Gadi.

I hated that book. Okay, no, I simply disliked it--I read it all in five days, but it was just so depressing and lonesome that I found it just a ...

I read it. It wasn't really fitting to be a classic, but I think it has evolved into one. I liked it a lot, though it's not really one of ...

I read five, though there were at least ten where I started or got halfway through and got so frustrated with them I just threw them at somebody. But there's ...

I read it and I loved it. It was amazing, moving, bizarre, and really gave me an insight into another world. I really liked how in the middle of a ...

I read it too. I don't remember much of it, but it kind of showed the emo side but really connecting us with the girl. It was really weird, the ...

I read My Sister's Keeper. It wasn't a classic or anything, I mean there was nothing precisely amazingly literary about it, but the philosophical idea was really what hit the ...

Here are three things that make poetry good: 1) Meaning. Every poem needs to have a meaning, and it can be any, from how intolerance is wrong to blue flamingos ...

WOWOWOW! I liked it! Two suggestions: But every society has its day, I suppose. Do you really need the "I suppose" in there? Or maybe you should say But every ...

I liked it! Suggestions: I am a Jew, and in synagogue we don't bend our knees. :) I liked all the parts. Especially this one: They needed land, a Zionist ...

Nice! Here is the main thought (sort of philosophical really) that ran through my head while readin your story the second time: Every idea. no matter how bad it is, ...

wow! Nice! I liked it! Of course, it was just a tad hard to understand what was happening, not reading the first parts of the story, but I felt compelled ...

(Capitals means I have put it there--look at the new organization of the poem too) When I look into your eyes, all my troubles fly {NOT TOO ORIGINAL--SAY FLUTTER OR ...

Wow! You are brilliant! This seems quite proffessional, and some parts were so simple, yet complicated, that I had to reread them out loud. Incredibly well-done! Somehow, however, the line ...

Nice! I liked it! I have a few suggestions. "she looked like Bonnie Wright, Ginny from the Harry Potter movies, of course he didn't dare tell her that." I really ...

Good job! First, "Unless you’re tyring to loose weight" should be "Unless you are trying to lose weight". I think you should delete this sentence--it sort of confused me, and ...