*kool aid man* ohhh yeeaahhh

Melancholy. The best synonym for "sad" ever.

Logan Lerman & PJO•••Percy, Jace,Edward wrote: "Sounds sad. I can like some sad movies/books... but not all the time. That one just seems too melancholy."

me too! i usually dont like melancholy books (good word, btw!) it makes me like "gah solve your problems already! "

it is really sad. i cried a lot when i read that book but its SO good!

Sounds sad. I can like some sad movies/books... but not all the time. That one just seems too melancholy.

I haven't seen the movie, but book's great.

i have yet to read/watch it, though i got the movie for christmas

my mom said the ending was totally different from the book

yes! the movie ruined it *SPOILER ALERT* in the movie they killed the wrong sister ;(

ohh. i saw the movie... is it different from the book?

Oh, I was talking about My Sister's Keeper.

hmmm if we are, then i dont remember how that book ended, lol

Mounica wrote: "Many people don't like the ending, but I was fine with it. It's a good book, just really sad. "

Are we still talking about A child called "IT"?

ayundabhuwana wrote: "what about a sister's keeper? my friends and family thought it was great, but i wasnt allowed to read it yet.."

The book my sister's keeper is about a girl who is a designer baby and her whole purpose in life is to save her sister's life from cancer.
I saw the movie i just got the book for x-mas I can't wait to start with it.

Amelia*annabeth&percy*sittin in a tree* wrote: "Rae*Ani/Isi* *RolePlay Addicted* wrote: "i can immagine. my books generally are well behaved. though lock and key (a sarah dessen) i lonely, my clique books (Lisi Harrison) feel that they are super..."

not lately, but i did just bring home Charmed and Dangerous The Rise of the Pretty Committee, Gossip Girl, Private,and Privilege from borders, so there will be some soon, b/c those books are drama filled and are gonna be sure to create some.

Many people don't like the ending, but I was fine with it. It's a good book, just really sad.

what about a sister's keeper? my friends and family thought it was great, but i wasnt allowed to read it yet..

It is at first when my sister told me about that book and she told me it was a true story i could,'t believe her. So when I read i was shocked I still can't believe something like that happend. How that kid has so much self willing power, if it was me I would of probably gave up by now.

Iriana wrote: "Yes as in a Child called it. I also read THe lost boy which is the sequel to a child called it. Haha i love reading unsual authors. BUt if you search their names there are somewhat popular.
The 1..."

Oh LoLL. Becoming Naomi Leon was okay.

Rae*Ani/Isi* *RolePlay Addicted* wrote: "i can immagine. my books generally are well behaved. though lock and key (a sarah dessen) i lonely, my clique books (Lisi Harrison) feel that they are superior, and twilight gets picked on by Princ..."

so how are your books doing, rae?? any drama?

we had to read a child called it for class, ugghhhh that book is soo sad!

Yes as in a Child called it. I also read THe lost boy which is the sequel to a child called it. Haha i love reading unsual authors. BUt if you search their names there are somewhat popular.
The 1st book i read from Pam Munoz Ryan was Riding Freedom, what an amazing story. Pam had me hooked on her every since. Then i read Esperanza Rising but in spanish, then i read it in English. Haha. School thing.

Pam Munoz Ryan!!
I Love Esperanza Rising. :D

dave pelzer, as in "a child called it"?
i havent heard of like half of those, haha (ive heard of sarah and stephenie, though)

my favorite author are:
stephanie meyer
sarah dessen
sara shepard
lisa ann sandell
pam munoz ryan
kevin brooks
dave pelzer

okay, Shannon Hale is now one of my favorite authors!! she's definitely in my top-10:

1. JRR Tolkien
2. Lloyd Alexander
3. Rick Riordan
4. CS Lewis
5. JK Rowling
6. Shannon Hale
7. Stephenie Meyer
8. Frank Beddor
9. Charles Dickens/Nathaniel Hawthorne (tie--OLDIES)
10. Brian Jacques

lolz.

I know so cute I mean awesome

hahha :D

see the perfect way to explain it but when i don't like book they don't like it and I feel bad for the lame books so at least thier library so they go back home soon. i always say huggit out like these kirbys (>'')> <(''<)

yep. i mean after all, that's only fair. :P
i gave my books "the speech" today, you know: "just because mommy brings home some new hardbacks doesnt mean she doesnt love you!"

my books are really cool like my sulduggery books always help the rangers apprentice when they don't get ajoke and the HP and PJO always save every one and are really good friends My books don't like my libray books and the libray books do suck so go vamp plauges and vampirates and don't for get the Last apprentice the beat the crapout of the library books they all like each other except Breaking Dawn artemis keeps picking on her laughing at her with Artemis's Fowl cunning humor so my books could rule the world yayayay books they get along very well the good ones anyway

Hahaha <3
I guess I'm just a *raises eyebrow* likable person, eehh?

Also tell your LOTRs that the Minotaur doesn't stop at one...
For once you read aloud to a book, instead of it reading aloud to you :)

that is the ABSOLUTE TRUTH!
out of the mouths of babes shall come the TRUTH, hahaha! my PJs really like you, jedi master shelby. i read your quote aloud and they jumped up and down so hard they fell off the bookshelf. my LOTRs started laughing, getting all snooty and stuff, but the PJs didnt care. :P

Amelia*annabeth&percy*sittin in a tree* wrote: hahaha! i told that to my bookshelf, and The Lightning Thief was like, "oh yeah well i have a pen that is a SWORD!!" and then Sorcerer's Stone said "I have a wand!" and everybody went "..."

Yeah! Well wands don't protect you very well when you're dealing with the Minotaur who will charge at you before you can say "STUPEFY!"

yeps. we have a heck of a time just hanging out. lolz

hhahaha good for him!

it annoys the crap out of me! my mom asked him to send an email to the NBC Nightly News staion or watever, and my dad was like, "If they don't have time for me, I dont have time for them." lolz

hahaha :P

well, add that to the fact that apparently virginia never split into 2 states!!!!!! ugh!!!!! and when NBC did a thing on Route 50, they never stopped in WV!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (or so my dad told me. lolz)

yeah, hahaha. when i tell people im from california they're like OMG ARE YOU FROM LA???? HAVE YOU SEEN A MOVIE STAR??? ughhhh!

lolz. i've always lived in WV. when amy moved to CO last year, when she told people she was from WV, they were like, "oh, western Virginia? i have a friend/relative who lives in Roanoke/ Richmond" or whatever. it really annoys me when people say that.

cool! yeah we're history nerds in our family so we went through wheeling because of the wheeling convention in the Civil War. we've moved twice in my life, but we've always stayed in the SD area

i used to live in wheeling/moundsville. then i moved to the clarksburg area, then to mgtn, now im by marrietta,ohio on the WV side of the ohio river

we went through the appalachian pass and that brought us through WV, and then we went to wheeling and harper's ferry

lolz. what part?

ohhh cool! ive been there--is really beautiful!

yeps! WV is amazing like that! lol. tho we dont have as much as e did. its mostly melted by now

thats cool. i miss my family so much, cause im 3 states away. but im back now, hahha. do you live somewhere where you get snow for christmas?

the oldest goes to college 2 hours away- still in state, but its where my mom, uncle, g'ma, and g'pa on my mom's side went, so its not to bad.