Jessalina's comments (member since Mar 29, 2008)

Jessalina's comments from the Chicks On Lit group.

I've never really had to wait for a book. But that's because I tend to buy books I want to read. When I go to the library, it's just because there isn't really anything I want to read, so I look for a book there that I wouldn't have thought of reading before.

Hehe... I like have a selection of books (though currently I really have to stop buying more, I'm running out of shelf space).

Well I've been going book shopping crazy. Yesterday I bought: Touching Darkness, Blue Noon, and Tail of the Moon Vol. 13. Today I bought The Crow, The Morning Gift, and Volumes 3-5 of The Gentlemen's Alliance Cross. In the Mail the other day I got Magic Lost Trouble Found, Warrior, The Good Neighbors Book One: Kin, Beyond Ragnarok and Relic Quest. And I have 6 books on the way.

I used to hate listing to audio books. When I entered elementary school, my mother told the school Spanish was my first language, bad bad idea, because they thought that meant I didn't know English (though Spanish was my first language I'm more fluent in English, I've always been even at the age of five). I hated being kept behind in reading, because the school always assumed I couldn't read in English (they should have taught me to read in Spanish, I had to teach myself how to do that). So I always felt that listening to audio books meant I was dumber than everyone else, because everyone else got to read on their own.

Now, I wouldn't use them, just because I hate listening to people read out loud, because once you get used to hearing one voice read to you, you always expect that one person to read.

Right now I'm reading the Dream of the Stone by Christina Askounis. Then I think I'm going to read The Looking Glass Wars by Frank Beddor.

Well... first I had a Blogdrive Blog. But I go bored with that one, so I switched to Xanga. But I wanted to customize my layout. So I went in search of another one and I know have Blogger.

I'll have to agree with everyone who said My Sister's Keeper. Truthfully I have read any of her books however I've heard so much about that one, and I've been trying to get my own hands on it.