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i love reading a book with an already cracked spine. i dont really know why. whenever i go to the library and there are multiple copies, i usually pick the one w/ the most cracked spine.. well, it is much more comfortable to hold then i dont like feeling like i'm watched by the shopkeeper either.

i almost never ask the staff for help, therefore i prefer large chains. more books, easier to walk around in, more to browse, and i can find a specific book much faster. i'll go into an independant book store and all, but the ones in my area are crowded and censored. and very unorganized. while...

nirvana - beeswax now switched over to Morrissey - The First Of The Gang To Die

none - but i plan to read about 4 of them in the near future

hm, you're right. i know what you mean

i started reading this book last night and i absolutely love it. it's short, less than 80 pages, and i'm halfway through. i love the short chapters - it gets to the point. almost every sentence seems powerful. plus its one of the only few books that i actually laughed out loud while reading...

hm you're right, i can only think of books i've read about adolescents using the internet. well, jemme j (sp?) by jane green revolves around the internet as well.. its chick lit, so the girl met the guy through the internet and all

happy thanksgiving! mine was alright. the turkey wasn't as dry as last years =P

i'm not a huge fan but i listen to some music of theirs on my iPod

i wish i had more time to read. i remember the time when i was 10 and 11 and i just read nonstop after school. even part of middle school. ah, the days of no schoolwork. i'm hoping i'll have time to read books outside of for classes once i go to college

it's definatly on my "to read" list. i keep hearing good things about it

goo goo dolls - better days

besides amazon? well i do look around here..

i was going to buy "prep" for my sister b/c its a our joke that she's extremely preppy.. but then i read that that book is about a 14 yr old. my sister's 21; i decided against it

hm i haven't really had a need to get "rid of them". i think ebay/amazon's a good way to go. or just giving them to your local library

hah, that reminds me of a bunch of my books lying on my floor this morning.. my cats dropped them from my book shelf overnight

i loooove that about my library. i even took out books while i still had an overdue one out.

hm i'll check out the link. i usually just come across a book in my school library, or look on amazon.com

hm. High Fidelity by Nick Hornby is a good, brainless read. entertaining. but for literature, look into Jack Kerouac and JD Salinger. i also liked The Stranger by Albert Camus.

oh man i own tons of books i haven't read yet. i'm better off going to the library - i read those sooner