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*blinks* That was a joke, right? Anyway, we had to read A Separate Peace . and...um, someone...said that Paolini was a disgrace to mankind. *shudder* Besides the fact that it ...

I dislike books that always make religion out to be the villain. Sometimes it's good, but most of the time, especially in fantasy novels, the religious fanatics are always the ...

I used to write all my stories on paper when I was little, but now I use my laptop to write everything. Then I store it onto my USB bar ...

I love having written. I love having an idea. I remember loving writing, but memory, especially mine, puts some nasty twists in reality.

Currently reading "The New York Trilogy" by Paul Auster and "The Best Awful: A Novel", but I just found out that "Eclipse" (Twilight series) is coming out in August...and I've ...

Personally, I love him, mainly because I find his dry, sarcastic, intellectual wit fascinating. Ditto! I think he is awesome, although I don't really recommend them for 12 yo's :P. ...

define 'big event' ~ kari no more than usual ~ tasha which is harder: to live or to die?

eh, tea? -Kari what your favorite piece of art or who's your favorite artist?

uh... i throw up? - Kari best day of your life?

*blushes* well, technically , i suppose... i will have to read it eventually... but i might have to wait until i'm thirty. this generation? i'm 77, remember? (and steadily decreasing ...

not really in any particular order: -postcards from the edge -hp&hbp -all quiet on the western front -farsala trilogy: fall of a kingdom -the boy with the thorn in his ...

yeah, i feel like that too. school burns me out.

i read it it one sitting, waiting for my friend to wake up at a sleepover. it's very good.

by McCormik?

of mice and men is one of my favorite books. yeah, i try to get books read before we get to them for class. that's a lot easier with some ...