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1) One Book that made you read it More Than Once:The Outsiders 2) One book you would want on a desert island:An enormous volume filled with multiple books! ^_^ 3) One book that made you laugh:Twilight 4) One book that made you cry:Harry Potter Seven, (the ending was just plain...

hahaha I have waaaay to many to even attempt to list, however some of my favs. are: "Stay Gold Ponyboy!" "Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn." "Let's say there was a little girl, and from the time she could understand, she was taught to fear... let's say she was taught to fear...

I'm personally veeeeerrry into history, and although I may very well still enjoy the book; historical inaccuracies tend to upset me just a bit. I mean the majority of the time authors do very well with the researching for their books. As for the others, if you really wish to write a great book...

I personally believe in some sort of supreme being, call it as you will; however I can't bring myself to accept some sort of religion. Whether it be the Bible, the Torah, or the Koran; facts can be changed, and books rewritten. All religions use fear and meaningless protocall to keep believers...

Now, learning that all those poor children will be returned to those brainwashers; It just makes the whole situation even worse. With religious cults like that, those kids will probubly be severely punished for having all that "unholy" contact with the outside world; which wasn't even their...

The Catcher in the Rye (loved it!) The curious Incident Of the Dog in the Nighttime (well written, not exactly my style) Great Expectations (loved the story line, although not a huge Dickens fan) The Outsiders (best book ever!!....read 14 times haha) Twilight (had to give it a fair...

with book based movies, you almost have to consider them as two seperate stories. Both can be highly entertaining, but in their own way.

hahaha sounds just like me! (and here I thought I was soooo unique) *High Five*

O I wanna welcome you too! I felt so left out, lol. ^_^

I'm currently reading Frankenstein, but that should only get me through the day...haven't the foggiest about what tomorrow may bring...Has anyone here read "Paradise Lost"? I'm considering it eventually, but is it any good?

I write, but my serious writing is for my eyes alone.

I think J.K. Rowling has one heck of an imagination! Her ideas, and characters are phenomenal; I just think that she may sometimes have some difficulties putting them to paper, the way they were meant to be. Then again, she was also primarily a children's writer; so I suppose she really couldn't...

when out and bought black hightops because Ponyboy had them in the Outsiders. Lit my shoe on fire to see what would happen (breakfest club) tried to fly...yea it didn't work.... (peterpan) Walked around in walmart immitating random movie characters....gooood times!

gonna sound a twinge wierd...but I like to read in my closet! I mean hey, It's comfy, and secluded, and one of the few QUIET places i can find. lol

cheese, tofu creeps me out. question:If Jimmy cracks corn and no one cares, why is he still doing it??

hmmm...you can pull a decent song from any genre if you look hard enough...(although when it comes to rap you have to look REALLY hard!). I really hate Barney songs, that count?

"GREAT" expectations. lol. Half of the time I end up abandoning a potential idea; just due to the pressure of failing, coming up short. I'm a teensy bit of a perfectionist when it comes to writing, I physically can't bear to put something out I feel as being "sub-standard".

Although by no means the "best" ending I've ever read, I actually thought it was rather fitting; and tied up the novel rather well. I mean in any book you can find room for improvement, and of course every opinion is different; but the ending matched the theme of the book. To end it any other...

"You will rejoice to hear that no disaster has accompinied the commencemet of an enterprise which you have regarded with such evil forebodings."

Thats basically what I liked about them to, the action. I'm not one for romance; though I don't hold it against the books.