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I'm not sure. I can't figure out what it is about. "Brand" is a strange word. It sounds like it might be a fantasy story, although I cannot really tell... ...

Yep, Cecilia! Yeah, I could see how revealing the truth to the characters would make good shock value, but as a reader, I just felt like I had been lied ...

To me, falling short could even be an 11/10. And I do mention that it's a play. Do you have really high standards, or just a strange scale? :lol: Yes, ...

Back cover reads: On a summer day in 1935, young Briony Tallis witnesses a moment's flirtation between her older sister, Cacilia, and Robbie Turner, the son of a servant. But ...

a 9/10 doesn't seem like falling short, haha. I think you need to also mention that this was a play. That changes the context of it... I loved The Doll ...

It's best when it isn't about me, and if I'm spreading it. Sometimes it's good to know things about other people--what if your mate two rows down thinks you're push ...

I said a killed a man because he was a traitor, but really I killed him because he knew I was the guilty one. - Armin. What is your "Worst ...

A beautiful women, alcohol, and several packs of cigarettes. Where doesn't really matter so long as no one will wonder in, or around. - Ludger. I would want to be ...

Have finished The Picture of Dorian Gray! And did you enjoy it? Atonement by Ian McEwan. It makes me wish the movie was still at the cinema so I could ...

I was wondering what do you think of when you hear 'fairy tale'? And what are some common traits of Fairy Tales? I think Brother's Grimm. Which is, haha, rather ...

Cal was the best because he personified one of the stronger themes of the story... I have to read this for AP lit over the summer, and I hated it ...

I've been looking for a good writing book for a while. See, that is the thing. This isn't a writing book like the general, "Learn how to write a novel ...

It is hard for me to take in the full idea of them. I think if they were bigger, I could see them as more "alive". Some seem just like ...

The Midnight Disease: The Drive to Writer, Writers Block, and the Creative Brain by Alice W. Flaherty was a joy to read. Maybe I'm just a big language nerd, but ...

It's terribly beautiful... And I do love the quote. ^_^ You have wonderful skills, Kelle!