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The Great Gatsby . I can't believe it's taken me this long to read it. I'm still reading Emma too. :D

I can't draw worth beans, but this is coooool. I like the detail on his hand dealie. Thing-a-ma-bobber. Heh. :)

Ha ha, that rocks, Bob. I love the whole Divine Comedy. I was scared at parts during Inferno, and some of Paradise was boring beyond reason, but I think Purgatory ...

Jill and Lucy. I've never met anyone like them in my life. They're the two most sensitive, kindest, most caring people I've ever known. ~Meg Did you ever pretend to ...

I'm learning Latin, and if you tell me it's a dead language, I swear I'll deck you one. Just because no one speaks it anymore doesn't mean it's obsolete. ~Meg ...

I'm still reading Emma , by Jane Austen, but this morning I started Ella Enchanted because it was the only thing in the kitchen, and now I'm hooked again. :P

Ooh, I did what you did with the sixth HP, Bekster. I read it in about eight hours, and then a week later reread over the course of three or ...

I adore re-reading books. Most of the time when I first read a book I'm so eager to find out what happens that I dash through it just to get ...

Just finished a retelling of Snow White, called Snow by Tracy Lynn. It was good; nothing spectacular, but it suited my purpose (entertainment). !!! You have to be the only ...

Just finished a retelling of Snow White, called Snow by Tracy Lynn. It was good; nothing spectacular, but it suited my purpose (entertainment). I'm about to start Jane Austen's Emma ...

Fast and tragic. I mean, if you're going down, it should be something people remember. Gimme a tragic car crash over dying in my sleep anyday. Y'know? ~Susannah Are your ...

Oh my gracious... Goosebumps used to scare me to death. :shock:

Uh... no. Weirdo. ~Connor Who is your favourite artist?

How about being caught between shouting parents? Does that count? It ought to. Watching your mother try to slap your father is no walk in the park. Watching your normally ...

Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen The Count of Monte Cristo, Alexander Dumas Little Women, Louisa May Alcott The Iliad, Homer The Aeneid, Virgil Dante’s Divine Comedy Sir Gawain and the ...