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Julia-- "Dead, if I'm lucky." Michael-- "God, Jules, you keep saying that and people are going to think you're psychotic. I personally hope to be a doctor. Saving people's lives ...

Jaime-- "Shoot it." Julia-- "Climb up the tree after it." Michael-- "Let it go. I'm not about to waste my time going after some animal, and, after all, it's just ...

Julia-- "I choose to politely decline all poisonous substances, thank you very much. I'm a bit too busy at the moment to spontaneously die." Michael-- "Actually, Jules, I think it's ...

Julia-- "Of course. Saving the world means getting a lot done in little time." Jaime-- "You flatter yourself, Julia. The world could manage without you. And yes, I think I ...

Julia-- "Sure. I mean, why not? A door's a door. As long as I can get in and out through it." Piper-- "No. They bring back painful memories. And no, ...

Samson tapped his foot nervously, looking over his shoulder a couple times per minute. I marveled at how ridiculous he was being. "Nothing's going to go wrong, Sam," Julia said ...

6/10 I like it, but the strange name makes my tongue trip on the very first sentence, which kind of bothers me. Perhaps hit us with the pronunciation roadblock after ...

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I haven't yet read City of Glass, and it's been a while since I finished the first two, but I really thought they were good books. I'm extremely religious, and ...

Elsewhere , by Gabrielle Zevin. I thought the concept was really interesting (once you die, you go to this sort of limbo-afterlife and steadily grow younger until you're reborn on ...

Showing -vs- Telling: An Article in the Knowledge Base Take a look at that first of all, and also at Colleen's example. One thing to keep in mine, however, is ...

Like in you, and, so, on? Yes, all of those count as one syllable. English is incredibly confusing, so there's no concrete rule as to how to count syllables, but ...

Are you all insane?

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