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i really loved and related with the book when i was 12. i think thats saying something.. one of my friends really couldn't stand it. she thought all he did was whine. i didn't really feel like pointing out that most of our conversations revolve around her complaints about something. i've...

my mother never censored any of my reading choices, but she certainly would've if she found out what type of books i've read over the years. its helps that she's polish and doesn't pay attention to some things. i dont know if she'd expect me to be brainwashed so easy to do something from these...

a porcupine named fluffy!!

i considered buying a paperback in walmart, but i dont know if i'll like the fantasy concept of it

i have for years even though i dont always like re-reading them. i have a bunch of blogs as well. i actually wrote in my journal before going on the computer. i liked re-reading one of my more recent ones. plus it is nice to recall memories. i hate my journals from the summer since they're so...

as someone before me said, anything is possible. i think there was some hoopla one year over a 13 yr old publishing a novel.

well like anything else, they'll probably be worth something one day. you can always try ebay. the ones from the 60s can be worth something. you never know, there might be some fanatic that would love to get their hands on your old issues.

girl, interrupted was a great book.. the perks of being a wallflower pure sunshine the bell jar white oleander

the bell jar and girl, interrupted are the two books that come to mind right away

white oleander 28 days thelma and louise slc punk girl, interrupted legally blonde high fidelity garden state ms. congeniality breakfast club ferris buller's day off fast times at ridgemont high

hm i always related to the books i read when i was younger.. altho i've noticed that i stopped lately since i suppose my own personality is forming and i'm leaving that "distressed over teenage drama" phase. i've related to astrid from white oleander a lot though.. also susana from girl...

i still haven't read that book after over two years. i've read so many bad reviews that i'm almost scared to =P

hm well it depends how far you'll expand your horizons. you might like Of Mice and Men by John Stienback. if you wont, well, it wont be to big of a loss of time considering its around 100 pages. i also recommend The Stranger by Albert Camus. i loved the transition of the character looking...

well almost all the books i read tend to stick with me and i think about them quite often actually.. but challenged me? hm. this is a toughy when i'm tired =P

Fight Club is a good way to go. The Jungle by Upton Sinclair seems to be exactly what you're looking for.

haha.. i'm actually tired right now. altho i did eat chocolate after waking up from my nap

once my mother was in some mood and lecturing me about reading to much..

that never went on in my house. i always read a lot as a kid. my mother had trouble getting my sister to read her summer reading tho

i'm so glad i found this forum. it took forever to find an active forum.

i agree with what you're saying. i wonder, is it really that difficult to keep a box of condoms around?