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  • in reply to: Classics :) #42462
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    Pip here again; I just remembered, Frankenstien is a lot better than Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. :-)

    in reply to: RUNNING OUT OF BOOKS!!! #42188
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    Is anyone’s library excurions quite complicated? Boy, I tell ya! I have books on different due dates, ILL that have been rechecked, ILL that can’t be rechecked therefore haveta be returned, books that have been rechecked once so haveta be put back into the system and taken right back out again by me, books that have been put back and taken right out twice…you name it!

    in reply to: Homeschoolers and Books #42554
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    I hate it or love it, depending on how it went! Right now it’s 6:10 in the morning, and I’m about to start Algebra 2.

    in reply to: Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader #41370
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    Yes yes, sufficiently bratty!

    in reply to: Movies vs. Books #42389
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    Never heard of that book.

    Holes the book was very good, and the movie was just a bit nastier (tho’ I was interrupted near the end and never came back to it). Aw, I’d had some book that I was gonna say would make a really good movie, but I just forgot it! *piteous tears*

    in reply to: What Are You Reading? #40735
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    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!

    in reply to: Read-a-Thon ’08 Questions and Comments #42130
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    Last Christmas Mom actually emailed him and he sent me some little autographed stickers!

    in reply to: Dragons in Our Midst #43219
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    The first and fourth are the best, but like I’ve said before: the middle ones went way over my head as far as technology went! The only thing that kept me reading was perhaps Professor Hamilton and Walter!!! And the fact that I might have wanted to find out what happens next…

    in reply to: LOTR! #43160
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    Ooh, The Hobbit was pretty good, tho’ as you say, hard to get through.

    in reply to: Classics :) #42461
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    Little Women rocked, gotta read that ‘un! Anne of Green Gables, The Count of Monte Cristo and A Little Princess were all verra good…funny, I didn’t like The Seceret Garden nearly as much!

    Lost Horizon (except for the ending) was boring; Heart of Darkness stank, The Illiad was ok but The Odyssey, ugh! I couldn’t even finish it; Green Mansions was sad but pretty, The Hound of the Baskervilles was spooky and delicious, The Wind in the Willows was so dreadfully eleborate that we almost stopped reading it aloud but are now quite glad we didn’t, and Around the World in 80 Days is like that and much better then 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, which I am now working on. Ben-Hur wasn’t as good as The Robe, Great Expectations was meloncholy but worth the effort to read, A Christmas Carol should be read by everyone, and I’ll post back later when I have consulted my Archives!!!!!!

    in reply to: LOTR! #43158
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    Yup! I forgot, have you read LotR?

    in reply to: Homeschoolers and Books #42551
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    (On second thought, perhaps you’re not a visual learner!!!!) :roll:

    in reply to: E.E.’s Magic series #43268
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    His books are very light-hearted and fresh, almost. I like to escape into one of those types of books now and again. :P

    in reply to: Homeschoolers and Books #42549
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    Yeah, that would help somewhat! :o I guess you must be a visual learner.

    in reply to: LOTR! #43156
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    I love that one sentence, Alyosha!

    Nice ta see ya posting more on threads, monkeygal693! (A.K.A. Celeborn…)

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