DarkerSarah

Less Than Zero by Bret Easton Ellis w00t yeah! I read that one!

Those are great! I wish I could shade like that. *applauds* Nice work, Lolli !

Reichieru: I think your idea is fabulous and I would read it. There, that's my opinion.

Wow! I love the colored sketch (still a little creepy), but I love your people more! The detail in the fabric is so good. I've tried so hard to draw ...

The detail's very good. I'm a little creeped out by the subject matter, but the overal artistic quality of it is good.

I didn't think the ending was bad. I think it was a bit forced, but the sequals could be very good. And obviously, Libba Bray is not a bad writer ...

Why the shudder?

Sam, I think that the book is going to be a series, which accounts for the "bad ending."

*jaw drops* Hinton was SIXTEEN?!?!? *seethes with jealousy, too* Wow...I've always loved that book, it's so sad and so real. I even liked the movie (Soda Pop sure was yummy!) ...

I'm not much into YA fiction, but I read a book a little while ago called A Great and Terrible Beauty by Libba Bray. It wasn't the most astounding piece ...

Oh and new theories say that Jesus wasn't from the House of David, coz Maria was a virgin and she wasn't from the house of David and everything. Mary was ...

Is it a fiction based on fact, or nonfiction? I love history, so either way, it sounds interesting. Unless it's not very well written, like the Da Vinci Code.

I liked In the Forests of the Night when I was thirteen. This past summer I read Interview with a Vampire and I realized she was just a little kid ...

Firestarter: I liked it, but it wasn't very well written. My thoughts exactly. The plot was fairly good. I mean, the religious history was interesting, but it would have been ...

I had to read The Hunchback for my AP Senior English class, and I rarely like books I'm assigned to read, so I didn't even consider liking this one. Even ...