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when the first thing you do upon visiting someone's house for the first time is walk straight to their bookshelf. you know... just to see what they have... and if you approve.

francesca lis block writes beautifully i also really love donna jo napoli

you get huge crushes on fictional characters (please tell me i'm not the only one this happens to!)

i have around 250 and the number is growing rapidly (i have 2 on the way from amazon), thing is, i'm running out of room :( i have mostly conteporary and fantasy novels, tons of short story collections (good for during the semester) and my favorites - my fairy tales and mythologies. i also have...

hardback pencil staple holding shelves present fiction

new moon by stefenie meyer. not only did it make me sob until i ran out of tears, it had me depressed for a while. i've never felt that way over a book or movie or anything like that before. in fact, i've rarely felt like that about anything in my real life. i couldn't eat or sleep or anything...

what a fantastic story. i read it the first time in middle school and it had such a profound affect on me, espessially because i'm a dancer, but i couldn't, for a long time, remember the name of it, only what it was about. it wasn't until college when i re-discovered it and it's probably my...

"stupendous" is a pretty wonderful word. and by the way, my friends and i use phantasmagoric all the time, although we dont use it in context, but instead use it as a replacement for fantastic and add a "fucking" right in the middle.

my dear lucy, i wrote this story for you, but when i began it I had not realized that girls grow quicker than books. As a result you ar already too old for fairy tales, and by the time it is printed and bound you will be older still. But someday you will be old enough to start reading...

i also enjoyed the da vinci code and wanted to read similar books. here's what i've found the genesis code - john case third secret - steve berry the historian - elizabeth kostova labyrinth - kate mosse the last Templar - Raymond Khoury The Romanov Prophecy - Steve Berry the eight -...

his dark materials is amazing, you may also enjoy the stravaganza series by mary hoffman or faery wars by herbie brennan

i can't wait for ruby, francesca has another one coming out in the fall too called psyche in a dress (at least we hope, it's been pushed back a few times)

http://www.listsofbests.com/list/2515/compare/scullyx101 hope it helps!

i dont mind at all, egyptian mythology is wonderful!! i think i have one or two books on the list that deal with the myths of egypt. i could be mistaken though.

for anyone who is interested, i've made a list of all my findings which can be found here: http://www.listsofbests.com/list/2515/compare/scullyx101 thanks for all your suggestions!! and i'm always looking for more stuff to add...

for anyone who is interested, i've made a list of all my findings which can be found here: http://www.listsofbests.com/list/2511/compare/scullyx101 i'm always looking for stuff to add, and thanks to everyone who contributed!

i've only read 14 (well 16 really because his dark materials is actually three books, but it's only counted as one here.) but 9 more of them are on my tbr list. the rest i either have no interest in reading or haven't heard of.

i was just wondering if anyone knew some good novels that are based on myths. greek mythology is my fav, but any suggestions are welcome. i've read sirena by donna jo napoli and ecstasia and primavera by francesca lia block and on my TBR list i've added quiver by stephanie spinner and both...

i have all my books listed alphabetically on a word document and the ones that i have in my dorm with me are in purple and the ones i've lent to people are in orange with the person's name next to it. i also have my TBR list insanly organised. since i have access to two library systems (the...

i jsut finished reading the da vinci code and angles and demons and i thought they were fabulous, does any one know of other books that deal with things like secret societies and finding hidden meaning in things and that sort of stuff. i was also kind of reminded of the movie national treasure...