HeadInTheClouds

Rule 2657385.00000000023: Don't bring weapons to school. Reason: Other students and faculty could be put in harms way. The Truth: The teachers are just jealous that you have a cool ...

My thoughts exactly. LOTR is just too hard a read and/or too complex for a lot of readers to understand.

The Empire of the Wolves by a french author named Jean-Christophe Grange. It says it's sold just just shy of half a million copies worldwide and is very popular in ...

Those pictures are beautiful Fand! I love the one with the Cat.

It's pretty close for me, but i'd have to say The Lord of the Rings. I agree that Harry Potter is easier to read, but i've outgrown the earlier ones, ...

*smiles fondly at memories of reading Shel Silverstein* I used to love reading those. In my second grade classroom we had a little reading corner where we could go if ...

I find I can read those over and over again as well. I just never get tired of them. I can't wait for the seventh book to come out. My ...

I'd like to add one to my list, though i'm not sure if it's allowed. Oh well. The Sight by David Clement-Davies

The Sight by David Clement-Davies. It's a dark fantasy about a wolf pack in Transylvania. I haven't read much yet, but it's really good so far.

I love the colour. It gives the photo a little something extra that just plain black and white. It gives it an almost antique-y feel.

The cows are very happy today. Yeah I know, totally random.

I'm working on a map for my world right now. It just got so complicated to keep up with where everything was, I decided to make one. I'm having a ...

I'm currently in the planning stages of a book right now. It's set in a fantasy world and is getting pretty complicated, so i'm working on drawing a map too. ...

In no order: The Haunting of Alaizabel Cray by Chris Wooding Storm Thief by Chris Wooding The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkein Harry Potter by J.K. Rowling The ...

*busts into tears* Okay, I admit it! My story has elves! Hehe. But, yeah it really does. But that's really the only Tolkein-related fantasy in my book. And they're not ...