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Cheers to that!

yes, I remember now, that's the one. I didn't like it. It was utterly pointless, and has no real redeaming value because the boys don't leave, even when they are ...

No, there are times when you use had. Let me give you an example if the difference. "I'm feeling terrible because my boyfriend has dumped me." "I was feeling terrible ...

Yes, it is in the past, but when you're writing in present-tense and refering to things that happened in the past, you use has. Had is used with you're writing ...

I can't really read much of it, but the drawings will be all right once you clean them up a bit. One nitpick from the words I can read: My ...

To be perfectly honest, I can't remember the title of the one Gordon Korman book I read. It was on a recommended reading list of youth fiction, and I was ...

I've read that! Have you read it's paralex, Ender's Shadow? To be perfectly honest, I liked Ender's Shadow more than Ender's Game.

Wow, you've got two Canadian authors up there. I haven't read read any of those books, but I have read books by Korman and Oppel. Even got to meet Oppel ...

These are fabo! (That's high praise from me) *seeths with jealously, wishing she could draw*

I think geek is the better word. Please don't take that the wrong way. To me, being a geek is a good thing.

I like both. But I guess Tolkien was a little too long winded at times. You don't really need most of the background mythology and history he includes. Then again ...

Hey, I didn't know what this orc was from. And even if it is just a name made up by a fantasy writer, he spelled it a certain way and ...

Forgive my pickiness, but it's spelled with a C. Anyway, it's a pretty good orc. Although, from the kind of helmet you used, I would guess it's meant to be ...

There's a song about toast?

Would you mind telling us a little bit about these books? This, after all, the book review forum.