Westerfeld books were moved from the top shelf to the bottom) and picked it up when my sister came walking around the corner.
    “There’s a hard-back Midnighters book up front.” I squealed and ran to it. I was so excited when I saw that it was Blue Noon with the purple cover, instead of the one with Jonathan on it, which I have to my disliking (it doesn’t match the other two of mine with the other covers). So I got it and was squealing and hugging the book the entire ride home. It is now my prized posession!!! Ok, maybe I’m exaggerating. Maybe not. I can highlight in my other copy now!!!!!!!!!!

  347. Amy-la:
    What book were you trying to find? So Yesterday is a good book, but if I do say so myself, it’s not up to his usual standards. Definatley amazing, but not AS amazing as, say, Peeps. In B&N too? It annoyed the crap out of me when I saw that Borders had his books on the very bottom! Though one or two of them are on display. That’s Jonathon’s face? I don’t know why, always thought it was Rex, though I have the other covers (wish I had hardcover though!).

  348. Oh. And just adding something for you missing people: to add “-wa” to the of your name, there has to be an “l” in it. For example, Leah-la would be incorrect. Leah-wa would be correct. So you add “-la” to the end if there is no “l,” and “-wa” is there is one. There ya go! Now ya know!

  349. PrettyxMindedxRusy:
    I was trying to find the second book in the series The Secret Circle by LJ Smith, supposed to come out in 1993. But I think it was first printed somewhere other than the US…
    Peeps is amazing. So is The Last Days. The only Scott books I haven’t read are So Yesterday and The Risen Empire, which I REALLY want to read. (My B&N doesn’t have The Risen Empire so I’ll have to get it from Amazon or Ebay or somewhere…)
    Yeah. I got pretty mad…
    That’s Jonathan! I thought it was Rex for the longest time, too, until I saw the acrobat sign over his eye… Smart.
    Hope you can find the hardcover too! It was a great find for me!

  350. Amy-la:
    I’m pretty sure I’ve heard of that series, was actually pretty close to buying it (or a book with a similar title), kind of had to do with vampires, right? Wow, it’s really that old? It totally didn’t look it.
    Peeps is possibly my fave Scott-la book. That, or the Midnighters series. I’ve read & own all of his YA, and have been thinking about reading some of his adult books, but can’t find any! He was right; YA does have a longer shelf-life.
    Oh, guess it just didn’t look like how I imagined him. I didn’t see the sign over his eye, though, lol. Wait, then who are 1 & 2? Jess is the first one, almost positive, and my guess is the second is Beth because it looks like the first, but idk….
    Hope I can, I’m kind of surprised they made it and had it on display in the front, though. Guess they’re making a come-back :o).

  351. The Vampire Diaries is by the same author. You could have been thinking of that one. They’re both good series! You should read them! Yeah, I didn’t realize they were that old until I told my friend that they didn’t have it and they told me the date (they have my book right now). Pretty surprising…
    I know! He totally doesn’t look like how I imagined him! It took me a while to see the symbol. Jess is on the first, and Melissa is on the second. They don’t look too similar. The girl in the second one is always too pretty. At least for my imagination. I always imagined her more rough looking. Not in a bad way though. I can’t put my finger on it… She’s just too SOMETHING! I can’t find it out!!!
    I hope they are! Then maybe all my work to get people in my class to read them will pay off!

  352. That might be it. Oh, wait a second, the one you were looking for was teh one about witches, right? There have been so many vampire books coming out that I’m getting them confused. Guess I have a few more books to add to my way too long and WAY too out of budget reading list (my public library doesn’t carry much of interest), lol! They don’t, I guess, but they both have reddish hair, and he never actually described what Melissa and Dess looked like (or Rex, for that matter), so I would’ve never guessed that was her. I imagined her WAY different. Maybe sort of like Michelle Trachenburg (she always gets Melissa on the fan cast calls), but with more of an edge. Well, I don’t know if it’d be exactly a “comeback”, because as far as I know they were never TOO popular, but I still hope so! I already convinced *cough, practically forced, cough* three of my friends to read the first, and they read the other two of their own accord and loved them! Actually, it seems like I’m making huge Scott-la minions of those three, they’ve borrowed nearly every one of his YA books from me.

  353. Yeah. I was looking for the one about witches. There have been a lot. It’s all because of Twilight. That was my favorite series (over all) until Breaking Dawn. Oooo, it made me mad. Now it’s Midnighters! I have literally no morey now and a lot of books I want to get. Don’t know how that’s going to work out.
    It’s always really useful to me when the author describes the characters. And as for the reddish hair, in Melissa’s I think that’s just a light. (Ironic?) Rex is kind of easy to imagine what he looks like for me. Pale, somewhat tall, dyed black hair (short when he chops it all off), dark glasses (possibly transitions lens), outfitted in black. Mhm. Maybe it’s just my imagination. Dess was always the hardest. To me, I think she’s the most normal LOOKING, if you’re only counting the original three. Maybe she is a bit Michelle Trachenburg…
    I realy hope they do, even if it’s not too possible! Haha!!! I did that with a lot of people. It took them forever to get Midnighters though. For some reason it was confusing to them… Maybe they were faking it so I wouldn’t make them read the others. Now they got it and finished all of them! They love ’em! I’ve made 2 other people rabids though. They love all of Scott’s books! Yes. Bring on the minions!!!!

  354. Yeah, Twilight’s awesome, and Breaking Dawn was…okay. Not as good as anticipated, but I’ve read worse.
    Actually, I think I had imagined Rex looking a bit like Daniel Radcliff, lol. (Random, but I don’t know of transitions would cut it for him, I had a pair and they don’t get that dark unless it’s REALLY sunny out.) Dess is my fave, I’m not totally sure why. I doubt they will, although I read once (on Wikipedia or Scott’s blog) that they were thinking of making a tv series and making the Midnighters 20. That would kill it! What about Bixby High? Jess being grounded? Curfew? Hell, they’d probably be out at a bar when it came around. I guess it is confusing, kind of. It has a lot of foreshadowing, though, like with the lightning bolt. (He must make reeeeeally thorough novel outlines, lol!) I have made two really big minions, and idk if they’d be considered “rabids” exactly, but the more, the merrier!

  355. Yeah, I guess. But Breaking Dawn was still really bad by my standards. (She changed her writing style; did you notice?)
    Hm. Now that you mention it I can totally see Dan as Rex… Cool! Oh, now I remember. One of my friends has those glasses. Nope, they don’t get too dark.
    Dess is my favorite. I’m kind of a math geek… I love doing math. I do the stuff for fun. And once I kept trying to teach my friend (she’s good at math too, just not as good as me) how to do this one type of problem and she couldn’t get it. I skipped pre-algebra and went straight to Algebra 1. And my teacher calls me “as fast as everything.” I’m the fastest in the class! Yay!
    I hope they don’t make it into a show! It would seriously murder it! I read that articl. If they do make it I hope that they don’t make it when they’re out of high school. It would change it completely.
    Hah! Yeah I know! I reread Blue Noon and I kept stopping, “That’s foreshadowing, foreshadowing, foreshadowing… IT’S EVERYWHERE!” I can totally see him sitting there making his outline. That’s funny!
    Oh well. My friends get furious at me when I don’t let them borrow a book. And if I ever do let them, they yell at me when I forget it. Not that fun.

  356. Yeah, she changed it A LOT. As soon as their honey moon started, I was like, ‘is it me or is she rushing through things….?’
    Ik, two of the best series collide!
    I’m good at math, but more of an English geek. I HATE rules, and writing has very few (although I’m an aweful speller). Murder it exicution style, burn it, than throw the ashes in a truck set too drive off the edge of the Golden Gate Bridge. It’d absolutley RUIN it!
    Yeah, he tends to do that a lot. I read Blue Noon, and would keep being like ‘dejavu, much?’
    Well, I’m kind of the “spazz” of my groups of friends, so I’ll forget to bring them a book and they’ll just say wooooooow.

  357. Her style kind of freaked me out a bit after the honeymoon. And even though it switched point of view, it was kind of neccessary. And Jake was HILARIOUS!
    I would add Twilight in there, but the last book makes the series. And since Breaking Dawn was… stupid, Twilight isn’t as good now.
    At my school, English has too many rules. Ugh. I hate the rules. It messes with my head! Whenever I’m reading a book, I’m just like, “that’s wrong, that’s wrong, that’s wrong.” I’m not very good at spelling either…
    I would scream if I watched it and they killed it. I’d completely attack the TV.
    I’m rereading Blue Noon… Again. And I was reading the part where they had just saved Cassie and Dess and Rex were left. And I just thought, “Hm. That’s sort of a foreshadow…”
    Hah!!! In my group, we’re all spazzes! (I love that word!) I guess I’m the biggest sspaz in my group though…

  358. i suck at spelling…yeah…i have a spelling test next week….so yeah. but math rocks. and english rocks. and basically everything that isn’t french class or social studies rocks. yeah. oh and yeah, me and my friends spazz a lot….it’s funny…..we’re a bit insane…..well, this is a quote that my friend said yesterday “Toasters are an extremely unefficent way of killing squirels…couldn’t we use an ax or something?”Yeah….that’s my friends in a nutshell…..

  359. Amy-la: I know, I loved his point of view–and chapter titles, lol! Well, writing and reading for FUN doesn’t have a lot of rules. For school, I bet they have a whole guidebook of rules garaunteed to make kids HATE learning.
    I still like it, though the last is only okay. The first three books in a series are always the best (ex. Uglies). Though one of my friends has taken a newfound hate of Twilight, which I find kind of shocking. She’s probably one of the only teen girls who despises it.
    I’d be about to attack it…than remember that I probably wouldn’t get a new one any time soon if I did. If they ever make it, I should probably watch it in a straight jacket, just in case, lol. Yeah, I don’t think I ever really realised that….
    Yeah, I love that word, almost as much as “ish”! (Best. Adjective. EVER! Lol.) I’m definatley the biggest, and the biggest KLUTZ. Today one of my friends gave me a slight shove, I stumbled backwards, lost my footing, and fell. I even hit my head, and my butt STILL hurts.

  361. Andrea-la: I kind of like French, but than again, I have a totally awesome teacher. Everyone loves her. Social studies is…okay, I guess. I like it more than health, in which we soon have to write a two page report and give an oral presentation (for HEALTH. WTF?). And WAY more than gym (I’m too uncoordinated to be athletic). Haha, lol! My friends and I actually spazz quite a bit about squirrels. When we were working on a report one said “What if a flying squirrel fell out of that tree?” and I said “If it were a flying squirrel, it wouldn’t fall.” and she said “What if it was DRUNK?!” Lol.

  365. Andrea-La:
    I have a spelling test TOMORROW!!! AHHHHHHH!!!! Spaz=me. Math is completely awesome! And today I actually did spaz about squirrels… I can’t remember what it was though!!!! Hah. In a nut-shell. Sorry! I always connect “nut-shell” with squirrels.

    PrettyxMindedxRusty:
    His chapters were HILARIOUS!!! “You need a brain? You need a heart? Go ahead. Take mine. Take everything I have.” “You know things are bad when you feel guilty about being rude to vampires.” Wow. Hah! Writing for fun is awesome. I do it all the time. But I need to do more of it…
    The first one generally is the best. Just like I say a lot: The first is always the best. Even though I think that New Moon was my favorite. I missed Edward throughout it but it was fun to imagine what he was doing that entire time.
    I think I need a straight jacket anyway! Plus an additional muzzle! Hm, thought I was one of the only ones, if not THE only one.
    “Ish” and “Spaz” are AWESOME! They are the best words/half words ever! I’m a horrible klutz! Like today, I tripped on the stairs going to my seat in orchestra and I started to fall. So one of my friends stuck out their hand so I could grab it. I tried to grab her hand but I just ended up knocking her over. So I fell on top of stands and chairs. And not to mention the other people and the instruments… Yeah… Not that fun…
    Surprisingly enough I am athletic. Even though I am a klutz. I can run without tripping over my own feet but I can’t walk?

    Lotti-wa:
    CRUEL HEARTLESS PERSON! Go us! That’s funny!

  366. Amy-la: No spelling tests this year…yet *dun, dun, DUN.* I know, I loved them! His perspective was actually much more enjoyable than I would’ve thought. Although, considering the timing, I was like “HEYY! SWITCH BACK!” It was kind of necessary, though, because it regained her writing style a bit. That honey-moon writing style was killing me. And New Moon was pretty good, I guess I liked having another character built in, instead of having the whole series absolutley revolve around two people. Thought it was kind of cool how they referred to Romeo and Juliette a lot.
    I need a muzzle, any way. I talk too much, I have a problem and will admit it. Especially in social studies last year, which two of my best friends were in and which had a very easy going teacher. I’d talk, and talk, and talk…and my teacher would make a joke about me being incapable to shut up. Problem is, all the muzzles I’ve seen are made for snouts. That could be a problem….
    I know, I love them! My friends will always say “ish isn’t a word…” but I insist otherwise. Ha! Sounds like what I would’ve ALMOST done in chorus. Except my friend covered her mouth in shock/an attempt not to laugh, and I somehow managed to regain my balance.
    I am SO UNATHLETIC! It’s quite pathetic. I just can’t run without feeling like I’m about to fall on my face, even if I don’t. Adding a ball and other people into that mix makes it worse, not better. Plus, the lack of stamina and enthusiasm for it’s a problem. In my mind, it’s you risk injury to throw an air-filled piece of rubber across a court to get a point. Yipee. Well, there’s that and the lack of han-eye/hand-food coordination. I can’t catch for my life!

  369. these books are so awsome. I just got Bogus to bubbly the insiders gide to the world of uglys. It is so AWSOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    :0 🙂

  372. Breaking dawn is awsome. HOW DARE U SAY OTHERWISE!!!!!!!!! That is so rude. u are mean PrityxMindedxRusty. JK. BBT TTFN

  382. I don’t think Breaking Dawn SUCKED, it just didn’t live up to expectations, not that you can really blame Stephenie Meyer, because A LOT of fans had a HELLA LOT OF expectations, lol.
    I’m kind of on a fense between Team David & Zane, more leaning torwards Zane, though. And I know, why are all the best guys in this world FICTIONAL?! My school definatley got the short (& rude…mean…not-too-bright…etc.) end of the male population in our area.

  383. How does these comments end up having nothing to do with what they’re supposed to be about…?

    Anyways… Blue Noon is great.. cept.. nevermind..

  384. what was the cept for?

    and for all thouse that think scott should write another midnighters book i definitly dissagree. although the ending of blue noon was sad it was also compleat, sometimes sadness is needed ya know?

    does anyone know when the new book he is writing is coming out? not bougus to bubbly but the other one.

  385. um I think in like 2009
    but it never said exsact
    but for a type of book I wouldnt
    normally pick up
    Im already hooked(thanks to bogus to bubbly)

  386. have you already(or anyone) read it? is it pretty good? does it have any plot or is it just facts about uglies?

  387. That’s kind of how it always goes with any conversation. The only real difference is that on a blog, when you get so off track that you’re like “Er, what were we talking about…?” you can actually look back and check yourself instead of wracking your brain.
    I read it, no exact, singular plot line, but still great.
    I’m on a fence about whether or not to have another Midnighters. I know that sometimes franchises are stretched out waaaaaaaay too much (Want an example? Turn on DisneyChannel.), but he made a fourth book for Uglies, and that ended up being pretty good, and in my opinions Midnighters is an even better seires (Amazingly, it is possible.). It’s different with Scott-la. He happens to be an amazing writer who could probably rewrite my algebra textbook and make it actually interesting (Or at least improve it from its current *insert snore here*-ness.), plus ONE book isn’t a total exaggeration. I agree that sometimes its needed, but it seams that most of his series end with that kind of semi-sweet finality. And, semi-completeness. I WANT TO KNOW WHAT HAPPENS TO THEM! Lol.

  388. mr. westerfeld i am a young athor of the age of 13. i need advise on wrighting. the prosses, the time, your thoghts on pursuing my carrier, anything.
    all ather athors are welcome to help. i’ve read almost all of your books, all of stephnie meyers, all the ones i could find of Melissa De La Cruze, basicly i’ve read 5200 books in two years. thenk you.

    -mariah

  390. (I thought Uglies series and Peeps were the best, I liked Midnighters but for some reason it didn’t appeal to me quite as much as Uglies/Peeps did) (the Uglies series is my favorite by the way) =P

    To “wrighter13”:

    I’m sixteen and I wrote my first book (never finished it though) in third grade and wrote 50 pages to it, of which I was very proud. Unfortunately for me, when my mother left my old step father she left him with my computer which happened to contain my books and poems on it. I was a bit pissed…In 8th grade I began writing a book series called the Raine series and during a thunderstorm my computer was fried, thus losing all 40 pages of this book. To you it may seem small because 40 pages may not seem like alot to you but it took me awhile to write this many pages because of school, homework, friends/family drama, etc. Sometimes I was just too occupied with something else. And the fact that I was really serious about writing the Raine series also prompted me to rewrite it, which I did. I rewrote all 40 pages the best I could (I rewrote that throughout June last summer). So now, I have 42 pages to my first book in the Raine series. Mind you, I’m only sixteen and I have no published any novels and I have no idea how one would even accomplish that. When I write it’s like a movie on the silver screen, I already know how the next five/six books are going to go, the twists that will occur, and the devious little plans that I’ll sneak into my novels that hopefully no one will see coming. You don’t have to have your book already planned out, god knows I didn’t. But as I began writing and imaginning my books’ future I gradually came up with the storyline of every novel in the series. I don’t think there really is a “writing process” or a time limit. (Unless you’re some famous author who has to get the book finished by a certain time). Just start where you think you should start and write what you want to write, the worst thing you could do is think about how everyone else will react to your writing (as in your parents, family, friends, other outsiders, etc.) Write your book for you with no intentions of disappointing yourself. That’s what I do. I write what I want, when my mother read that my book contains some profanity she flipped and of course wanted me to delete it, though I refused. It’s my writing and it’s the freedom I have. If I wanna write this, then I sure as hell will. I mean, if Stephen King can write some of the most gruesome, strangest shit, so can I. Please yourself and appeal to what you like in your writing. The rest will come later.

    I told my mother that I wanted to be an author and I truly intend on pursuing that career, besides dancing and singing, writing novels is the only thing I know and love to do. It wouldn’t feel right for me to work at some office answering phones, or filing data on a computer. (That’d probably lead to my demise or the end of my sanity as I know it, ha-ha.) My mother was weird about it but of course over time she has grown to understand my means for wanting to write. One day I hope that someone out there will love my books as much as I do. I don’t dream of fame or fortune, I just want someone other than my friends or family to read it and love it. Feel as connected and on fire as I do. To me, that’s all I need.

    I hope that long-ass comment helped. Though I’m in no way suited to answer that question because I’m not a great writer like Scott-wa is. Good luck, to everyone wanting to write out there. ~

  392. for me i like both Zane and David cuz they liked her no matter wat but its not tallys fault she couldnt remember David!!

  393. Ok I just learned about these books in my school library. after the first I read the rest. I haven’t read uglies but i will, but i just loved these books and even though i’m just 11 the elements of the love between jessica and jonathan really complete the book especially the sad ending when jessica touches the lightning. My friends said the books were emo but they are far from it. I wish it was more graphic with blood and gore and horrible ways of dying that i’ve gotten used to from the demonata series. 🙂 i like graphicness 🙂

  395. I hope thr is a movie 2! with all the techno we hav then it should be good and if it isnt i am going on strike!!!

  396. I absolutely LOVE these books! My mom got me them for Christmas and I couldn’t put them down! I’m starting round two!

  397. Kaylee-Wa:I LOVED THIS BOOK!!!!!!!
    Morgan-La: Caps Lock Can Not fully express my fangirly joy
    *bows down* WE’RE NOT WORTHY!!!!
    Kaylee-Wa: Anyone who has read this and Twilight and still thinks Twilight is better has a mental problem! We are just stating our opinion…
    Morgan-La: Let The Flames Begin 😉

    Kaylee-Wa and Morgan-La

    VIVA LA RESISTANCE!

  398. lover this book, the ending got on my nerves but i’m glad to say this is my new TWILIGHT like obsesion. this os my mom’s e-mail so don’t try to contact me.

  399. i just had to say that i cryed when i was finished with the trilogy, it felt like i lost my family =(

  400. When i finished Blue Noon. (not only yesterday) i think i cryed!
    or wanted to.
    when Beth and Jessica talk after the pegasus incident i CRYED

    Tis my new most fav book EVER and then Peeps And then The uglies

    You should right another Midnighter though…..

  401. AHHHHHH in the 4th midnighters series u should make a darkling that lives amung the midnighters in the daylight

  402. i think out of all the realationships in midnighters i like rex and milissa best. people have been raving abut johnathan jess, dont get me wrong i do like them but sometimes i wonder if there realation ship would even last (if jessica idnt get sucked it to midnight). rex and milissa have the whole best friend ting going on be it progresses. and even though they do end up seperated i just cant imajine either of them ever being with someone else. there conection is way to deep for that. plus both of them are way cooler then johnathan and jess, whom i like but not as much. although i was very sad about jess and johnahan at the end i was sadder about rex and milissa. i think that if another book was written (agaist some protest) it whould be a book filled with what if storys. tons of passible endings for the book. so then hopefully no one old e dissapointed. or you could all just be a tad imajinative and make up your own endings so evryone certianly get what they want. kinda to each his own…

  408. Hey Midnighter fans! OMG guess what!?!?!? Scott Westerfield wrote Midnighters in Bixby, Oklahoma ironically my home town! That plus he wrote it made me read Midnighters in the first place. But I couldn’t believe Scott Westerfield chose my boring old town to write about! It’s so cool! Well anywoo… Hannah out!
    =D

  409. UGLIES and Midnighters Spoilers!

    -Also may screw up your view on Bixby.

    Ok well I’m rereading the Midnighters series, cause I have like no life. I HATE that Scott made Jessica pratically die! Her and Jonathan were so cute and now it’s all like, “well I still get to see my girlfriend 1 hour a day and when she’s 19 I’ll b 90 but whatever it’s all good.” Ugh that’s so… ugh!

    The first time I read the series I really liked Jessica but now that I’m rereading it she really irks me. She’s so annoying and clingy and scared to get in trouble, kinda like me except with the clingyness, and she bugs the crap out of me! But I don’t think it’s fair she only gets to live an hour a day. She doesn’t deserve that no matter how annoying she is.

    On an UGLIES note I just want to say that Tally and David are much better than Tally and Zane. I like David better, he was with her first, and when she first kissed Zane she said David’s name so she was thinking of him not Zane. But poor Zane died! That wasn’t cool. I think Tally should of taken both pills and Zane never would of died! Then she and Zane wouldn’t of been taken by Specials at the end of PRETTIES, Zane wouldn’t of gotten sick, Shay wouldn’t of cut herself/cured herself, and nobody would of become a Special! All because Tally couldn’t take 2 little pills. Ugh! I didn’t like the Cutters. I hated that they cut themselves, even though that’s what gives them their name, and flash tattoos. The flash tattoos where a little too much. It made them seem kinda childish i guess… I don’t know what I’m saying. Lol random me.

    But anyways… I keep counting really long words to see if they’re 13 letters. I searched 13 letter words on Google and there are a bunch! I’m writing a Midnighters fan fiction and I didn’t want to use Scotts tridecalogisms cause I didn’t want to copy.

    Since I am rereading the books I’ve been noting what he says about Bixby and finding the differences and the similarities. It’s really funny reading about my town in someone elses view. But the lights in my high school really are bright. I always get headaches from them. We also don’t have classes in trailers. We do have a science, drawing, wood shop, FFA (Future Farmers of America), alternative, and ROTC buildings that aren’t connected to the school and they are pretty small (except the science building it’s not too small, we just built a second story onto it! The only thing with stairs in the whole highschool.) The Junior High, or Middle school as we call it, is right across from the highschool. We have a creek that goes behind the swimming pool building thingy and a bridge that goes over it to the Middle school. The Arkansas River divides Bixby into North and South. The High School, middle school, an elementry school, and 5th and 6th grade center are on the South side, also where are ‘downtown’ is, and an elementry school and 5th and 6th grade center is on the North side (where I live).

    Well if you want to know more, since I’ve been babbling about things you probably don’t want to know, I can give you a full run down.

    Peace out! 🙂
    Hannah-la

    ps: it’s been really nice this week, like in the 70s and 80s, then yesterday it magically got really cold and today it started to snow! Ugh I hate Oklahoma weather!

  410. DUDE! I know how you feel. at first i hated zane. I didn’t want him to be in the books. I LOVED tally and David. But then zane wuz all awesome and everything. I cried my eyes out when he died though. sooooooooooo sad.
    Ive also looked up 13 letter words and my fave is zygodactulous cuz its so random and has 13 letters!

  413. I dont know about any of the uglies series but i have to say that the midnighters is the best science fiction books i have ever read. i dont like the ending to blue noon- thats just depressing.

  414. omg i loved the midnighters seriers so much!! i fell in love and couldnt put it down! and now imreading ” SO YESTERDAY” and i also cant put that down either!

  415. Ya I cried when Zane died too. It was so depressing! And I HATED how Midnighters ended! He has to write another book where they find a way to save Jessica! And Melissa and Rex can be together again. Ooh and maybe one of the new Midnighters can date Dess! Then she wouldn’t be all alone. Well ttyl!

    Hannah-la =D

    PS: I just got back from spring break. It was pretty cool, I went to Disney World for the first time, but coming back to Oklahoma sucked. It was cold. Now it’s all tornado-y-ish. It’s supposed to be all stormy and tornado-y and AWESOME!

    Peace out!

  416. i found all these 13 letter words on google =)
    (and no i didnt type them all i copied and pasted)
    0_______o

    abbreviations abiogenically abnormalities abolitionisms abolitionists abortifacient absorbability absquatulated absquatulates abstractional abusivenesses accelerations accelerometer accentuations acceptability acceptingness accessibility accessorising accessorizing acciaccaturas acclimatising acclimatizers acclimatizing accommodating accommodation accommodative accommodators accompaniment accomplishers accomplishing accordionists accouchements accountancies accouterments accoutrements accreditation acculturating acculturation acculturative accumulations accustomation acetaldehydes acetaminophen acetazolamide acetification acetonitriles acetylcholine achlorhydrias achromatizing acidification acknowledging acquaintances acquiescences acquiescently acquisitional acquisitively acrimoniously acrobatically acronymically acrylonitrile actinometries actinomorphic actinomycetes actinomycoses actinomycosis actinomycotic actualization acupuncturist adaptednesses adiabatically adjudications 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cocainization cocarboxylase cocarcinogens cochairperson cockfightings coconspirator cocounselling cocultivating cocultivation codependences codicological codifiability codifications codiscoverers codiscovering coeducational coelenterates coextensively cogenerations cohabitations cohomological coilabilities coldheartedly coleopterists colinearities collaborating collaboration collaborative collaborators collaterality collateralize colleagueship collectedness collectivised collectivises collectivisms collectivists collectivized collectivizes collectorship collenchymata collieshangie collisionally collocational colloquialism colloquiality colonialistic colonializing colonisations colonizations colorfastness colorimetries colorizations colorlessness coltishnesses columniations comanagements combativeness combinational combinatorial combinatorics commandeering commandership commemorating commemoration commemorative commemorators commencements commendations commensalisms commensurable 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congratulated congratulates congratulator congregations congressional congresswoman congresswomen congruousness conidiophores conjecturally conjugalities conjugateness conjugational conjunctional conjunctively connaturality connectedness connotational connotatively connubialisms conquistadors consanguinity conscientious consciousness conscriptions consecrations consecutively consentaneous consequential conservancies conservations conservatisms conservatives conservatized conservatizes conservatoire considerables considerately consideration consignations consistencies consociations consolidating consolidation consolidators conspicuities conspicuously conspirations constellating constellation constellatory consternating consternation constipations constituently constitutions constrainedly constrictions constructible constructions consultancies consultations consumeristic consumerships consummations consumptively containerised containerises containerized containerizes containerless 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coprophiliacs coproprietors copyrightable cordialnesses cordwaineries coreligionist coresearchers coresidential corespondents cornification corporalities corporativism corporealness correctitudes correctnesses correlational correlatively correspondent corresponding corresponsive corrigibility corroborating corroboration corroborative corroborators corroboratory corrosiveness corruptionist corruptnesses corticotropin cosignatories cosmeticizing cosmetologies cosmetologist cosmochemical cosmochemists cosmographers cosmographies cosmopolitans cosmopolitism cosponsorship costermongers costivenesses cosurfactants coterminously cotransducing cotransferred cotransported counselorship countenancers countenancing counteracting counteraction counteractive counteragents counterargued counterargues counterattack counterbidden counterblasts counterchange countercharge counterchecks counterclaims counterdemand countereffort counterfeited counterfeiter counterfiring counterforces counterimages 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deflagrations deforestation deformalizing deformational degenerations deglaciations deglamorizing degranulation degringolades dehumidifiers dehumidifying dehydrogenase dehydrogenate deinonychuses deionizations delaminations delectability deleteriously deliberations delicatessens deliciousness delightedness delimitations delinquencies deliquescence deliriousness demagnetizers demagnetizing demagogically demagogueries demandingness dematerialize demigoddesses demilitarized demilitarizes demimondaines demineralized demineralizer demineralizes democratizers democratizing demodulations demographical demolishments demolitionist demonizations demonological demonologists demonstrating demonstration demonstrative demonstrators demultiplexer demyelinating demyelination demythologize denationalize denaturalized denaturalizes denaturations dendrological dendrologists deniabilities denominations denominatives denouncements densification densitometers densitometric denticulation denuclearized denuclearizes denunciations deodorization deontological deontologists deoxygenating deoxygenation dependability depersonalize depoliticized depoliticizes depolymerized depolymerizes depopulations deprecatingly deprecatorily depreciations depressurized depressurizes deprogrammers deprogramming deputizations deracinations derealization deregulations derepressions dermabrasions dermatologies dermatologist dermatophytes desacralizing desalinations descriptively desegregating desegregation desensitizers desensitizing desexualizing desiderations desirableness desperateness despoliations despondencies desquamations dessertspoons destabilizing destituteness destructively destructivity desulfurizing desultoriness detachability detectability detectivelike deteriorating deterioration deteriorative determinacies determinantal determinately determination determinative determinators deterministic deterrability dethronements detoxications detribalizing detrimentally detumescences deuteragonist deuteranomaly deuteranopias deuterostomes devastatingly developmental deviationisms deviationists deviousnesses devolutionary devolutionist devotednesses dexamethasone dexterousness diabetologist diagnostician diagonalizing dialectically dialecticians diamagnetisms diametrically diaphaneities diaphragmatic diastereomers diastrophisms diathermanous diazotization dibenzofurans dichotomizing dichotomously dichromatisms dictatorially dictatorships dieffenbachia diencephalons dieselization differentials differentiate differentness diffusenesses diffusionisms diffusionists diffusiveness diffusivities digestibility digitizations digitoxigenin digraphically digressionary dilapidations dilatometries dilettantisms dillydallying dimensionally dimensionless dimerizations diminishments dingleberries dinitrophenol dinucleotides diphenylamine diphthongized diphthongizes dipsomaniacal directionless directivities directorships disaccharides disaccustomed disadvantaged disadvantages disaffections disaffiliated disaffiliates disaffirmance disaggregated disaggregates disagreements disallowances disambiguated disambiguates disappearance disappointing disarticulate disassemblies disassembling disassociated disassociates disburdenment disbursements dischargeable discipleships disciplinable disclamations discographers discographies discoloration discomfitures discomforting discommending discomposures disconcerting disconfirming disconformity disconnecting disconnection discontenting discontinuing discontinuity discontinuous discordancies discourtesies discreditable discreditably discrepancies discretionary discriminable discriminably discriminants discriminated discriminates discriminator disemboweling disembowelled disenchanters disenchanting disencumbered disendowments disengagement disentangling disenthralled disequilibria disfigurement disfranchised disfranchises disfunctional disfurnishing disgracefully disguisements disharmonious disharmonized disharmonizes disheartening disillusioned disincentives disinfectants disinfections disinfestants disinflations disinheriting disinhibiting disinhibition disintegrated disintegrates disintegrator disinterested disinterments disintoxicate disinvestment disjunctively dislodgements dismantlement dismemberment disobediences disobediently disorganizing disorientated disorientates disparagement disparagingly disparateness dispassionate dispensations displacements disposability dispositional dispossessing dispossession dispossessors dispraisingly disproportion disqualifying disquantitied disquantities disquietingly disquisitions disremembered disrespectful disrespecting dissatisfying disseminating dissemination disseminators dissertations disseverances disseverments dissimilarity dissimilating dissimilation dissimilatory dissimilitude dissimulating dissimulation dissimulators dissociations dissoluteness dissymmetries distantnesses distastefully distillations distinctively distinguished distinguishes distractingly 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echolocations econometrists ecophysiology ectoparasites ectoparasitic ecumenicalism ecumenicities editorialists editorialized editorializer editorializes educabilities educationally educationeses educationists effectiveness effectivities effectualness effectuations effervescence efficaciously efflorescence effortfulness eggheadedness egocentricity egomaniacally egotistically egregiousness elaborateness elasmobranchs elderlinesses electioneered electioneerer electricities electrocuting electrocution electrodermal electroformed electrologies electrologist electrolyzing electromagnet electrometers electrophiles electrophilic electrophorus electroplated electroplates electroscopes electroshocks electrostatic electrotypers electrotyping elephantiases elephantiasis eligibilities ellipticities elocutionists elucubrations elusivenesses emancipations emarginations emasculations embarrassable embarrassedly embarrassment embattlements embellishment embezzlements embitterments emblazonments 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essentialness establishable establishment estimableness estrangements eternalnesses eternizations ethanolamines etherealities etherealizing etherizations ethicalnesses ethnobotanies ethnobotanist ethnocentrism ethnographers ethnographies ethnohistoric ethnosciences ethylbenzenes etiologically etymologising etymologizing eudaemonistic eugeosyncline euthanatizing evangelically evasivenesses eventualities everlastingly eviscerations evocativeness evolutionisms evolutionists exacerbations exaggeratedly exaggerations examinational exanthematous exasperatedly exasperations exceptionable exceptionably exceptionally excessiveness excitableness excludability exclusionists exclusiveness exclusivities excogitations excommunicate excrescencies excruciations excursionists excursiveness excusableness execrableness executorships exemplariness exemplarities exenterations exercitations exhaustlessly exhibitioners exhibitionism exhibitionist exhilarations existentially exobiological exobiologists exopeptidases exothermicity expandability expansibility expansionisms expansionists expansiveness expansivities expatriations expatriatisms expectational expectorating expectoration expeditionary expeditiously expendability expensiveness experimenters experimenting explanatively explanatorily explantations explicatively exploitations explorational exploratively explosiveness exponentially exportability expostulating expostulation expostulatory expressionism expressionist expropriating expropriation expropriators expurgatorial exquisiteness exsanguinated exsanguinates extemporarily extemporising extemporizers extemporizing extendability extensibility extensionally extensiveness extensometers exteriorising exteriorities exteriorizing exterminating extermination exterminators exterminatory externalising externalities externalizing exteroceptive exteroceptors exterritorial extinguishers extinguishing extortionists extracellular extragalactic extrajudicial extraliterary extraordinary extrapolating extrapolation extrapolative extrapolators extrasystoles extravagances extravagantly extravaganzas extravagating extravasating extravasation extravascular extraversions extremenesses extrinsically extroversions extrudability facetiousness facilitations factionalisms factorization factualnesses facultatively faddishnesses faithlessness fallibilities falsification familiarising familiarities familiarizing fanaticalness fantastically fantasticated fantasticates farcicalities farkleberries fasciculation fascinatingly fascistically fashionmonger fatefulnesses fatheadedness fatuousnesses faultfindings faultlessness faunistically favorableness fearfulnesses feasibilities featherbedded featherbrains featheredging featherheaded featherstitch featherweight feelingnesses felicitations fellmongeries fellmongering fellowshiping fellowshipped feloniousness feminizations fencelessness fenestrations fermentations ferociousness ferricyanides ferrimagnetic ferroconcrete ferrocyanides ferroelectric ferromagnetic ferrosilicons fertilenesses fertilization festivalgoers festivenesses feudalization feuilletonism feuilletonist fianchettoing fiberglassing fiberizations fibrillations fibrinolysins fibrosarcomas fibrovascular fictionalised fictionalises fictionalized fictionalizes fictioneering fictivenesses fidgetinesses fieldstripped filibusterers filibustering filmographies filterability finalizations fingerpicking fingerprinted finicalnesses finickinesses fishabilities fittingnesses flabbergasted flagellantism flagellations flamboyancies flameproofers flameproofing flamethrowers flavoproteins flexibilities flexographies flightinesses flirtatiously flocculations floodlighting floricultural floricultures floristically flourishingly flowchartings flowerinesses fluctuational flugelhornist fluidextracts fluidizations fluorescences fluoridations fluorimetries fluorinations fluorocarbons fluorochromes fluorographic fluorometries fluoroscopies fluoroscoping fluoroscopist fluorouracils fluphenazines flutterboards focalizations folkishnesses followerships foolhardiness foolishnesses foppishnesses foraminiferal foraminiferan foregathering foregrounding foreignnesses foreknowledge foreordaining foreshadowers foreshadowing foreshortened foresightedly forestallment forestaysails forevernesses forgetfulness forgivenesses forgivingness forlornnesses formabilities formaldehydes formalization formidability formulaically formularizers formularizing fortification fortnightlies fortunateness fortuneteller forwardnesses fossiliferous fossilization fountainheads fractionalize fractionating fractionation fractionators fractiousness fragmentarily fragmentating fragmentation fragmentizing frankincenses franticnesses fraternalisms freeheartedly freemasonries freethinkings frequentation frequentative fretfulnesses frighteningly frightfulness frivolousness frontispieces frontogeneses frontogenesis frowardnesses fruitlessness frustratingly fulsomenesses functionalism functionalist functionality functionaries fundamentally fungibilities furazolidones furtivenesses futilitarians futurological futurologists gainfulnesses galactorrheas galactosamine galactosemias galactosidase gallicization gallimaufries gallowglasses galvanization galvanometers galvanometric galvanoscopes gamesmanships gametogeneses gametogenesis garnetiferous garrulousness gaseousnesses gasifications gastrectomies gastrocnemius gastronomical gastronomists gastroscopies gastroscopist gastrulations gawkishnesses gelandesprung gemeinschafts gemutlichkeit generalissimo generalizable genericnesses genitourinary genotypically genteelnesses gentlemanlike gentlepersons genuflections genuinenesses geochemically geochronology geohydrologic geomagnetisms geometrically geometricians geomorphology geophysically geophysicists geopolitician geoscientists geostationary geostrategies geostrategist geotropically geriatricians germanization germinability gerontocratic gerontologies gerontologist gerrymandered gesellschafts gesticulating gesticulation gesticulative gesticulators gesticulatory ghastlinesses ghettoization ghostlinesses gimcrackeries gingerbreaded girlishnesses glaciological glaciologists glamorization glamorousness glaringnesses glassblowings glasspapering gleefulnesses glioblastomas globalization glockenspiels glorification glossographer glossolalists glucuronidase glutethimides glycerinating glycopeptides glycoproteins glycosylating glycosylation gobbledegooks gobbledygooks godlessnesses godlikenesses gonadectomies gonadotrophic gonadotrophin gonadotropins gossipmongers gourmandizing governmentese governorships gracelessness gracilenesses gradationally gradualnesses graminivorous grammatically grandchildren granddaughter grandfathered grandfatherly grandiloquent grandioseness grandiosities grandmotherly grandparental grandstanders grandstanding granodiorites granodioritic grantsmanship granularities granulomatous graphemically graphicnesses graphitizable graphological graphologists gratification gravitational greenbackisms greensickness greenskeepers griseofulvins gristlinesses grossularites grotesqueness grotesqueries grouchinesses groundbreaker groundskeeper growthinesses guanethidines guardednesses guardianships gubernatorial guesstimating guilelessness guiltlessness gullibilities gutlessnesses guttersnipish gymnastically gymnosophists gymnospermies gymnospermous gynaecologies gynandromorph gynecocracies gynecological gynecologists gynecomastias gyrocompasses gyrofrequency habilitations habitableness haggardnesses hagiographers hagiographies hairdressings hairsbreadths hairsplitters hairsplitting halfheartedly hallucinating hallucination hallucinators hallucinatory hallucinogens halogenations handcraftsman handcraftsmen handicrafters handkerchiefs handsbreadths handwringings haphazardness haphazardries haplessnesses happenchances happenstances harbormasters hardstandings harlequinades harmfulnesses harmonization harquebusiers haruspication hasenpfeffers hatefulnesses haughtinesses hawkishnesses hazardousness headquartered headshrinkers healthfulness healthinesses heartbreakers heartbreaking heartburnings heartlessness heartsickness hebraizations hectographing heedfulnesses heinousnesses helicoptering heliographing heliotropisms hellenization hellgrammites hellishnesses helminthiases helminthiasis helminthology helmsmanships helpfulnesses hemacytometer hemagglutinin hematological hematologists hematophagous hematopoieses hematopoiesis hematopoietic hemicellulose hemichordates hemimorphisms hemispherical hemocytometer hemodilutions hemorrhoidals hepatectomies hereditaments hereditarians hermaphrodite hermeneutical herpesviruses herpetologies herpetologist herringboning heterocyclics heterocystous heterogametes heterogametic heterogeneity heterogeneous heterokaryons heteromorphic heterophonies heteropterous heterosexuals heterospories heterosporous heterothallic heterotrophic heterozygoses heterozygosis heterozygotes heuristically hexamethonium hexobarbitals hideousnesses hierarchizing hieroglyphics hilariousness hirsutenesses histaminergic histochemical historicities historicizing hoggishnesses holidaymakers homeomorphism homeothermies homeschoolers homeschooling homestretches hominizations homoeroticism homogeneities homogeneously homoiothermic homologations homologically homomorphisms homopolymeric homoscedastic homosexuality homothallisms honeycreepers honorableness honorifically hopefulnesses horizontality hornswoggling horsefeathers horsemanships horseradishes horsewhippers horsewhipping horticultural horticultures hospitalising hospitalities hospitalizing hotheadedness housebreakers housebreaking housecleaning househusbands housekeepings houselessness housepainters housewarmings housewiferies huckleberries humanitarians humanizations humifications humiliatingly humorlessness hundredweight hurriednesses hurtfulnesses hyaluronidase hybridization hydraulically hydrocephalic hydrocephalus hydrochloride hydrocolloids hydrocrackers hydrocracking hydrodynamics hydroelectric hydrogenating hydrogenation hydrographers hydrographies hydromagnetic hydroperoxide hydroquinones hydrothoraces hydrothoraxes hydrotropisms hydroxylamine hydroxylating hydroxylation hymenopterans hymenopterons hymenopterous hyperactivity hyperacuities hyperarousals hyperbolizing hyperboloidal hypercalcemia hypercalcemic hypercautious hypercritical hyperesthesia hyperesthetic hypereutectic hyperextended hyperfunction hyperglycemia hyperglycemic hyperhidroses hyperhidrosis hyperimmunize hyperinflated hyperkinesias hyperlipemias hypermetrical hypermetropia hypermetropic hypermobility hyperparasite hyperphysical hyperploidies hyperpolarize hyperproducer hyperpyrexias hyperrational hyperreactive hyperreactors hyperrealisms hyperromantic hypersalinity hypersurfaces hypertensions hypertensives hyperthermias hypertonicity hypertrophied hypertrophies hyperurbanism hyperuricemia hypervelocity hypervigilant hypervirulent hypocalcemias hypochlorites hypochondriac hypochondrias hypoeutectoid hypoglycemias hypoglycemics hypopharynges hypopharynxes hypopituitary hyposensitize hypospadiases hypostatizing hypothecating hypothecation hypothecators hypothesizing hypoxanthines hysterotomies ichthyofaunae ichthyofaunal ichthyofaunas ichthyologies ichthyologist iconographers iconographies idealizations identicalness ideogrammatic ideologically idiomatically idiomaticness idiosyncratic ignoblenesses ignominiously illiberalisms illiberalness illiquidities illocutionary illogicalness illuminations illusionistic illustrations illustriously imaginariness imaginatively imagistically imitativeness immanentistic immaterialism immaterialist immateriality immaterialize immediateness immensenesses immigrational immiscibility immoderations immortalising immortalities immortalizers immortalizing immovableness immunizations immunochemist immunogeneses immunogenesis immunogenetic immunological immunologists immunosorbent immunotherapy immutableness impalpability impassability impassibility impassiveness impassivities impeccability impecuniosity impecuniously imperceivable imperceptible imperceptibly impercipience imperfections imperfectives imperfectness imperialistic imperiousness imperishables impermanences impermanently impermissible impermissibly impersonality impersonalize impersonating impersonation impersonators impertinences impertinently imperturbable imperturbably impetuosities impetuousness implacability implantations implicatively impolitically imponderables importunately importunities impossibility impoverishers impoverishing impracticable impracticably impractically impreciseness impregnations impressionism impressionist imprisonments improbability improprieties improvability improvidences improvidently improvisation improvisatore improvisatori improvisators improvisatory impulsiveness impulsivities inactivations inadvertences inadvertently inanimateness inappreciable inappreciably inappropriate inarticulates inattentively inaugurations incalescences incandescence incandescents incantational incapableness incapacitated incapacitates incarcerating incarceration incardination incarnadining incendiarisms incinerations inclinational inclinometers inclusiveness incognizances incombustible incommodities incommunicado incompatibles incompetences incompetently inconceivable inconceivably incongruences incongruently incongruities incongruously inconsecutive inconsequence inconsiderate inconsistence inconsistency inconsonances inconspicuous inconstancies incontestable incontestably incontinences incontinently inconvenience inconveniency inconvertible inconvertibly inconvincible incorporating incorporation incorporative incorporators incorporeally incorrectness incorrigibles incorruptible incorruptibly incorruptions incorruptness incredibility incredulities incredulously incrementally incriminating incrimination incriminatory incrustations incuriosities incuriousness indefatigable indefatigably indehiscences independences independently indescribable indescribably indeterminacy indeterminate indeterminism indeterminist indifferences indifferently indigestibles indiscernible indisciplined indisciplines indiscretions indispensable indispensably indisposition indissociable indissociably indistinctive individualise individualism individualist individuality individualize individuating individuation indoctrinated indoctrinates indoctrinator indomethacins industrialise industrialism industrialist industrialize industriously ineducability ineffableness ineffectively ineffectually inefficacious inefficiently inegalitarian ineligibility inevitability inexactitudes inexactnesses inexhaustible inexhaustibly inexorability inexpediences inexpediently inexpensively inexperienced inexperiences inexplainable inexpressible inexpressibly infallibility infantilities infantilizing infeasibility infectivities inferentially inferiorities 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  419. Wow this is good writing. now i want 2 get the book and read it. plus its so interesting in the beginning. <3

  420. Lol I hav all those words on my user name at school! I’m going through and numbering them when I can. Lol! Anyway
    Lauren-wa you’ll really like the books. I got my friend to read them and she’s addicted! I started reading them cause I saw that they are based off my town, Bixby Oklahoma. I absolutely love them! Anyways I just finished rereading Specials and I read the part when Zane died and I cried, I was in school! It was so sad though! I still love David and Tally more.

    Hannah-la!

  423. OMG!!! I love these books sooooooo much. i read twilight the other day. it wz ok but no neer as good as midnighters :):):):):):):):) i wz actualy dsappointed wen i read it. i saw the movie and it wz sooo much btr, but it wz still a good book. my BFF is reading uglies and she is addicted to it. she wz crying and screaming in gym when she finnished Uglies. i keep giving things away when shes reading, though. oh well.

  424. wow. i didnt know this page existed. im more of a scott facts page blogger.
    who posted all the tridecalogisms?
    hey, does lizzy still come here? she doesnt even visit her own site anymore.

  426. i love the midnighters trilogy! i don’t really like jessica, millisa got it right the first time “wow, you are soo daylight” that’s right, to her midnight is another hour with jonathon. i really like johnathon, he and rex are my favourites. dess is cool but i’m not so good at math and reading somethings in her pov gives me a headache. millisa is awsome and i like her too, when she becomes more confident and is better at mindcasting and controling her mindcasting. i think that i like johnathon because he can fly; which is awsome, obviously. and i like rex; badass darkling rex. i always like the characters who go into the darkness.

    if you were to be a midnighter, which character would you be?
    or what talent would you want?

    i would choose flying or being a seer, i’m always interested in history and the lore is just another type of history.

  428. I love Jessica and Jonathon they are my favorite characters along with Dess. My name really isn’t Jessica but I am being her for my schools wax museum so I am trying to say that my name is Jessica as much as I can.
    P.S- THANK YOU SCOTT WESTERFELD FOR WRITING MIDNIGHTERS AND UGLIES!

  430. i would love to be a mindcaster or a pollymath. ive always been interested in phycology, and being a telapath. the only thing about that is so much of being a mindcaster intitles lies and deciet, it is possable to do other things with the power of a telapath scott. and what an awsome power pollymath is, seriously who doesnt love math(ok maybe a lot of people but…)
    and then you would also get to do all the smelting and have a 13 letter search light. hmmm if only……

  433. I luv MIdnighters!!!
    and Uglies!!!
    and Pretties!!
    and Specials!!
    and EXtras!!
    and Peeps!!
    and The Last Days!!

    i would love to be a polymath(who could live without math? okay maybe most of the people) and a mindcaster. Getting all the angles and solving stuff easy and also read people’s minds (if i could be like Madeleine) is awesome. Plus a secret hour! (if you didn’t have to deal with all those darklings).

    David and Tally!!

    wishing there more sequels…..

  434. if i had a favorite series it would have to be midnighters. i LOVE dess, (who doesn’t??) and….. well, i get Melissa. if you’d felt nothing but a torture that others couldn’t understand all your life… i guess you would be a bit secretive and uncaring… and maybe of a pain in the rear right?
    I WISH THERE WAS A SERIES 2 OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT FOR MIDNIGHTERS!

    and when my time comes and i know I’m about to fall in masses of blood and gore i shall look to the sky and dream of one more midnight.

  435. Hey Scott I love you books I’ve read almost all your books and I’d have to say my favorite is the Midnighters series.

    I mean I know you probably get this comment a lot and I’m just a lone fan of your work but I think that you should make more Midnighter series related books. I mean the way you ended blue noon was a perfect ended for a reunion of the midnighters years later. All having grown in their powers and Bringing along new people to fight against the new darklings that would rise up again years later.

    Its just an idea because Midnighters is probably one of my favorite series now and It would be awesome just to see more you know? But I know your probably busy with other projects.

    Thanks for reading.

  436. well hi guys i havent really read the midnighters yet, but i just finished pretties and i LOVE the Twilight series. im on the fourth book.

    B.T.W. we really need to get a new page here. This thing is HUGE!!!!!!!!!:O

  437. ya heres a new site i have. its brand new so it kind of sucks, but im the only member right now and i would really like some more ppl. Thanks! 🙂 😀 XD

  438. Hey Scott! I just wondered what Jessica’s middle name was because I’m being her for my schools wax museum and i want them to get as much as they can possibly know.
    Thanks!

  439. I like Melissa and Dess but I’m not sure which I like more? They’re both so fawesome. I can’t decide!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  440. I’ve only recently started reading the Midnighters series… halfway through the second book. I must say, the 2nd is much much more interesting, after the long overhaul of introduction was out of the way.

    Your choice of a main protagonist (Jessica) was… different. Perhaps you like the ‘average joe’ but she turns out to be a real bore sometimes. I’d much rather read about Dess or Melissa.

    To round it off, my least favorite characters are Jess, Rex, and Jonathon. They just don’t DO much, really, at all. Where I’m currently at in the second book, there’s been some foreshadowing about Rex. But, right now, he’s not that intriguing. The guy can read secret symbols. Woooh.

    Melissa is definitely queen of the bitches. However, her change in behavior, though obviously noted by other characters, was too vast. I really wanted her to stay brooding. Her sudden openness allows for more interactive scenes at least. At the very least, I’m not cringing as I imagine her pain.

    Dess, the favorite I can see among your fans, is mine as well. Clever little cookie she is. I envy her ability to remain stable-footed even when she’s alone.

    If you are wondering where I’m at, I just finished reading the conversation between Madeleine and Dess. Very interesting and funny, especially with Mad’s semi-rant on AC’s.

  442. how do you figure out if your a -wa or a -la?

    am i nealz-la
    or nealz-wa?

    SOMEONE ANSWER ME!!!!
    sorry accidentily caps.
    but seriously i need an answer SOON!

  443. if it has an “L” in it it’s -wa.

    if it has NO “L” add -la.

    lol kinda simple….. i think-ish so you would be Nealz-wa!!! 🙂 i love it!!! i”m Bran-la:)

  444. i cant seem to get into “The Midnighters” it rambels in the begining. so i didn’t get into it.

  446. WEEW!!! i just finished the midnighters series! WEEW!!!
    it was totally amazing, yet so sad at the ending.

  447. I just finished the 2nd book! I loved it.
    Jess is so pointless! Even though she saved Rex’s life she used a dang flashlight. That’s so weird. I was a little upset that no one ditched Madeline after wut she did 2 Anathea! I mean she helped 2 kill her. If she hadn’t said how 2 make Anathea into a halfling than there’d be a whole bunch of midnighters left.
    Jonathon just needs 2 stop treating Jessica like a princess. She is a newbie 2 their “life” (meaning she just started actually being a midnighter like a couple weeks before this book stated) but she always thinks that she can’t do this or can’t do that.
    This is just my opinion on boring Jess.

  448. Scott, i have a request. you spend half your time in America and the other half in Australia right? well, all your books (excluding the Risen Empire and Uglies series) seem to be set in America. (Bixby, Manhattan, you know the drill) And as a little Aussie i would REALLY like to see one set in Australia! it may not have all the glory of New York but it is still a wonderful place! and with a creative mind I’m sure you could think up something brillent about the place!!!!!!!

    And yes, I’m willing to beg.

  449. I FINISHED THE MIDNIGHTERS SERIES! I Love it!
    i want more more more!!!
    Dont leave me hanging!!!!!
    :)please(:

  450. I just finished the uglies books and So Yesterday now i am reading midnighter…its wonderful…..i love all ur books…
    Thanks Degrassi High

  452. y done w/the midnighters series LOVED it. my favorite person in it was jonathan. i thinking of re reading the series!!:)

  454. wow, you are just a brilliant writer. Your books are phenomenal!
    i finished the midnighters, its soo amazing, i was scared to read it at night, but of course i always read it then, and i always read it until midnight. 🙂
    i could go on and on about all your books but i will stop here!
    congratulations on your books!

  455. Im going to go see HP6 (again) today!!!…. Soooo when can i see one of your wonderful books on the big screen Scott??? I’ll only see it as many times as my mom will let me though 😛 (but i can sneek out if i need too.)

  456. Hi – thanks for the post. I never know what I will come across when I scroll these blogs. But just wanted to let you know I really liked your post. Thanks again and Keep it up.

    Shelly

  458. WHY DID IT HAVE TO END THAT WAY???!!!! Gosh, it’s why I’m writing the hidden sequel on fanfiction. It’s really good u guys, I assure you. Here’s my summary:

    As Melissa, Jonathon, and Jessica take on revengeful darklings in order to gather all the new midnighters they can, they run across obstacles. Avenging darklings, powerful midnight others, daylighters along the verge of discovering their secrets. Obstacles Rex cannot say lies in the lore; not that he believes in the lore anymore, as the abominable seer.

    Dess and Rex stay at Bixby at its most desperate times, fighting the darklings hidden among the edge of the borders, awakening from their underground graves after hundreds of years…they are unafraid, and they’re luring in midnighters from all over the world.

    Meanwhile, the five teenagers discover something that could change the horrible event that had happened weeks ago. Something they thought they would regret for the rest of their lives. But could their newfound discovery destroy the powers of the flamebringer, at the time that they need her the most…?

    Welcome to the Secret Hour.

    An excerpt >>>

    “Dess and Rex still had one secret hour each night, and Dess continued committing herself to her random calculations, constructing tridecalogisms and sticking them onto steel weapons she smuggled from junkyards and warehouses. The others, after mindwashing a small part of their parents’ brains–they did it reluctantly, seeing as to what happened the last time Melissa’s mindcasting went wrong. Dess still isn’t in speaking terms with her–had packed a few of their things, including a month’s supply of Dess’s weapons, and headed to the eastern borders of Bixby, following the railroad to the badlands.

    Rex checked up on them for a while after they left, but lost contact with Melissa once they drove out of her manageable range. He missed his old friend, and he remembered the time years ago when they were eight, when she had found him, all alone and confused . . . Rex shook his head. He couldn’t risk to be thinking about Melissa now.

    He had to feed Madeleine.”

    Look for it 🙂 It’s called Rising Shadow by PriceX3Jayme.

    Hey, does anyone know the name of Rex’s cat :/

  459. can someone PLEASE explain something to me???
    Remember that chapter in Blue Noon, where Rex asks Melissa what they are going to do for the next eight minutes, and Melissa says something about why he has to ask, lalala, and then they start kissing? Rex pulled away when he bit Melissa’s lip.
    Um, why did he bite her lip?????
    I’m sorry, I just so did not get that part AT ALL.
    Anyways, here’s my view on the Midnighters:
    Jessica: She’s so whatever. Even after Blue Noon, I was like, whatever.
    Jonathan: Gets on my nerves. Stupid Flyboy.
    Rex: LOVE HIM! (Rex & Melissa forever!)
    Melissa: LOVE HER!!
    Dess: Bitch goddess.
    TEAM JASPER/TEAM REX/havn’t read the Uglies

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  463. i LOVED the books but i didnt like the ending i cryed coz it was soooooo sad that jess and jhonathen couldnt be togeather for ever i think that jhonethen should have been hoalding here hand so he went to because they made such a cute couple. but she was a bit clingi witch i didnt like but she was pritty cool. i feal really sorry for johenathen coz he will be 90 when she is 19 and when she is 21 he would be dead (or 180 years old)

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  465. Everyone thinks Jess is boring, but u obv haven’t read Blue Noon. She earns some serious points from me in that book. It’s really brave and touching, and It made me wonder if Jonathan had grabbed her when she’d stuck her hand in the lightning, would he be stuck in Midnight too? That’d be sad and this prolly sounds mean but that might be better for the two. I mean if Jonathan is dying of old age by the time she’s 19… Thing’s will get ugly by the time like 5-10 years pass.

    Sorry if I spoiled it anyone! Jess is really useful and awesome. Followed by Dess, then Jonathan, then Rex, then Melissa, then Constanza, then Beth, then Madeline. She kinda deserves what happens to her.

  466. sorry for the double post, but I read one a few posts above mine, and MELISSA is the BITCH GODESS. you heard me. Dess is awesome. Jess will never see her parents again and only saw Beth once more. she never told them I love you. She destroyed her life to save lives. How can she be whatever?!?!?!?!?!?!

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