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109 days ago

I meant what I said, and I said what I meant.
RIA sucks one-hundred percent.

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124 days ago

I remember this book as a child. It is very good and a classic. What a wonderful story for a child to read. There really is not anything like a relationship a child has with his dog.

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205 days ago

Speak is Laurie Halse Anderson's young adult novel that tells the story of a young girl, Melinda and as she goes through a period of depression & recovery.
Melinda was raped before her freshman year of high school at a party. Melinda calls the police and they come and break up the party. She is then shunned by all her peers including her best friend Rachel. She remains silent & slowly sinks into depression. Unable to verbalize what happened, Melinda stops speaking & expresses her feelings through her art. She slowly begins to acknowledge the fact that she was raped and finally starts speaking up.
This book is a must read for all teens. The author gives us the message through "Speak" that if anything like this were to ever occur to any teen, they must Speak up.

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363 days ago

Loved it! I was in the 5th grade when I read it for the first time, and I bought the book just to reread on my own. It was simple, and interesting. I constantly wondered what the character would do next to survive.

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519 days ago

Best book ever!

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527 days ago

I loved Fablehaven and it got me started on the rest of the series. However, it was NOT as good as the others in the series. I found the plot interesting, but the others were better because there were more characters, more excitement, adn much more was at stake.

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540 days ago



...and if I may, how the fuck are these children's books?

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578 days ago

It would be great if this book has a chapter on dawg poop. When people see me picking up after my girls, they have actually gone out of their way to thank me. Seems that not everyone has the common sense to do their part. What amazes me...even shocks me...is how dog owners think that it's okay to let their pets crap in the snow. When it does snow, there is crap everywhere, as if they had hoped that it would have snowed some more and covered it up. Even more, there seems to be the mentality that it will, some how, magically disappear when the snow melts. I'm tired of having to look at it. I'm tired of having to sidestep it. And when you have scent hounds, like I do, it drives them crazy and walking them is like walking 35 pound spiders on LSD.

The other day, after a killer snow storm, I took the girls out. I walked on the cleared street, while they trudged through deep drifts created by the snow plows. They stopped and dragged me back around 10 feet and went in to hyper mode, digging like crazy. I let 'em have at it, thinking there might be an animal they could go Rambo on. When they got around 2 feet down, they found their prize: a nicely preserved, frozen glob of dawg shit.

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