Hannah

I think that it would be cliche if you didn't describe the world after it was destroyed and if that destruction did not affect the main character at all. To ...

Hi! I love Spirited Away, so I thought I'd stop in and see this. Her arm is definitely a bit skinny. Okay, more than a bit, it looks almost like ...

:D It's a cardinal, guys. And these pictures are great -- I love the fire hydrants especially because they have great color. You positioned and angled them well, too. :)

5. The Westing Game by Ellen Raskin 4. Magic Treehouse by I forget 3. Junie B. Jones by Barbra Park 2. Phantom of the Opera by I forget his name ...

Hey, lilymoore! Now, I'm not an artist or anything, so I don't know how valuable these critiques will be or how much you can take them into account (like changing ...

Love them. At least, I remember loving them. It's weird though, because in the last few books, the ones you're about to read {and maybe some in the last few ...

I like how they're all pointing in the direction away from the sign that says 'path'. Bwuahah~ I also really like the puppy picture and the swan picture! ^_^ And ...

You know you're a writer when, for a lack of paper, you start a bit of writing in a text message on your phone and save it to drafts for ...

Georgia

Reminiscent of a book I've heard about, but haven't gotten the chance to actually read -- it reminds me of 'Child Called It', about terrible, horrible things that are done ...

I'm seeing either a story about some Rosetta-stone-type language thriller or a fantasy based on a quest to a stone in some distant location, protected by a charm, with lots ...

I just finished a book called Song Quest, by Katherine Roberts. It was okay, but there were a lot of cliche similies and some parts bored me, so I skipped. ...

I definitely agree with you. A while ago, I thought about it but thought how cumbersome it would be to carry a book/paper/something everywhere with me. I'm kind of weird ...

Mind you I went all the way to my overdue library book records to find the title of this book for you, so there was a bit of effort put ...