Recent content by Lenessa

"Selden paused in surprise' - House of Mirth, edith wharton

I've read the first two Chrestomanci books (and am planning on reading the rest) Howls Moving Castle, Castle in the Air, the first two of the Dalemark Quartet and Fire and Hemlock. I liked all of them, and am planning on reading more by her. Fire and Hemlock I found a bit confusing however, and...

"I think I liked it, though." My feelings exactly...I think I liked it, but I'm not sure. I actually really love Neil Gaiman, and have read Coraline, Anansi Boys, Good Omens, Smoke and Mirrors, fragile Things (which came out very recently), and I'm going through the Sandman series. I like all...

Neil Gaiman is definetely right up there...he's a brilliant writer, and he mixes genres really well...also i really like french author Daniel Pennac, i read his books over and over...for authors i think thats it, but there are a ton of good books i like...it's so hard to choose!!

1984-George Orwell In Cold Blood- Truman Capote The Wild Wood-Charles de Lint Wuthering Heights- Charlotte Bronte

I don't know about best, but one of my absolute favorite characters is Sydney Carton from A Tale of Two Cities...every time he was on the page i just felt a thrill, and couldnt stop reading!!!!

"Oh great. I've pissed of the faerys." Although it's actually the start of a short story, I've always loved this beginning :) ...and the first sentence of Lolita!!!!!! xxx:p lenessa

Here are a few: Twelve Angry Men- (liked it) To Kill A Mockingbird- (it was okay) i think EVERYONE has had to read it!!:) The Taming of the Shrew- (didnt like it) Romeo and Juliet- (liked it) Macbeth- (loved it!) A Separate Peace- (one of my favorite books!!) Lord of the Flies- (liked it...

I'm thirteen, and I've always read pretty much what I wanted. My parents have never seen the need to ban books from me, although they do like to know what I'm reading. When I was ten/eleven, I read some of the Gossip Girl books, which I had borrowed from a friend, but they didn't have any big...

The Dragonlance Chronicles and legends by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman.

yeah, you should definitely try Neil Gaiman, I especially like Stardust, and Coraline is amazing, although one of the creepiest books I've ever read!

I would suggest the Xanth series by Piers Anthony, they can be funny and are well written, and the plots are always entertaining! I know that I really like his books, particularly Dragon on a Pedestal and A spell for Chameleon, which I thought were very good. Also I agree about the Belgariad. I...

I really loved this book the most out of the trilogy I thnk, and the ending absolutely stunned me, not what i was expecting at all. I was in shock, after reading it! lol. But I still really loved it, and Bartimaeus is so funny, I actually bought the series for my brother, but I'm the one who...