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do any of you know where i could get a jewelry box/a box that looks like a book, to put stuff in? you know what i'm talking about?

i would help you but i've only heard of a couple of those books. but definately read the poisonwood bible, it's good.

and i do take too many books on vacation, and have too many books in a pile that in eed to read, i always borrow or bring home more boooks then i can read very soon. also, my books are organized in a way on my shelf so that they're really not organized but i understand the order they're in and...

hey, i'm a teen with a library too! and a book on symbolism actually sounds interesting. lol

no book is perfect, and everyone has their opinion. i finished the book and loved it because of the action, and all the information i received as well as what the book was about(the "controversial issue") although the italics annoyed me, nothing else didn't. i loved figuring it all out! i liked...

forensics is public speaking. i'm thinking of doing poetry for forensics next season, and i'm not sure which poem to do.

yeah, i need it for forensics. it's not jsut random or anything.

da vinci code I just finished this book. It's sooooooooooo awesome!!!

do you know any poems about books, reading or literature? thanks!

i heard the english patient is a good romance the count of monte cristo, any bookks by alexandre dumas are quite good.

ok, well i keep al ist of all the books i've read, i love the smell of books and actually smell them, i buy books i've read already if i love them a lot, i talk about books non stop, i read anywhere including school, in line and in the bathtub(!!!). i could survivie ina library for months with...

i just finished da vinci code and am in this dan brown phase, his books are really good. that's all i can think of for now.

i agree on the charles dickens.

sorry if there's already a topic for this! anyway, are there any authors you've met? which ones? what was it like? a couple months ago, i met t.a. barron, author of the lost years of merlin series. last night, i met sarah dunant, who is author of the birth of venus. she read from her...

i agree with you on the footnotes and characters. and i haven't read buried fire, but i don't think i will either, it doesn't sound very fun. p.s. i just met a real live author alst night! yay!!

has anyone read these books? are they good? what ages are they for? thanks!

don't worry, i will. i just have to get the book first. (and then you can sign it like a real author! lol) yep, i'm glad someone agrees with me that the bartimaeus trilogy is good. not a lot of people have read it.

this is a difficult one. definately hermione from Harry Potter, sometimes with foaly from artemis fowl. maggie from inkheart...and well those are all kids books but maybe i'llt hink of more later.

yeah, i agree. it's as good as the first one which is my fave. and it's better then the 2nd one, which i like extremely. in fact, they're all way too good to judge them too well. p.s. i noticed you wrote a book. i'm going to read it! and then..well..i'll have known(kinda) a real author! lol.

i agree with you. how about helen? (lol-i was kidding!!!!!!! )