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I am currently reading Falcon Quinn and the Black Mirror by Jennifer Finney Boylan and.... I AM LOVING IT!!! Just thought I'd let you know...LOL. So what are you reading? Any good books on your list? Post your replies in the comments below! This message has been sent using the picture and Video service from Verizon Wireless! To learn how you can snap pictures and capture videos with your wireless phone visit www.verizonwireless.com/picture . Note: To play video messages sent to email, Quicktime@ 6.5 or higher is required.

Amber Appleton is a terrific leader who struggles through being homeless very well. But when her mother dies, her world falls apart. Not even 18 yet, she wonders how God could be so cruel. But time and wonderful friends help her overcome that. When her dog, and her best friend, Bobby Big Boy, has cancer and needs an operation done, the entire communtity comes together to pull off raising MORE than enough money for the opperation, and lots for her to go to college with. A great story about a good soul, Matthew Quick did not disappoint. Teen and pre-teen girls everywhere will find this a heartwarming story of a true fighter. A true Rockstar of Hope.

I really, really need a new bedroom, so any sites that's giving away free room stuff, any sites that has a new room contest, or any donations (items or money) you are willing to send me would be greatly appreciated! Just leave a comment below and I'll get back to you. Thank you!

The hottest show this summer is definatly Degrassi: The Boiling Point. Things are heating up all over Degrassi. For previous Degrassi-lovers, The Boiling Point will not dissappoint, and for new Degrassi fans, you'll be hooked from the first minute of it. KC's mom is back from jail, ready to take KC in as her own, Riley and Drew both want to be QB1, Ali likes Drew, Clare likes Eli (who is like OMG! To die for! LOL), Sav and Holley J both want to be president, Fiona's new boyfriend, Bobby, is hurting her, Declan is cheating on Holly J, Holly J, Anya, and Sav are saying Anya is pregnaunt, The Dot gets burned down, Emma and Spinner get married, and much, much, more drama! New episodes every weeknight at 9p on Teen Nick!

  (Total of 4 seasons) What I Like About You is a popular TV sitcom, about two sisters, Valerie "Val" Tyler (Jennie Garth) and Holly Tyler (Amanda Bynes), that was originally featured on the WB television channel, but now can be seen on ABC Family and Teen Nick. Holly always gets into a bit of trouble, but her loving sister gets her out of it - most times. For people who like the classic Amanda Bynes-style comedy, Full House, and other shows like it, I'd suggest you check out What I Like About You if you are over the age of 12. Watch What I Like About You: Weekdays at 9a/8c on ABC Family Weeknights at 8p/7c on Teen Nick and Weeknights at 10p on Teen Nick http://www.thewb.com/shows/what-i-like-about-you

 How many books have you written? Which is your favorite? I’ve completed eight novels, abandoned dozens, and have sold three thus far. Hard to pick a favorite. Each novel is special to me for different reasons. I imagine it’s like trying to pick your favorite child or student. If you do have a favorite, you probably shouldn’t admit it.     Do you have any suggestions to help me become a better writer? Write a lot. Read even more. Know who you are and write accordingly. Listen when people give you writing rules, but ultimately you will have to make your own rules. A lot of young writers will try to write what they think others want them to write or in imitation of the novelists they admire. You can learn a lot from other writers and we all have influences, but you have to find your own voice. I’ve been telling young people to write about what they love. Don’t be afraid to be emotionally vulnerable. Be human. Be you. Do you hear from your readers much? What k...

     1. how have your personal experiences affected your writing? Since the book is based upon a puppy my wife and I rescued from Central Park my experiences are central to the Waggit books. > 2. what genre of books do you like to read? do you limit yourself to only > the genre that you write yourself? No, I like lots of different novel, middle grade, YA and adult. I like Neil Gaiman very much. I also like to read history especially military history (I'm a boy after all!) > 3. were you always good at writing? I always liked writing. I'll leave it up to the judgement of my readers as to whether or not I'm good at it. > 4. how do you get started with writing a story (as in, how do you start > developing the story, how do you get inspired for it) Waggit started out based on real life events. The ones I'm working on now come straight out of that weird place called imagination, but you have to know what you want to write about be...