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exactly ;)

i'm not a very good writer, but i have an idea for a short story that's an interesting twist on the story of Pandora from greek mythology.

i fall in love with fictional character's quite frequently, it's getting annoying. some of the ones i've fallen in love with: edward cullen from twilight (what girl hasn't?) harry potter Erik from Phantom by Susan Kay Hades, god of the underworld

aw damnit, i bought that one because i'm huge greek mythology fan, haven't read it yet though, what's so bad about it?

it is interesting that it's the only novel Lee ever wrote......

we have walden books all over the place in NC, i just recently moved from winston salem to greensboro and there's one in each of those malls. i don't really see any b. dalton's though which is barnes and noble's version of walden books. i know there's one in buffalo, where i used to live, but i...

lullaby by chuck palahniuk

i'm sure a lot of you already know about it, but bookmooch.com is an online book trading site that is totally free to join and really easy to use. i figure the more people who are on it, the greater the chances are of me getting what i want! so join up people!

1) One Book that made you read it More Than Once: the crucible- arthur miller - i've read it probably 6 or 7 times 2) One book you would want on a desert island: grimms fairy tales - will never get old 3) One book that made you laugh: good omens - neil gaiman and terry pratchett -...

try the percy jackson series by rick riordan. they're very exciting and reletively short. the first one is the lightning theif.

my library only charges late fees for videos (and maybe cds.. not sure), not books though. i also have the option to create an online account that will let me see what i have out, when they're due, i can renew them or reserve a book from any library branch and have them send it to the one that...

how about when you're the one in the videos by the way my sn on youtube is shy1persephone and i do just that.......

i got my friend a nice fairy tale collection for her baby shower - she loved it. also, my books to read list is 14 pgs long......and color coded and organized by which library branch has them....

you get confused when your life doesn't follow the set plot line formula that you're so used too.

francesca lia block - she's wonderful and jk rowling - but i don't know if i'll read any non-harry potter books if she writes any.... we'll see

wicked - gregory maguire blood and chocolate - annette curtis klause the bride finder - susan carroll alice's adventures in wonderland - lewis carroll through the looking glass - lewis carroll kiss my tiara - susan jane gilman godless - pete hautman picasso at the lapin agile - steve...

my mom always read "the polar express" to us on christmas eve. we had the special edition version that came with a sleigh bell and she and my dad would pretend that they couldn't hear the bell ringing (if you've read the story, you know what i'm talking about.) we're now 21, 19 and 17 years old...

if you like magical realism Francesca lia block is the author for you. alice hoffman is also very good, as is neil gaiman.

try "the hanged man" by francesca lia block. it's YA, but i really love it and have read it a few times. it's very beatiful and has a lot of tarot references (as you can probably tell from the title.)

i would go to imdb.com, look up the the movie and see who is credited with writing it. if it's based on a book then the credit will go to the original author and also the screenwriter and typically it specifies which is which. i would imagine that it'll make it a lot easier to find once you know...