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'One can never have enough socks,'

To me the mark of a true author is their ability to extract emotion from the reader. To get them into the story enough to cry at a tragic death, or feel outrage at some conjured up injustice. That takes the story to the next level. Its not just words on paper, your living it.

I just recently had to read that book for school. The writing style was certainly different. Very interesting, though admittedly not one of my favorite books.

I myself am a Robert Frost, and Edgar Allen Poe fan.

an eye, I've got another. Question:what species is Micheal Jackson?

well honestly, It's a comfort. I mean why not, sometimes its nice to believe in something beyond this world,(especially since this world is in such a sorry state). Igrorant prolly, wrong highly possible; but to me there really isn't enough overwhelming proof to REALLY pull me to either side of...

I really love that poem as well! It's really quite sad, I even have it memorized... It was a perfect choice to be included in The Outsiders.

Hm thanks. It's just referenced so oftenly in Frankenstein, and I've heard from a friend it may be worth while to check out.

I'd rather go Republican than vote for Obama. Not that I think that he's a bad person, I just don't think he'd be a good leader.

Frankenstein Catcher in the Rye The Da Vinci Code Sadly I haven't been out much lately...:(

Bonse Aba , Gotta love Zambodia!!

Most recently in theaters: Indiana Jones - Crystal Skull: I was really afraid that they might ruin it, but I was pleasently surprised and really LOVED IT! Ironman-It had really amazing special effects, but I didn't think it was all it was cracked up to be personally

Why thank you! And here most people just think I'm phycotic! ^_^

hmm..whats "The Lottery" about, It sounds familiar I think I might have read it.

My apologies, I just couldn't resist. Who am I to decide which piece of writing is better than another.

Find me one book that doesn't extend off of others. In this day and age virtually no idea is original any more; just a new twist on an old story. The trick is taking a worn out theme, and retelling it in a different way, giving it new life.

Harry Potter does actually have a lot of meaning interwoven in it. Rowling really does her research! I mean even the character names alone are very symbolic. Take the name Sirius for example. It's derived from the star Sirius, which happens to be reffered to as THE DOG STAR; which happens to be...

Wuthering Heights-tried several times, but I always end up throwing it down in annoyance Twilight-I liked New Moon well enough, and I did manage to make it more than half way through the novel; but I just can't bring myself to finish it. I'm not a big romance fan, and it was just so corny...

Fire-Us trilogy. Those books are simply amazing, and Jennifer Armstrong is such a talented writer! They are honestly so addicting I've read them all at least 6 times! ^_^. Prolly shouldn't have started them in 3rd grade however....lol

personally I wouldn't "not" reccomend any books to children; judging from expeirience it just makes them more inclined to read them. To see "whats sooo forbbiden" about them. ^_^