Amanda's comments
(member since Sep 12, 2008)
Amanda's comments from the The Next Best Book Club group.
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Jasper Hale from Twilight. Edward is a tad bit too controlling for me. I wouldn't be able to put up with him in real life.
Jasper <3.
Ugh whenever I start a new book, I'll be about two chapters until the end and get impatient and want to read a new book. I rarely read the end of the book, I usually just look up what happens.
It's frustrating at times.
Only four.
First grade. I had to do Hooked on Phonics... I was a little behind.
WHAT IS YOUR NAME?: Amanda
4 LETTER WORD: Area
BOY NAME: Aaron
GIRL NAME: Alyssa
OCCUPATION: Astronaut
A COLOR: Azure
BEVERAGE: Apple Juice
SOMETHING FOUND IN A BATHROOM: Aftershave
A PLACE: Amsterdam
REASON FOR BEING LATE: Appointment
FOOD: Asparagus
SOMETHING YOU SHOUT: Amen!
Fiona, I agree with you. I loved Atonement so much. It's one of my favorites.
I'm surprised so many people find it boring!
ANDREW LOL.
I just don't like how he wrote his story in such great detail. It just seemed unnecessary to me.
If it was true or not, I feel like the author should have told less about what happened too him (there was too much detail), and did more to prevent it from happening again.
I remember crying during Where the Red Fern Grows. I cried when I read Click Here, but I was in sixth grade. I might have been a little emotional back then.
1. A Child Called "It": Badly written, sick, and most likely full of lies. I couldn't finish it.
2. The Notebook: I know I don't like Spark's books after reading this. It seemed like a cheap romance. Loved the movie, though.
3. Breaking Dawn: I'm not a huge fan of the other books, but this book is awful.
4. Go Ask Alice: It seemed fake, and I cared less and less about the character the more I read.
Pride and Prejudice.
Sense and Sensibility is personally my favorite, though.
Fifteen, but I didn't like reading until the beginning of this summer, so that's good for me. Hahha.
My favorite biography is Jackie Ethel Joan: The Women of Camelot.
The Last Lecture is also good.
There's a Top Model for, like, everywhere, lol.
Uhm the Gossip Girl books are badly written and half way through the series, there's a ghost writer. So it's a little confusing.
I adore the television show, though!
Blehg. I'm too poor to buy my own books anymore *tear*.
However when I go to the library, I can't stand getting paperback. I'm afraid I'll destroy them.
Like most people have posted, Harlequin romance novels.
Sci-fi, horror.
I don't like most mysteries.
1. The Secret Garden
2. To Kill a Mockingbird
3. Atonement
4. The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time
5. Pride and Prejudice
I just finished The Virgin Suicides.
I need to take a trip to the library, but they still don't have electricity.
*frown*
Our electricity was out, too. We just got internet a few minutes ago.
I got to catch up on reading, though. :)
