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" 'Theo knows the Dean sent for me, that I am not here just on a social or preaching visit.' " The Young Unicorns , by Madeleine L'Engle.

Ooh, pretty. :) 9/10

I loved this book. I'm usually a little wary of sci-fi, because I feel like it's all been done before and the characters start to become a little cliche. But ...

*gasps* Just finished this book. Loved it. Stayed up until 1 to finish it, even though I had church the next morning. Literally yelped when it ended. "Noooo, Suzanne Collins! ...

It looks like everyone else covered all the grammatical errors and everything, so I'm just going to give you my opinion. Honestly, I didn't read this whole piece. Not because ...

You know you're a writer when you have turned your room into an "office" with books, a computer and a storyboard. Yes, I'm about to put in a giant notepad ...

BAHAHAHAHA. *is immature* 9/10. Just because I can't give you a 10/10 without advocating tasteless jokes. I must be a role model. I must be a role model... *glares half-heartedly*

3/10? Sorry, a little overdone.

This. Was. Fabulous. I always feel slightly guilty giving glowing reviews, because I know most people prefer constructive criticism. But honestly, I found next to nothing wrong with this. The ...

Try having this problem when you're querying literary agents, trying to get it published. :P "Well, the narrator's seventeen, so I guess it's young adult, and HALF of it takes ...

Savin' Me by Nickelback. Very appropriate right now.

My church smells like cologne. :D Random fact that I doubt you care about. Right, onto the poem: I happen to agree with Snoink. I think this is a fine ...

History is vital to world-creating. Wars. Racism. Trade. Imports/exports. Government. Map out the last hundred years before you do anything in the present. It's a lot more fun than it ...

"The Death Collector" has kind of some examples of science/technology meets the magical or the unexplained. It's not a great book, but it will probably give you some ideas. :)

8/10 still. :)