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They had you read it in 9th grade? Wow, that's a little too soon, most people that age dont have the worldly experience to really grasp C&P, not that they couldn't understand it.

Ok, here's your required reading list: -20th Century Boys (only availiable online) -Please Save my Earth -Naruto/DragonBallZ -Akira, the manga (the movie is awesome but no substitute for the manga) -Ranma 1/2 -Urusei Yatsura (Bit hard to find, old) -Great Teacher Onizuka (16+, definetly...)

Silly thing...animals will never have rights, they are animals!

Rowling has given us minimal detail about this new Scottish character (his name eludes me). Many popular theories are pointing toward him, following with the "new" theory at least.

Watch out too, Dostoevsky confused some of his own names at various points and also renames some characters half way into the book simply from lack of focus and the time it took him to write it.

Why Fred or George? Ron would be a better choice, or Percy...hopefully Percy will die before then though.

Personally I try not to ship (though I do prefer Harry/Hermione). For people paying close attention there is far more Harry/Hermione situations that point to a possibility for a deep, life long relationship. Hermione and Ron would at best have a firecracker relationship. For my best...

Not the greatest book of all time, though it appears to be the author's first series. A fine start and an excellent book (I've only read The Magician's Guild). If this book is any indication of the author's potential she could be a top rate author by the end of the decade.

Let him stay locked in Harry Potter, he'll eventually move into greater authors like Diane Duane and Robert Jordan because of it (not to say Rowling isn't wonderful in her own right.) My brother used to read good novels, ones I selected for him. After he read Redwall because one of his...

Ecks... Ecks you've missed why Raskalnikov feels he is a "Superman" (this is the term we used for our AP discussions). He does not feel he is a greater person because he can kill without remorse. Raskalnikov is in the belief he could kill a principle, not a person. However he realizes he is...

I've decided I need a new forum to join and since books are of the utmost importance and I've decided I'm the only person l know besides 2 others at my school who can read properly, I've decided to come here....looks large and nice enough.