Ello poppet! Glad to see you're doing well and excited for school to end...high school ended permanently for me on the fifth XD.

Classics! That's fuunn...you'll find Frankenstein a good read, we read it in our AP English class this year. The Scarlet Letter was interesting as well, but I hated The Invisible Man, if we're thinking of the same book.

I don't know how much of a "classic" it is, but I'd definitely recommend Brave New World as well, it'll feed your science fiction appetite. Jane Eyre is a book I read when I was around...13 or so...it was a little hard for me to understand then, but now that I look back it was excellent, so I'd definitely recommend that one.

Happy readin hun! I plan to catch up on my digital art this summer and hang with my friends before going away to ....dun dun dun...COLLEGE!

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Sounds like you have good plans...what kind of fantasy do you like to read? I like a lot of what Terry Pratchett and Mercedes Lackey have written.

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As far as reading goes I havn't read much in awhile...classics especially, as I find older writing styles never appealed to me. As for some more contemporary classics, Starship Troopers was really something.

As far as newer books go if there's any one that I'd simply have to recommend it's Fitzpatrick's War by Theodore Judson. A simply stunning work, in my (Admittedly limited,) opinion.

And I'm writing a book. XD But I doubt that will be done anytime soon.

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I enjoy reading classics too. Some I've read that you might want to add to the list is, The Great Gatsby, To Kill a Mocking Bird, and The Northwest Passage. I am not sure if it's consider a classic yet or not but In Cold Blood is a really good non-fiction novel. I think that's how it's listed. XD

I love to read fantasy books. "His dark materials" by philip pullman was great! (three books at all)
I will finish reading Eldest and maybe I'm going to Switzerland! And I will be at the beach nearby

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thank you very much for taking time to read my journal ^^
and thanks for the titles. I've already read Eragon and Eldest (great books), but I'm missing Brisingr (I think)....I've heard of Philip Pullman before, now I'm curious X3
I hope you have a great time in Switzerland, I'd like to go there too X3
I've heard it's an amazing place

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Thank you very much for the titles, I think I've heard of one before. I'll add them to the list, thanks X3

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Starship Troopers? ok I'll give it a try X3
thank you very much for your titles and for your time X3
you're writing a book? WOOOOOOOOOOOOW
what's it about?

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hello
sorry for replying this late X3
haha I'm not a great fantasy reader, I've only read a few like: LOTR, harry Potter....Narnia........errr....Hobbit?...see, I've read only a few X3 But I definitely love how Isabel Allende writes.
I've never heard of those two, I'll try to read something of them. Which titles would you recommend?

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