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Welcome Mars!

I loved the "Babysitters' Club" books! They were written by Ann M. Martin. I remember always waiting impatiently for the next one to come out. Some other greats are "Are you there God, It's Me Margaret", "Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing", "Otherwise Known as Sheila the Great", and...

In Your Room by Depeche Mode

I can't tell if you are being genuine or sarcastic. The description you give would make me want to throw the book against the wall, but then you go on to say that you are enjoying it. I read Wolves. It was my least favorite from the Dark Tower Series, but, I didn't hate it. But, read this...

You stole mine. :D I love Sydney Carton. Also, Denny from Chuck Palahniuk's Choke. And, Victor Mancini, why not? Idabel from Capote's Other Voices, Other Rooms, Guy Montag from Farenheit 451, Jack Sawyer and Wolf, both from King and Straub's The Talisman. There are too many, but...

i use the word "aye" sometimes instead of yes (of course, it depends on who I am speaking to.) Every once in a while, much to my boyfriend's displeasure, I will say "ayuh". also, i have several female pets and sometimes when i talk to them i call them "lassie" in an irish accent. my...

no, i don't think i have. is it a novel or short story? i'll pick it up.

i am indeed a fan. i could easily forgive any shortcomings the film might have. Does it get any better than The Royal Tennenbaums? I mean, come on! Wes Anderson is a genius. And, as we both agree, Bill Murray ROCKS. I can't believe I didn't see The Life Aquatic in the theatre. i just read...

i watched In Good Company. it was kinda cute. i tried to watch Intermission, but, my boyfriend kept pointing out all the things that he would have done differently. Did i miss out on a good film? desperately trying to get a hold of The Life Aquatic from the video store. It's never...

i am listening to The New by Interpol. i agree. who needs the brad when you can have the chris?

every sentence is a poem. How did he do it? it's amazing.

Slaughterhouse-Five by Kurt Vonnegut I will need to reread this, well, a lot more times in order to get everything out of it. It is so layered, and beautifully done at that. I think I'm in love.

i just started Dandelion Wine by Ray Bradbury. i'm loving it. Wabbit, you told me i would. thanks!

i bet you didn't miss anything. i was completely baffled by this film. i enjoyed it regardless. i loved that little creepy man. "i'm in your house right now." music was awesome, too.

I think you made some excellent choices, Yossarian. I am about to start Slaughterhouse Five myself.