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Note to Self: Stop bullying random people and accusing them of trivial crimes

:o oops, but still. Ok, maybe not. I'll stop now.

Because I found a tooth inside P.G.Wodehouse. Plus, ebay has fantastic prices. I'm selling all my books that are really children's novels and buying classics.

Jonathan Stroud, clever, witty guy. Seemed really friendly towards his readers and energetic.

I'll probably read it soon, but it is just a simple modernization of The Count of Monte Cristo. Que sera sera.

Oh thanks, that really helps my ego. But, alas, ye have fallen on troubled waters, I am 14!

Difficult to choose, but here's my collection of pretties. 1. The Life of Pi - Yann Martel 2. About a Boy - Nick Hornby 3. A Prayer for Owen Meany - John Irving 4. The Grapes of Wroth - John Steinbeck 5. The English - Jeremy Paxman 6. Who Runs Britain? - Jeremy Paxman 7. Autobiography - John...

Coolness, how old do you think I am? This is intruiging...

Ive finished The Street Lawyer, which I really liked. It was a bit of a predictable ending, where the goody always wins. I still thought the way it was phrased and the descriptions were fantastic. The books make great films, which is why there are short scenes in the same places - like films.

Seeing as Mark Chatman was reading it while he waited for the police after he shot John Lennon, maybe its not such as fantastic nomination for this month or week...

Well, in terms of which books I like, I'm one for all sorts. I've been reading Stephen Fry, and am also a Harry Potter addict. At the moment I'm reading lighter stuff as Richard III at school is a bit heavy.

thanks, my frinky-ness is not a full throttle, as I havent been looking at my Burger Earmuff blueprints since last full moon... A thousand thankyous!

Hello there nice people. I found this website from google, and it is the height of coolnessness.

I think that, as a duo, they really work very well. I have read most of Stephen Fry's books, except The Stars' Tennis Balls. Is Hugh Laurie as good a writer?