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I read Narnia for the first time last year...talk about a deprived childhood. I love C.S. Lewis. The Dawn Treader is my favorite...the part where Aslan is peeling off Eustace's ...

...I fell in love with Levin...he just had all those...agricultural reports and stuff.

Let's see...I've read Tess of the D'Urbervilles , Jude the Obscure , The return of the Native , and The Mayor of Casterbridge , as well as some of his ...

Poor Imp: Thanks! haha I was saying Karen- eena !

I love this book. I'm a huge Thomas Hardy fan, and this is my favorite written by him. I did a book report on it last year. Gabriel Oak is ...

I love Anna Karenina. Its one of my favorite books, although I avoid mentioning it in conversations because I'm not sure how to pronounce the title. :oops:

Hopefully, someday, I'll have the courage to start a novel. There is something so overwhelming about the idea that has kept me from attempting it. I do have countless plots ...

A Strange Manuscript Found In A Copper Cylinder by James de Mille. I'm not enjoying it very much.

The detestable star-eater. It is an horrendously proud and enormous dragon, that glows with the countless stars imprisoned in its greedy belly. There is no limit to its speed and ...

I enjoyed Jane Eyre, but I wouldn't say it has impacted me personally. And autobiographical influences are obvious. Most would say that is a sign of bad writing, but I ...

Well, I avoid those, umm...impassioned romances, for lack of better description. However, nice, light, sheltered romances are appealing, such as Jane Austen.

I'm reading Vanity Fair by W M Thackeray. Fluff can be fascinating at times. I'm enjoying it.

Awesome...it's one of those creations where you can zoom in on certain areas and examine the pen strokes- and still be fascinated.

I have a fetish for anything classic, I think- I have a hard time trusting the quality of a book if it hasn't been read and re-read for at least ...