I'm not sure about the tea...but I can go with that thought if we're talking a huge dunkin donuts coffee with extra cream and sugar...but as far as a book's length...if I'm loving it, the longer the better for me. I can't stand it when one of my favorite books comes to an end. I either end up re-reading it or beginning my countdown until the next book in the series comes out..and *gasp* what if it's a stand alone novel? Grrr...I'm always a little sad that I won't get to experience the story and characters grow any more than they already have.--C.S. Lewis
Here are a few of the books that I was very sad to finish...because I LOVED them so much!



The Seven Rays by Jessica Bendinger, The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins, City of Glass by Cassandra Clare





All of Maria V. Snyder's books lol, (Poison Study, Magic Study, Fire Study, Storm Glass, Sea Glass, etc...)



Fire by Kristin Cashore, Blood Promise by Richelle Mead, Brightly Woven by Alexandra Bracken
These are just a few of the books I could think of quickly that have become favorites for me but that ended all too quickly. Luckily some of these are a part of a series, some a trilogy, etc...but then there are those like Brightly Woven, that according to Bracken's blog does not have a sequel at the moment, I think we should all be sending emails to her publisher requesting a sequel don't ya think?
What are some of your favorites that ended all too quickly?
**Update**
Just wanted to post these before I forgot...the 4th and 5th teaser videos for Spirit Bound by Richelle Mead have been posted. Click here for the 4th and here for the 5th teaser!
I can't wait until Spirit Bound hits the shelves!





