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Thanks. Christmas was lovely this year. How was yours?

Tatoos can have deep meaning. I think they're stereotypically seen as a sign of rebellion or ardent statement making...so they get a bad rep. I haven't seriously considered getting one but mostly because I generally don't like needles or pain and I'm too cheap to put the money investment into...

Flying would be cool, but if I had to choose a superhero power, I'd choose healing.

Well, I'm not quite 35 but I did enjoy reading Harry Potter...and had the misfortune to subject my mind to Twilight too. Why do you find adults reading YA disturbing? In answer to the original question, I agree with the idea that there's a lot of competition with movies, video games, and social...

I've read Ship Breaker by this author...so I'm not surprised that it's good.

Welcome. If you're not that picky about your books, you may want to let it be known that you'll review for free...people will be happy to send you their books...though that will get you a very, very wide variety of quality. There are also lots of reviewing programs that will let you get free...

Welcome, I read in a lot of genres so if you're looking for some recommendations, just let me know which genre. The only ones I don't tend to read are erotica, nonfiction, and horror...oh and I avoid paranormal teen romance....YA in general I do like :-P

Hello. Glad to hear that you like all sorts of genres. It's fun to genre hop. YA Fantasy - The Cry of the Icemark YA Fantasy with faeries - The Iron King by Julie Kawanga YA sci fi - Heir Apparent by Vivian Vande Velde Adult Fantasy - Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson (though that one is big and...

Did you mean to say you like YA vampire fiction? It seems like all that you listed are vampire stories. I read Gatsby ages ago. Can't say I liked it, but then again, I was forced to read it...that puts a damper on my reading mood.

Hey. Why don't you think you'll ever write your book idea? You have a very interesting profile picture.

Hi, always nice to meet people who like to write.

I just can't bring myself to do metal clips or fold the book corners.

Star Wars Cruicible :star4: Decent but the audio CD had a high pitched whine for about a half hr of the last cd...it was on purpose and it was just awful. I also recently finished Titus Andronicus by William Shakespeare....:star3: it was just weird.

I've never heard of any of those. Which of those was your favorite and why?

Are ya coming back? Well, I can't say nothing...I drop in and out too.

Would we limit to fiction or nonfiction or anything goes if we did choose that as a theme?

Rhyming's a great teaching tool for early learners to get a feel for language.

In answer to the original question. Steven King.

Congratulations on the book. Tell us more about your reading interests.

Congrats on the book. Feel free to speak more about it on the shameless plug section of the forum.