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It's not sure yet. They did "date" and made out but that's about it so far.

edit: dru ends up with nobody

she kisses graves and knows she loves him

but christophe is loyal

in the end graves leaves the campus they are at

and christophe gives almost all of his blood to save dru

and she still picks graves

he says hes coming back for her

then he leaves

but christophe asks her

if she'll ever love him

she says maybe

and then she goes and talks about shopping with her end

then the series is over

i cried with frustration

horrible ending

Some must-read fantasy books include "The Lord of the Rings" by J.R.R. Tolkien, "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" by J.K. Rowling, "A Song of Ice and Fire" series by George R.R. Martin, "The Name of the Wind" by Patrick Rothfuss, "Mistborn" series by Brandon Sanderson, "The Hobbit" by J.R.R. Tolkien, "The Chronicles of Narnia" series by C.S. Lewis, "Wheel of Time" series by Robert Jordan, "Earthsea Cycle" series by Ursula K. Le Guin, and "His Dark Materials" series by Philip Pullman.

Purple people eaters do not exist in reality. They are a fictional creature from a novelty song called "Purple People Eater" by Sheb Wooley, released in 1958. The song describes a one-eyed, one-horned, flying purple creature that eats purple people.

The person on the front cover of "Clockwork Angel" by Cassandra Clare is an illustrated depiction of the main character, Tessa Gray. Tessa is a central figure in the book and plays a significant role in the story's plot.

In "Graceling" by Kristin Cashore, the story concludes with Katsa and Po defeating King Leck, freeing themselves from his influence, and working towards creating a better world for Gracelings. Katsa also learns to embrace her Graceling power and finds happiness and purpose with Po.

"Infinite Days" by Rebecca Maizel follows the story of Lenah Beaudonte, a vampire who longs to become human again after centuries of immortality. Through the book, she navigates the challenges of adjusting to mortal life while being hunted by her vampire coven. The story explores themes of love, redemption, and self-discovery as Lenah seeks to find her place in the world.

In the Shadowland series by Alyson Noel, Ever chooses Damen over Jude. Damen is her true love and soulmate throughout the series despite the challenges they face.

"Burned" by P.C. Cast is a 320-page book in the House of Night series.

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Currently, there are no plans for books specifically about the Golden Gates Tiara Club princesses. However, this could change in the future depending on the author or publisher's decisions.

There are seven types of Luxin that can be drafted:

1.Sub-red: When Sub-red is drafted, they draw in heat from around them(or from their own bodies) and convert it into luxin. Sub-red luxin burst into flame as soon as it is exposed to the air. Sub-red drafters can also see heat.

2.Red: red luxin is a gooey substance and is extremely flammable

3. Orange: orange luxin is slick and acts as a lubricant. It is often used when drafting machinery for this reason

4.Yellow: Yellow luxin is generally a liquid. It very quickly returns to light when released, allowing yellow luxin to be used as a torch. It also nourishes other types of luxin, extending their durability and duration. When Yellow Luxin is drafted perfectly, it becomes the hardest luxin of all, even harder than blue, and will last for forever.

5.Green: Green Luxin is springy and flexible. While not as hard as blue luxin, it is hard enough to kill when fired with force, as well as block blows with enough luxin. It is very versatile in what it can be used for.

6.Blue: Blue luxin is very hard and smooth. It is typically used to create structures, armor, or weapons.

7.Superviolet: superviolet luxin is invisible to non-superviolet drafters, and even they must focus to see it. It is therefore used for traps, or anything else an invisible material might be used for. It can also be used to mark targets which other luxin can be sent along.(if you can see the superviolet)

Drafters who can see the shades of colors perfectly are called superchromats, which means that they can draft a color perfectly from the center of that color's spectrum, allowing it to be much more long lasting and require less will to create it. About half of women and one in ten thousand men are superchromats.

Drafters are also split into several categories based on how many colors they can draft. The majority of drafters are monochromes, which means they can draft only one color. Bichromes are rarer, and they can draft two colors. Polychromes can draft more than two colors, and are extremely rare. The Prisms are the only people so far in the story that have demonstrated the able to draft all colors.

Keevan is reluctant to tell Lessa what really happened because he is embarrassed and ashamed of his actions. He is afraid of being judged or ridiculed by others, including Lessa. Additionally, Keevan may also fear the consequences of admitting the truth.

There are many conditions or diseases that can cause a cough. Some conditions that cause cough are not so serious (e.g., allergic rhinitis or post-nasal drip), but other conditions causing a cough can be serious. If your cough is concerning to you and is persistent, you should probably see your doctor about it. What's going to happen if you cough a lot? It really depends on what is causing your cough.

"Unwind" by Neal Shusterman is set in a dystopian future where unwanted teens can be "unwound" (taken apart for organ donation). The story follows three teenagers who are scheduled to be unwound and their journey to escape this fate, exploring themes of morality, identity, and the value of life.

If you're thinking of "Treasure Island" by Robert Louis Stevenson, no it's not. It's a children's book, but a novel, not a fairy tale. Fairy tales are shorter and include magic elements (such as... fairies?)

The "princess" you are probably referring to is the Maid Marian.

The only actual princesses during the time of Robin Hood would have been the wife of King Richard I, Berengaria of Navarre; and the wives of Prince John, Isabel of Gloucester and Isabella of Angoulême. However, none of these official princesses are mentioned anywhere in the legends of Robin Hood.

The novel you are referring to is "Misery" by Stephen King. It follows the story of a writer who is held captive by his obsessed fan, who forces him to write a new book featuring her favorite character.

In the short term, he tries to defend himself, in a letter to Elizabeth.

In the long term, he reviews his approaches to life and his attitudes towards others. We do not see him doing this, but we do see the effects. For example, when he proposed to Elizabeth, he spoke of the various problems with her family, making her an unsuitable match for him. At the end of the book, he has learned to respect her family and says so.

Rincewind is a key character in the Discworld series, known for his bad luck and bumbling nature, which often leads him into hilarious and dangerous situations. He serves as a vehicle for satire and meta-commentary on classic fantasy tropes. While not always central to the main plotlines, his presence provides comic relief and a unique perspective on the world of Discworld.

As of now, there are no official plans for a sequel to the movie "Matilda." However, in the world of entertainment, things can always change, so it's possible that a sequel could be announced in the future.

The sequel to James Patterson's "Witch and Wizard" is titled "The Gift." This book continues the story of siblings Whit and Wisty as they navigate their magical abilities and battle against the oppressive New Order regime.