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I'm game, Sparks.

Beauty and the Beast - Hannah Howell The Inhuman Condition - Clive Barker Borrowed from the library: Death of a Musketeer - Sarah D'Almeida

Romance novels are fantasy, even in regards to how the women think and look for the ideal mate.

I like the idea of having one non-fiction selection. I would like to read more non-fiction.

When we read A Midsummer Night's Dream I was really putting emotion into my voice as I read and most of my classmates thought it was a dumb thing to do, those monotone readers!

Perhaps our fast-paced culture finds reading takes too much time away from all the other things we could be doing on our electronic gadgets. Why should people read when they could be Twittering trivial information or watching television, for example? We obviously don't have enough time in the...

The only book that comes to mind which I despise is The Amber Spyglass. I found myself bored by it despite my best efforts to read to the end. Yeah, it just wasn't going to happen. A pity because I liked the earlier books, although The Golden Compass much more so than The Subtle Knife.

I don't think that Peder kills discussions, or cripples as has been stated earlier.

From the library: The White Queen - Philippa Gregory

I got hooked on the Nancy Drew books when I was in third grade. I still have the books I got when I was little and I've been buying some more in the last few years. I seen a few on the bargain price shelves at Borders and it was hard to resist. I read two books in the original set earlier this...

Eva, that sounds like an excellent way to enjoy reading together! Oh, I subvocalize as well. Since I've started keeping track of my read books each year, I'm starting to wonder if I read too much considering that I tend to forget a lot of what I read unless it invokes extreme like or dislike...

From the library: Warriors: Firestar's Quest - Erin Hunter Twenties Girl - Sophie Kinsella

I think I would prefer the method of showing as opposed to telling in most cases.

I have that book. I liked it.

I like to borrow books and then if I like them, I will buy those books that I like.

An average book of 350 pages or thereabouts can take me about three days to read. It also depends on interest because that determines the speed and determination to read. Although I have some thick books that I've been reading off and on for several months now. It's usually the kind of thing...

Can't handle tales of the Third Age, you guys need to steer clear of The Silmarillion! ;) I liked The Hobbit the first time I read it, but I loved it during my second reading.

Profiles in Courage – John F. Kennedy A Summer of Hummingbirds – Christopher Benfey Lion of Ireland – Morgan Llywelyn The Vicomte de Bragelonne – Alexandre Dumas Dragon Age: The Stolen Throne – David Gaider 20th Century Ghosts – Joe Hill The Treasure – Iris Johansen The Science of Vampires –...

Silken Rapture - Cassie Edwards Eden's Promise - Cassie Edwards Kentucky Bride - Hannah Howell

From the library: The Science of Vampires, by Katherine Ramsland