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fushigi yugi by yuu watase - romance/comedy/action. ceres celestial ledgend by yuu watase - romance/comedy/action/horror. you cant go wrong with these two!

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I don't like pizza cause its got sauce on it and i hate sauce.

live through this - Hole

the last film i saw in the cinema was the amityville horror which was ok cause i scare easily, and last night i watched battle royal with i liked.

lying down in bed, my mum shouts at me cause she thinks it will damage my back but if it does then i wont have to get up and can lie all day reading

'Junk' and anything by Melvin Burgess. I liked them, and I'm a teenager.

I like the books, my friend doesn't though and we always have arguments about it, she thinks they r too childish (shes only 15) and they don't relate to real life (real life usually sucks so who wants to read about other peoples problems when they have got enough of there own). I like Harry...

I don't think gender matters to me. im a girl but i hate reading those predictable teen girly books that i am supposed to relate too. if i wanted books like that id read my friends diary instead of buyin one

The Vanished by Celia Rees scared me.

Ode on Melancholy No no, go not to Lethe, neither twist Wolf's-bane, tight-rooted, for its poisonous wine; Nor suffer thy pale forehead to be kiss'd By nightshade, ruby grape of Proserpine; Make not your rosary of yew-berries, Nor let the beetle, nor the death-moth be Your mournful...

I'm studying poetry for english too. We have to do war poetry one of my faveourites is Dulce et Decorum est by Willfred Owen. That,and anything by Edgar Allen Poe.

I'm more of a novel person myself, but I really like Blood Brothers, we read it as a class group which is probably better then reading it by yourself. We went to see the play as well, it was awesome! Even though I knew the ending I still cried. I like poems too though especially by Edgar Allen Poe.

I liked this book, even though I skipped out most of the political stuff, the story line was ok.

For GCSE I have to study Of Mice and Men (novel), Blood Brothers (play) and a selection of poems. If you go into a bookstore what do you generally look for, novels, plays or poems? I probably could have phrased this better but what do you prefare?