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Oh yes the Green Mile is second on my list. But the first on my list is the Disney movie Homeward Bound. The movie has me literally bawling on 3 seperate ocassions. And another ocassion I'm teary. It has something to do with my severe love affair with dogs I think. 1) Shadow explains to...

I love faeries.....I'm a geek. Put em togther and what do you get?

The Age of Innocence was pretty bad. I got through it...but Lord..the novel is supposed to be about defying convention and yet Wharton's writing style was so unbelievably stuffy and prudish...it completely killed what little merit I felt the story might have still had. I'll probably be...

Now that would be interesting wouldn't it?

Hi everyone. I must admit I actually joined this site for the sole purpose of finding out the title of a book. That effort has so far proved futile but, I've decided to go ahead and participate in this forum as I am an avid reader and am already an active member on countless other forums...

So this doesn't even ring the slightest bell with anyone? Even if it sounds even a little familiar but you don't know the title, tell me. It would definitely be encouraging. At this point I'm convinced I'm the only one in the world who's read this particular book.

I liked seasons 1-3...I hated 4 on. It got way to uncanon for my taste. Once Lois came into the picture I was done.

Hey all! 1) House Wow. But any character that pays homage to Holmes is amazing! 2) Friends The only sitcom I find funny. Colorful and loveable characters. 3) The X-Files Come one of my predominant passions is the paranormal..plus I was, and still am come to think of it, in love with Fox...

I read this book a very long time ago. I don't remember that many details..but it was good and someone might be able to help me. Ok, the book focuses on a teenage girl who is in a wheelchair and is in some sort of home for the disabled...she is paralyzed below the waist. A boy soon comes...