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  • Writing Activities Re: Is it wrong to love one of your characters?

    That's your job, to feel for your characters! There's nothing wrong with that. Actually, I think maybe there'd be something wrong if the author didn't feel something :)

    Apr 12, 2007
  • Media Reviews Re: Ink Heart & Ink Spell by Cornelia Funke

    I've recently come across a trilogy of books that has sucked me in completely. Now I normally obsess about what I read, but it was even worse in this particular ...

    Oct 15, 2006
  • Media Reviews Re: Les Miserables

    I love Les Mis! I got it for my birthday a few years ago and read it over the summer. It turned out that we read it in English that ...

    Oct 15, 2006
  • Media Reviews Re: Far From the Madding Crowd~Thomas Hardy

    I've seen the rest of his books at Borders :evil: But you could probably special order them from any bookstore.

    Aug 27, 2006
  • Media Reviews Re: Uglies

    Uglies was wonderful! I have also read the Pretties and it was good too, although I don't think I liked it as much. I don't know, I probably just need ...

    Aug 16, 2006
  • Media Reviews Re: Far From the Madding Crowd~Thomas Hardy

    Definetly! Have you read his other books as well?

    Aug 15, 2006
  • Media Reviews Re: The Silmarillion

    It was good. Especially liked the part about Beren and Luthien. Have you read it before?

    Aug 15, 2006
  • Media Reviews Re: Far From the Madding Crowd~Thomas Hardy

    Another Thomas Hardy novel and a good read. I'd read Far From the Madding Crowd first though because this book is tragic. I just finished it. It's sad, but very ...

    Aug 14, 2006
  • Media Reviews Re: Far From the Madding Crowd~Thomas Hardy

    If you are a fan of good English Lit, then this is a book you have to read. Far From the Madding Crowd takes place in fictional Wessex, England. The ...

    Aug 13, 2006


I wonder if people felt the freedom in our culture to love louder, if they'd be quicker to say "I miss you" when the absence of someone is felt instead of just thinking it.
— soundofmind