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I'm reading Goose Girl , by Shannon Hale. I guess her books are technically for middle school-age kids, mostly girls, but her writing is pretty cool. I enjoy her characters, ...

I don't like endings. I mean, I can enjoy and appreciate a well-planned and executed ending, but I don't like for books to end. At least not ones I like. ...

I bought Eragon before Christmas because I wanted to see the movie, but not till I read the book. I suspect, though, that I won't read it for a while, ...

Not as well as I'd like to, which explains why my skinny jeans will not button today. ~Meg Uhhhh... no. What for? You gonna finish that? ~Susannah I've gotten better ...

The cloak of darkness, which I wrap myself in for my nightly raids... FOR COOKIES! ~Susannah Warmth. Mostly pointless, a little showy, but we work with what we have. ~Ivy, ...

- The Thief of...(oh god, I've forgotten! Nooo! Someone had it in their siggy...help! OH! Yes, it's...) Attolia Haha, I am sooo reading that book right now! But I just ...

Those are very nice. Even though I hate ladybugs, I think the second one is my favourite.

The first timeI read Till We Have Faces , I actually disliked it because I didn't get it. The second time I loved it, and even though I didn't really ...

Awwwh, he's so cutely creepy! I luffle him. XD

Meet the Austins , Madeline L'Engle I just finished re-reading An Unquiet Mind , by Kay Redfield Jamison. Good grief, I adore that book.

Abby: Abby here. I'm compiling a list of people who would make good senators once I have myself entered into that office. My pathetic older sister must have dialed the ...

No, this one's a false one. I found it last week under a rock, but it's been working pretty well for me so far. ~Abby, The Four Princesses of Illyria ...

That's something all right. :P

I'm weird about sharing my books. If I really love a book I try to get everyone I know to read it and hope they love it too, but at ...

Crysi, I love your first one. That's so cool! The secret cabinet hung open, one door torn partially off its hinges where Chatuluka had thrown it open. The cloth lay ...