Books other than Twilight

i wanna name one of my kids Hermione and then a boy Remy...

but yeah Rosalie is a pretty name... but I don't think I could name my kid that though because of how Someone Needs To Wash My Mouth Out With Soap. Rosalie acts in the books sometimes.

Hahahahaha nice cover up Yeah but i think it"s beautiful. And Alice too. and Esme....maybe I'lll just make my own Cullen family...

and have that many kids? good luck to you!

i have no idea what i would want to name my kids. it changes. i actually like the name leah (only when it's pronounced lay-ah, though)... -shrug-

anyway, getting back on topic, i found a new book by eva ibbotsen called the dragonfly pool, which i liked a lot. it's for younger kids, really, but not that much younger. -shrug-

haha that'd be awesome just name all your kids after the Cullens and have your own vampire family!

I know!! That's a lot of damn kids though....

lol yeah i know. i feel bad for mormon wives. my mormon friend wants to have 8 kids with his wife. i'm like "note to self: never marry you"

and just as further info, it's not like required for mormons to have a lot of kids, just usually they do. but there are some that don't. i guess it's just a harmless stereotype lol

eight kids. wow. that's more than an entire cullen family!

look at stephenie: she's mormon, and she only has three kids, right?

yeah. I just wanted to be clear that not all mormons are like that, just a lot of them, and mostly all the ones i've met lol.

yup,,,

so now i'm very indecisive. i don't know if i should read the tenth circle by jodi picoult (i've seen the movie already) or read the third/fourth book in the vampire series by lj smith. being indecisive blows

Yeah, it does. I'm part way through like a million books at the moment.

Ooooo, I'm reading Vampire Academy right now. I'm only a few pages in, but I already like it a lot Vampire books are awesome.

I always plan to name my kids after characters from books. I usually just end up giving those names to characters in my stories, instead I agree, Rosalie is a really pretty name.

Dimitri has a duster lol

The book Candy has been coming up alot. I read it my freshman year and really enjoyed it. I suggest it to anyone who hasn't read it yet.

What's it about?

But yeah currently I'm reading American Colonies by Alan Taylor.

yay.

friggin summer reading.

INTERVEIW WITH A VAMPIRE - ANNE RICE....READ IT NOW!!!!!

yeah it's really good

now i'm reading the sequel to vampire diaries. yay!

Well, I suggest Undone by Brooke Taylor yet again! It's so friggin hilairious and awesome.

Candy (it's by Kevin Brooks) is basicly about this guy who falls in love with prostitute who's a runaway and heroin addict.

Hmm, interesting. (Lol, I'm actually not being sarcastic.)

You know what book I recommend to everybody who can get their hands on it? Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad. Best. Book. Ever.

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*MASSIVE COUGHING FIT*
In other words, DON'T EVER READ IT. I swear it's the stupidest, most boring and pointless book that was ever written. It's only like three chapters long and yet I couldn't even force myself through one of those chapters for school. Still managed to write three essays on it, somehow...

Anyway, back to REAL books... Dimitri has a duster? Lol, I haven't read up to that part yet. Now I'm intrigued... Rose still hasn't had her first training session with Dimitri yet. I'm wondering how dead she's gonna be

i'm almost done with the lord of the rings, and i'm actually thoroughly enjoying myself. i didn't really expect to, to be honest. though, i must say, i find the stories of tolkein's superb craftsmanship to be a bit overblown. they're good books, mind you, but i don't think he's the best writer in the world. his characters aren't quite realistic enough, in my opinion. not like, to take a well known example () twilight, where you really feel the life in the characters. tolkein's people are perfectly scripted. not that they have no faults, but their faults are just as perfectly planned. they have no life. they don't talk to me at all, and they don't talk to each other very well either. (he's good at scenery and description, but he sucks at dialog. even accounting for the different style of talking he's given them, it doesn't sound real.)

but anyway. enough complaining. they're good books and you should read them.

Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury is one of my favorite books even if he did kill off my favorite character. *mourns the death of my favorite character*

yeach. sorry, but i hated that book. the only good character was what's-her-name the girl, and she died. -muttermutter-

I know! They killed her off. I heard she lives in the movie though.

I still need to borrow that book....

Anyway, I recommend 357 Things We Are Not Allowed To Do by Breana Hummel. She first wrote it and posted it on FictionPress. It is now on sale. Here is the site to get the information on the book, because I am too lazy to type it all. Haha!
http://www.lulu.com/content/2160182

she posted it on fpress.com? cool! do you think it's still up? i doubt it, but one can always hope... -goes to check provided link- -grins- sounds entertaining! maybe i'll check it out.

Yeah, it was a good story. I suggest it!

Dan the man! You're finally back on CC!