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[Anna]

10 Things you couldn't do without

1. Books, short of that audio books.
2. Tea
3. My family
4. bathrooms
5. my glasses
6. My animals (dogs and horses mostly)
7. chocolate
8. music

[Debby]

10 Things you couldn't do without

1. Books, short of that audio books.
2. Tea
3. My family
4. bathrooms
5. my glasses
6. My animals (dogs and horses mostly)
7. chocolate
8. music
9. hugs and kisses

[Apokripos]

10 Things you couldn't do without

1. Books, short of that audio books.
2. Tea
3. My family
4. bathrooms
5. my glasses
6. My animals (dogs and horses mostly)
7. chocolate
8. music
9. hugs and kisses
10. my two cups of coffee/cappucino a day

[Apokripos]

List 10 of the Best Young-Adult Fiction Writers and their Work

1. The Chocolate War by Robert Cormier

[Liz]

3. Katherine Paterson - Bridge to Terabithia

[Liz]

4.Phillip Pullman - The Golden Compass

[Debby]

List 10 of the Best Young-Adult Fiction Writers and their Work

1. The Chocolate War by Robert Cormier
2. Lian Hearn - Across the Nightingale Floor
3. Katherine Paterson - Bridge to Terabithia
4. Phillip Pullman - The Golden Compass

Sorry, the OCD kicked in. I had to make the last two entries into the list format.

[Meghan]

List 10 of the Best Young-Adult Fiction Writers and their Work

1. The Chocolate War by Robert Cormier
2. Lian Hearn - Across the Nightingale Floor
3. Katherine Paterson - Bridge to Terabithia
4. Phillip Pullman - The Golden Compass
5. Kristin Cashore- Graceling

[[deleted user]]

List 10 of the Best Young-Adult Fiction Writers and their Work

1. The Chocolate War by Robert Cormier
2. Lian Hearn - Across the Nightingale Floor
3. Katherine Paterson - Bridge to Terabithia
4. Phillip Pullman - The Golden Compass
5. Kristin Cashore- Graceling
6. J.K. Rowling - Harry Potter Series

[Kandice]

List 10 of the Best Young-Adult Fiction Writers and their Work

1. The Chocolate War by Robert Cormier
2. Lian Hearn - Across the Nightingale Floor
3. Katherine Paterson - Bridge to Terabithia
4. Phillip Pullman - The Golden Compass
5. Kristin Cashore- Graceling
6. J.K. Rowling - Harry Potter Series
7. Suzanne Collins-The Hunger Games

[[deleted user]]

1. The Chocolate War by Robert Cormier
2. Lian Hearn - Across the Nightingale Floor
3. Katherine Paterson - Bridge to Terabithia
4. Phillip Pullman - The Golden Compass
5. Kristin Cashore- Graceling
6. J.K. Rowling - Harry Potter Series
7. Suzanne Collins-The Hunger Games
8.The Jungle Books, Rudyard Kipling

[Morgan P]

List of the 10 best Young-Adult Fiction Writers and their work

1. The Chocolate War by Robert Cormier
2. Lian Hearn - Across the Nightingale Floor
3. Katherine Paterson - Bridge to Terabithia
4. Phillip Pullman - The Golden Compass
5. Kristin Cashore- Graceling
6. J.K. Rowling - Harry Potter Series
7. Suzanne Collins-The Hunger Games
8. The Jungle Books, Rudyard Kipling
9. S.E. Hinton- The Outsiders

[Anne]

List of the 10 best Young-Adult Fiction Writers and their work

1. The Chocolate War by Robert Cormier
2. Lian Hearn - Across the Nightingale Floor
3. Katherine Paterson - Bridge to Terabithia
4. Phillip Pullman - The Golden Compass
5. Kristin Cashore- Graceling
6. J.K. Rowling - Harry Potter Series
7. Suzanne Collins-The Hunger Games
8. The Jungle Books, Rudyard Kipling
9. S.E. Hinton- The Outsiders
10. The Dicey Tillerman series, by Cynthia Voigt

10 Things You Wish You'd Learned in High School

[[deleted user]]

10 Things You Wish You'd Learned in High School

1. Stuff that would be useful in life and not just in a classroom.
2. How to stick it to that bully

[Kandice]

10 Things You Wish You'd Learned in High School

1. Stuff that would be useful in life and not just in a classroom.
2. How to stick it to that bully
3. How to create and stick to a budget. ( kind of like #1, but more specific!)

[Nancy]

10 Things You Wish You'd Learned in High School

1. Stuff that would be useful in life and not just in a classroom.
2. How to stick it to that bully
3. How to create and stick to a budget. ( kind of like #1, but more specific!)
4. How to appreciate poetry.

[Leanne]

10 Things You Wish You'd Learned in High School

1. Stuff that would be useful in life and not just in a classroom.
2. How to stick it to that bully
3. How to create and stick to a budget. ( kind of like #1, but more specific!)
4. How to appreciate poetry.
5. I wish I'd learnt to appreciate the fact that I had no real responsibilities whilst at school

[Apokripos]

10 Things You Wish You'd Learned in High School

1. Stuff that would be useful in life and not just in a classroom.
2. How to stick it to that bully
3. How to create and stick to a budget. ( kind of like #1, but more specific!)
4. How to appreciate poetry.
5. I wish I'd learnt to appreciate the fact that I had no real responsibilities whilst at school
6. The standard English grammar.

[rebecca j]

10 Things You Wish You'd Learned in High School

1. Stuff that would be useful in life and not just in a classroom.
2. How to stick it to that bully
3. How to create and stick to a budget. ( kind of like #1, but more specific!)
4. How to appreciate poetry.
5. I wish I'd learnt to appreciate the fact that I had no real responsibilities whilst at school
6. The standard English grammar.
7. How to talk to others without being shy

[Debby]

10 Things You Wish You'd Learned in High School

1. Stuff that would be useful in life and not just in a classroom.
2. How to stick it to that bully
3. How to create and stick to a budget. ( kind of like #1, but more specific!)
4. How to appreciate poetry.
5. I wish I'd learnt to appreciate the fact that I had no real responsibilities whilst at school
6. That saying "NO" and meaning it is a good thing and that going on a date wasn't supposed to be hand-to-hand combat!!

[rebecca j]

10 Things You Wish You'd Learned in High School

1. Stuff that would be useful in life and not just in a classroom.
2. How to stick it to that bully
3. How to create and stick to a budget. ( kind of like #1, but more specific!)
4. How to appreciate poetry.
5. I wish I'd learned to appreciate the fact that I had no real responsibilities whilst at school
6. The standard English grammar.
7. How to talk to others without being shy
8. That saying "NO" and meaning it is a good thing and that going on a date wasn't supposed to be hand-to-hand combat!
9. More practical birth control advice than "Don't have sex, that's really all they want" from my Mom. (yes, that really was the extent of my information, different times!)

[Debby]

10 Things You Wish You'd Learned in High School

1. Stuff that would be useful in life and not just in a classroom.
2. How to stick it to that bully
3. How to create and stick to a budget. ( kind of like #1, but more specific!)
4. How to appreciate poetry.
5. I wish I'd learned to appreciate the fact that I had no real responsibilities whilst at school
6. The standard English grammar.
7. How to talk to others without being shy
8. That saying "NO" and meaning it is a good thing and that going on a date wasn't supposed to be hand-to-hand combat!
9. More practical birth control advice than "Don't have sex, that's really all they want" from my Mom. (yes, that really was the extent of my information, different times!)
10. High school lasts for 4 years. If it's fun, enjoy it. If it's not, endure it and move on with your life. It isn't worth carrying around high school baggage all of your life!!!

10 books you've read recently that you'd highly reconned to others!

[Debby]

10 books you've read recently that you'd highly reconned to others!

1. Water for Elephants

[rebecca j]

10 books you've read recently that you'd highly recommend to others!

1. Water for Elephants
2. A Great and Terrible Beauty

[Anna]

1. Water for Elephants
2. A Great and Terrible Beauty
3. A Tree Grows in Brooklyn

[Kandice]

10 books you've read recently that you'd highly recommend to others!
1. Water for Elephants
2. A Great and Terrible Beauty
3. A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
4. The Hunger GamesSuzanne Collins

[[deleted user]]

10 books you've read recently that you'd highly recommend to others!
1. Water for Elephants
2. A Great and Terrible Beauty
3. A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
4. The Hunger GamesSuzanne Collins
5. Veronika Decides to Die A Novel of Redemption, Paulo Cohelo

[Leshawn]

10 books you've read recently that you'd highly recommend to others!
1. Water for Elephants
2. A Great and Terrible Beauty
3. A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
4. The Hunger Games Suzanne Collins
5. Veronika Decides to Die A Novel of Redemption, Paulo Cohelo
6. Night of the Avenging Blowfish:A Novel of Covert Operations, Love and Luncheon Meat by John Welter

[Debby]

Anna wrote: "
3. A Tree Grows in Brooklyn"

A Tree Grows in Brooklyn is one of my all-time favorite boks. I recently re-read it and LOVED it!!

[Debby]

10 books you've read recently that you'd highly recommend to others!

1. Water for Elephants
2. A Great and Terrible Beauty
3. A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
4. The Hunger Games Suzanne Collins
5. Veronika Decides to Die A Novel of Redemption, Paulo Cohelo
6. Night of the Avenging Blowfish:A Novel of Covert Operations, Love and Luncheon Meat by John Welter
7. Where the River Ends by Charles Martin (one of my favorite GF authors)

[Rose]

9. White Tiger

[Leanne]

10 books you've read recently that you'd highly recommend to others!

1. Water for Elephants
2. A Great and Terrible Beauty
3. A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
4. The Hunger Games Suzanne Collins
5. Veronika Decides to Die A Novel of Redemption, Paulo Cohelo
6. Night of the Avenging Blowfish:A Novel of Covert Operations, Love and Luncheon Meat by John Welter
7. Where the River Ends by Charles Martin (one of my favorite GF authors)
8. The Great Gatsby
9. White Tiger
10. The Secret Life of Bees

10 Books you enjoyed more than you thought you would

1. The Secret Life of Bees (this one was such a pleasant surprise for me, couldn't put it down!)

[Apokripos]

10 Books you enjoyed more than you thought you would

1. The Secret Life of Bees (this one was such a pleasant surprise for me, couldn't put it down!)
2. Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell (almost everyone might be intimidated by its sheer bulk and the slow-pacing of the novel, but do give it time guys and you will find that this book is truly worth your while!)

[Stella]

10 Books you enjoyed more than you thought you would

1. The Secret Life of Bees (this one was such a pleasant surprise for me, couldn't put it down!)
2. Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell (almost everyone might be intimidated by its sheer bulk and the slow-pacing of the novel, but do give it time guys and you will find that this book is truly worth your while!)
3. Emma by Jane Austen: in the movie adaptation Emma irritated me a bit, but I simply LOVED the novel! all the characters with their quirkiness, it was fresh, witty and so funny! a delightful surprise!

[Mosca]

10 Books you enjoyed more than you thought you would

1. The Secret Life of Bees (this one was such a pleasant surprise for me, couldn't put it down!)
2. Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell (almost everyone might be intimidated by its sheer bulk and the slow-pacing of the novel, but do give it time guys and you will find that this book is truly worth your while!)
3. Emma by Jane Austen: in the movie adaptation Emma irritated me a bit, but I simply LOVED the novel! all the characters with their quirkiness, it was fresh, witty and so funny! a delightful surprise!
4. The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao
5. Prodigal Summer A Novel by Barbara Kingsolver

[Debby]

10 Books you enjoyed more than you thought you would

1. The Secret Life of Bees (this one was such a pleasant surprise for me, couldn't put it down!)
2. Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell (almost everyone might be intimidated by its sheer bulk and the slow-pacing of the novel, but do give it time guys and you will find that this book is truly worth your while!)
3. Emma by Jane Austen: in the movie adaptation Emma irritated me a bit, but I simply LOVED the novel! all the characters with their quirkiness, it was fresh, witty and so funny! a delightful surprise!
4. The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao
5. Prodigal Summer A Novel by Barbara Kingsolver
7. The Shack by William Young (I read it to see what the "hype" was all about. Didn't expect much. Found it an interesting read.)

[Debby]

10 Books you enjoyed more than you thought you would

1. The Secret Life of Bees (this one was such a pleasant surprise for me, couldn't put it down!)
2. Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell (almost everyone might be intimidated by its sheer bulk and the slow-pacing of the novel, but do give it time guys and you will find that this book is truly worth your while!)
3. Emma by Jane Austen: in the movie adaptation Emma irritated me a bit, but I simply LOVED the novel! all the characters with their quirkiness, it was fresh, witty and so funny! a delightful surprise!
4. The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao
5. Prodigal Summer A Novel by Barbara Kingsolver
7. The Shack by William Young (I read it to see what the "hype" was all about. Didn't expect much. Found it an interesting read.)
8. The Face of Death by McFadyen

[Jamie]

0 Books you enjoyed more than you thought you would

1. The Secret Life of Bees (this one was such a pleasant surprise for me, couldn't put it down!)
2. Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell (almost everyone might be intimidated by its sheer bulk and the slow-pacing of the novel, but do give it time guys and you will find that this book is truly worth your while!)
3. Emma by Jane Austen: in the movie adaptation Emma irritated me a bit, but I simply LOVED the novel! all the characters with their quirkiness, it was fresh, witty and so funny! a delightful surprise!
4. The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao
5. Prodigal Summer A Novel by Barbara Kingsolver
7. The Shack by William Young (I read it to see what the "hype" was all about. Didn't expect much. Found it an interesting read.)
8. The Face of Death by McFadye
9. Twilight : )

[Leila]

10 Books you enjoyed more than you thought you would

1. The Secret Life of Bees (this one was such a pleasant surprise for me, couldn't put it down!)
2. Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell (almost everyone might be intimidated by its sheer bulk and the slow-pacing of the novel, but do give it time guys and you will find that this book is truly worth your while!)
3. Emma by Jane Austen: in the movie adaptation Emma irritated me a bit, but I simply LOVED the novel! all the characters with their quirkiness, it was fresh, witty and so funny! a delightful surprise!
4. The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao
5. Prodigal Summer A Novel by Barbara Kingsolver
7. The Shack by William Young (I read it to see what the "hype" was all about. Didn't expect much. Found it an interesting read.)
8. The Face of Death by McFadye
9. Twilight : )
10. Jane Eyre

10 Things You Have Recently Become Obsessed About

1. Doctor Who

[Leshawn]

10 Things You Have Recently Become Obsessed About

1. Doctor Who
2. HBO's "In Treatment" on DVD. I love watching the changes in the patients as the hour progresses.

[rebecca j]

10 Things You Have Recently Become Obsessed About

1. Doctor Who
2. HBO's "In Treatment" on DVD. I love watching the changes in the patients as the hour progresses.
3. The Spring Challenge - I just can't read fast enough!

[[deleted user]]

10 Things You Have Recently Become Obsessed About

1. Doctor Who
2. HBO's "In Treatment" on DVD. I love watching the changes in the patients as the hour progresses.
3. The Spring Challenge - I just can't read fast enough!
4. Heroes - my husband and I watched the first and second season within 2 weeks and are now caught up on the new season... yay!

[Debby]

10 Things You Have Recently Become Obsessed About

1. Doctor Who
2. HBO's "In Treatment" on DVD. I love watching the changes in the patients as the hour progresses.
3. The Spring Challenge - I just can't read fast enough!
4. Heroes - my husband and I watched the first and second season within 2 weeks and are now caught up on the new season... yay!
5. my 29-year-old son finding a eew job and moving into his own place

[Apokripos]

10 Things You Have Recently Become Obsessed About

1. Doctor Who
2. HBO's "In Treatment" on DVD. I love watching the changes in the patients as the hour progresses.
3. The Spring Challenge - I just can't read fast enough!
4. Heroes - my husband and I watched the first and second season within 2 weeks and are now caught up on the new season... yay!
5. my 29-year-old son finding a eew job and moving into his own place
6. Buying and collecting every J.M. Coetzee books I see on bookstores every where.

[Rose]

10 Things You Have Recently Become Obsessed About

1. Doctor Who
2. HBO's "In Treatment" on DVD. I love watching the changes in the patients as the hour progresses.
3. The Spring Challenge - I just can't read fast enough!
4. Heroes - my husband and I watched the first and second season within 2 weeks and are now caught up on the new season... yay!
5. my 29-year-old son finding a eew job and moving into his own place
6. Buying and collecting every J.M. Coetzee books I see on bookstores every where.
7. NBBC, I AM ADDICTED.

[Sara ♥]

10 Things You Have Recently Become Obsessed About

1. Doctor Who
2. HBO's "In Treatment" on DVD. I love watching the changes in the patients as the hour progresses.
3. The Spring Challenge - I just can't read fast enough!
4. Heroes - my husband and I watched the first and second season within 2 weeks and are now caught up on the new season... yay!
5. my 29-year-old son finding a eew job and moving into his own place
6. Buying and collecting every J.M. Coetzee books I see on bookstores every where.
7. NBBC, I AM ADDICTED.
8. Lemonheads (the candy). I have no idea why, but I can't get enough of them!!

[Anna]

10 Things You Have Recently Become Obsessed About

1. Doctor Who
2. HBO's "In Treatment" on DVD. I love watching the changes in the patients as the hour progresses.
3. The Spring Challenge - I just can't read fast enough!
4. Heroes - my husband and I watched the first and second season within 2 weeks and are now caught up on the new season... yay!
5. my 29-year-old son finding a eew job and moving into his own place
6. Buying and collecting every J.M. Coetzee books I see on bookstores every where.
7. NBBC, I AM ADDICTED.
8. Lemonheads (the candy). I have no idea why, but I can't get enough of them!!
9. Columbia sportswear socks...I don't do anything outdoorsy but I just love them

[[deleted user]]

Doctor Who
2. HBO's "In Treatment" on DVD. I love watching the changes in the patients as the hour progresses.
3. The Spring Challenge - I just can't read fast enough!
4. Heroes - my husband and I watched the first and second season within 2 weeks and are now caught up on the new season... yay!
5. my 29-year-old son finding a eew job and moving into his own place
6. Buying and collecting every J.M. Coetzee books I see on bookstores every where.
7. NBBC, I AM ADDICTED.
8. Lemonheads (the candy). I have no idea why, but I can't get enough of them!!
9. Columbia sportswear socks...I don't do anything outdoorsy but I just love them
10. Watching music videos on UTube

[[deleted user]]

10 most absurd excuses you've heard (for anything)
1. While in school, heard a classmate say he lost his homework on his way to school as a cow ate it.

[Anne]

10 most absurd excuses you've heard (for anything)
1. While in school, heard a classmate say he lost his homework on his way to school as a cow ate it.
2. My son and our cat: "I can't get up, Mouse is in my lap."