I finished Dragon’s Keep with mixed feelings; it was dark and dreary, and the girl was subjected (is that even a word, ahem?) to such abuse by the dragon without hardly standing up to him that I got mad, thinking about how I wouldn’t stand fer it! (I can be somewhat of a spitfire.) The ending was ok, but all throughout the book there was this running theme that dragons are better and more morally sound that humans, who are thieves and murderers, and the only thing that kept the heroine decent was the fact that she had a dragon’s claw. I couldn’t figure out in the end whether the girl proved that humans aren’t as bad as all that, or if she was proud of her claw because dragons are indeed better than humans. I don’t like books that demean humans because, after all, I am one!

More than a Carpenter by Josh Mc-something. It’s very good!!!

She’s so bally complicated!!!!!! :x

I’m getting into Salamandastron now, FINALLY…

Oh that was cute.

Little Women by Louisa May Alcott

I saw the movie with Katharine Hepburn in it and I loved it

I only saw part of that version and it looked very boring!!! Bhaer?

Mom accidentally got me Triss when I’d only read Mossflower or so!

I finished The Last Dragon…part one rocked, the beginning and the end of part two also rocked. The middle of part two was difficult and stupid and boring! (I’m such a nice guy…)

OOOOOH, and I just finished A Walk to Remember amid tears and impromtu sobs. VERY good book! (mature, tho’…)