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I feel Fred and George to be the comic relief of the book. After the books went so deep into the darker style, Fred and George made you breath a sigh of comfort whenever the chapter mentioned them. Unlike the other characters, it often seems they will be the less troubled throughout life. I...

Sometimes, I get the feeling Snape and Dumbledore had a conspiracy together, and that it was all a trick to fool Voldemort into thinking he was safe. I certainly hope this is the case. I'd hate to think that Snape was the bad guy, after the school and Dumbledore fought so hard to promote his...

I share your hopes.

Me too. I will get desperate enough to read water-logged books, just so long as the text is even the slightest bit clear.

Audio books are a blessing for people who want to read and do other things at the same time. An audio book during housecleaning, or while you are drawing (which is usually my case) is handy! Unfortunately, hearing people read aloud makes me sleepy, even if it's an interesting story, so I steer...

I like reading intently, which usually ensures that I stay with the book longer. But I don't mind taking longer to read a book, so long as I am enjoying it.

My favorite way to read is alone in a room, with my headphones on, generally playing something classical. I am not too fond of reading in places with loud noises, but I can if I want to. But it's easier for me to read during a simple conversation, and a movie that isn't too demanding of your...

I am a little possessive over the books that are special to me, but my possession goes only so far as to make sure it goes back on my bookshelf. I don't mind letting others read them, so long as I know I can trust them to be responsible with them, and return it when they are finished as soon as...

Well, it looks as though Voldemort might die, if she doesn't decide to make him go on, and on, and on, and on, etc. I wouldn't be too unhappy if Harry died, but I do hope Ron and Snape live. And Ollivander too. I remember he was captured in the 6th book, and I hope he survives. Well...

I was either 12 or 13 (can't remember which) when I first read the Philosophers Stone.

You are lucky. It is one of the hardest books to find. I have only ever seen the movie, but I'd love to give the book a read!

It seems like you have described "The Wind in the Willows". It's not as childish as most other books, and it is very fun for a quick read. Not too mention it is a classic.

The last book I purchased was "Dune" as a gift. I read it and finished it during a trip to my relatives for the holiday. Great book!

I would have to vote on quality. It doesn't matter if it's a 1000 page book, to a simple 200 pager. Just so long as the story is good. But sometimes, I do enjoy the message within, if it's a good, or clever message.

I must have way too much time on my hands. Because I am not in school, and have no job on account of moving recently to a new town, I have all of this time to do the things I love to do the most. This includes reading, as well as my artwork and music. I spend at least 3 hours dedicated to my...

Thanks everyone! Few questions to answer. mehastings asked me to tell a bit about myself. Well, I'm kinda complex, but that makes it actually easier to explain myself. All I have to say is that I like pretty much everything. I am interested in everything from Road signs to Opera Houses...

Hello everyone! Everything here looks nice and fun, so I hope no one minds if I just hop right in, and make myself at home! :)