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Yesterday I read two Babysitter's Club books.

Warning: Lots of fluff ahead. :o 1. The Other Boleyn Girl- Philippa Gregory 2. The Queen's Fool- Philippa Gregory 3. The Love Letter- Cathleen Schine 4. Girl With a Pearl Earring- Tracy Chevalier 5. Girl, Interrupted- Susanna Kaysen 6. Doomed Queen Anne- Carolyn Meyer 7...

Hee! I'm the same way.

I'll read my favorite books over and over again.

491, most unread.

Bought a whole box (43 books) for a little over $12 today.

I got a bunch of Babysitters Club books for 10 cents each last week. It was awesome.

I'm not much of a cook (at all!). But I make good scrambled eggs and toast. (Don't laugh.) Generally all I do when it comes to food is put something in the microwave. All you guys sound like great cooks though!

Oh, well, none of my books are worth that much as they're all used. But if I bought a first edition of something, I could see doing my best to keep it in perfect condition.

Personally, people who don't use correct grammar don't really bother me. Sometimes on internet forums I can't be bothered to capitalize things, so why should it bug me when other people do the same thing? Unless the sentence is unitelligible, I'm not bothered.

Awww! I didn't mean to imply that you're weird! *hugs*

lmao... very fascinating.

(Personal details) : - Where are you from? Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA - How old are you and what is your gender? 16 and female - What are your hobbies (Other than reading books)? computer, shopping, singing, writing, hanging out with friends, painting (About books) : - What kind of...

I don't really worry so much about the condition my books are in (I buy most of them used anyway), and I couldn't imagine throwing a book away because it wasn't in perfect condition. My books all look well-loved.

Movies: Eowyn Books: Gandalf or Tom Bombadil I took the test and got Legolas. Yay, I'm an elf!

In my opinion, LOTR is three books.

I prefer an actual book because I can take that with me wherever I go.

People really notice when they make their 100th post? I've never noticed on any forum I've been on.

That sounds like a good idea. I'll try that. (I'm having problems finding something to read next.)

Lurlene McDaniel's books are always very sad and make me cry.