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Title	:	Midnight's Choice (Switchers #2)
Author	:	Kate Thompson
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 236 pages
Published	:	July 31st 1999 by Hyperion Books (first published May 7th 1998)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Urban Fantasy. Paranormal. Vampires. Shapeshifters

Midnight's Choice (Switchers #2) Hardcover | Pages: 236 pages

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I really hate that this book equates good with disinterested. I couldn't get past that, and then, to hammer in the blurb on the back's "young people are going to enjoy every bit as much as The Golden Compass," on page 138, "There was a certain arrogance about the bird's demeanor as he hung there above them all, passing his benevolent eyes from one to another, as distant as a priest handing out communion."

There are too many places to begin attacking that analogy. My husband is a priest, and he takes the time to prepare himself, body and spirit, to celebrate (not officiate at) the Liturgy, and to pray for each person whom he names as they partake of the Divine Gifts. He does not "hand out communion." I know, there may be some priests of whatever background, but this felt like a slap across the face. Another factor was that I recently asked him whether he ever thought about the baby we lost through miscarriage, and he said he prays for the child each time he celebrates the Liturgy.

I remember my father talking about how it wasn't enough to be pro-life, that you couldn't value human life for the sake of human life. You can value human life because it is a gift from God. This book distorts the truth beyond anything I'd care to read, and I can't maintain the suspension of disbelief for this kind of writing.

I hurt for Ms. Thompson, too. What kind of awful view of Christianity must this writing come from?

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Original Title:	Midnight's Choice
ISBN:	0786803819 (ISBN13: 9780786803811)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Switchers #2

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Powerful female main character that has to make some difficult decisions. Interesting read, introduction of vampire element, but only just

I just love libraries! I really wanted to read this hard-to-find book, so I did an interlibrary loan request. My library borrowed it from a library 5 hours away and had it sent to me. For free! God bless public libraries!SPOILER ALERTAnyway. I read the first book in this series called Switchers many years ago. I recently read it again and enjoyed it just as much. I looked to see what else Kate Thompson had written and found this sequel. To be honest, I found myself enjoying the book and then

It was interesting and had a much better sense of time than the previous. I definitely like this book more than the first one.

Great read. Good story. Looking forward to #3. Vampyrs in this one!

This book is the sequal to "Switchers". Tess meets another switcher named Martin. He talks Tess into becoming something that is specifically designed for evil. In this book, Tess has to choose between the light and the dark. It's harder than she would've thought. Find out if she picks good or evil!!!

This is the second book in the series, and I have to admit I did not like it as much as the first one. But it was good all the same.It follows the story of Tess as she tries to decide which animal she will choose forever, because at 15 you lose the ability to shift into any animal, you have to choose just one. Kevin chooses a phoenix, which Tess considers, but then she meets Martin, whose forever shape is a vampire. And she has a hard time deciding what she will choose when her time comes.This

I really hate that this book equates good with disinterested. I couldn't get past that, and then, to hammer in the blurb on the back's "young people are going to enjoy every bit as much as The Golden Compass," on page 138, "There was a certain arrogance about the bird's demeanor as he hung there above them all, passing his benevolent eyes from one to another, as distant as a priest handing out communion."There are too many places to begin attacking that analogy. My husband is a priest, and he