Ares

These are nice but I like your old B&W ones better.

Usually I stop reading if the book's bad, so I don't have any that I can really list here... ...EXCEPT Tears of a Tiger. We had to read it in ...

I haven't read very much of them at all but I'm thinking I might. What I did read (when my friend had a copy) seemed pretty good. How many are ...

It's a pretty sweet book about the author's life before, during, and after the Vietnam war. It also has some to do with the other characters and their lives. I ...

This did happen to me once. I don't really remember the piece of writing though. I just remember it happening. If I remember I'll come back and elaborate. It was ...

Sometimes I do. I've never recorded it though. When I'm with someone and they're dogging out somebody they don't know (like the guy behind the desk or the driver in ...

I love how there's a giant can of spam floating in space. Very cool.

NEATO DUDE!

I just got done with 20,000 Leagues. Now I'm readin a book on D Day. It's called "D Day", by David Horwarth or something. It's very cool. You all should ...

I think I saw the fences in your profile on some website a long time ago. I like the coaster, the flag, the eye, and the fences the best... Nifty ...

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Go Nemo!

I like that Education one in the first row, I'd use it if I weren't so attached to my own avatar. This is good work though.

Nice. I'm not too big on the colors but they're still great.

Imp>> I don't like Paolini. He's the guy that wrote Eldest and Elder or whatever isn't he? Yea. I picked that up and threw it down ten minutes later.

Genres are the guidelines of literature, stop questioning their authority! *MH's tiredness kicks in* No...just joking...some books dont, but they can still be described by a genre. For instance... "Ba