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What? What's that you ask? What's a tweezer bee? ... You know what...? I have no clue. That's why I love that word. No one knows what I'm talking about when i say it, and it confuses the hell outta them! It fucking rocks! *Laughs histerically* Oh gahhh, I'm so freakin' hyper. >.< That's never a good thing... Hey, has anyone here ever heard of the anime Zaion ~I wish you were here~ ?? Well... I watched the thing last week, and damn did it piss the hell outta me. Just a warning: if you haven't seen that anime and you plan on it, don't read the next few sentences. It really made me MAD when, after the whole damn thing with Ai and Yujii all lovey dovey w/ each other, finally something starts to happen between them, then BAM, she [Ai] dies, just like that! I fucking HATE it when things like that happen in movies. Something like that sorta happened in the end of Escaflowne the movie. How Hitomi just disappeared at the very end, right when Van was warming up to her. It made me sad... things like that always make me sad. I've read a couple of books that have done that. Like the Dark Angel series by Meredith-Ann Pierce. Everything was good at the very end. Everything that should have happened, happened. But, just in time to ruin the whole god-damn series [three books], the worst thing that possibly could have happened happened, in like the last paragraph of the damn book! It pissed me off!!! It was such a good series, then... that last damn paragraph... not that it still wasn't a wonderful 3 books. They rocked... but still. Why do authors have to ruin a book by making the ending totally suck? I just don't get it. Hmm. Something to think about. Now that I'm thinking about it, and since I have my list of books I've read in front of me, I'ma post some good books on here that people should read, if they haven't already. Most are teen books, but a few are adult. Here goes...:
×- "Sabriel", "Lirael", and "Abhorsen" [books 1, 2, and 3 in order] by Garth Nix; fantasy
×- "Blood and Chocolate" by Annette Curtis Klause; about werewolves
×- "The Riddle of the Wren" by Charles de Lint; fanatsy
×- "Tithe" by Holly Black; about faeries and fey people
×- "Green Angel" by Alice Hoffman
×- "Wolf Tower", "Wolf Star", "Wold Queen", and "Wolf Wing" [books 1, 2, 3, and 4 in order] by Tanith Lee; fantasy
×- "Crown Duel" and "Court Duel", [books 1 and 2 in order] by Sherwood Smith; fantasy
×- "The Conjurer Princess" and "The Changeling Prince" [books 1 and 2, not sure which comes first] by Vivian Vande Velde [good luck on finding these anywhere... these are pretty rare books for some reason]; fantasy
×- "The China Garden" by Liz Berry; slight fantasy and romance
×- "East" by Edith Pattou; fantasy [kinda like an Alaska version of Beauty and the Beast, but WAY better.]
×- "Blue is for Nightmares", "White is for Magic", and "Pink is for Promise" [books 1, 2, and 3, in order, but book 3 isn't out yet] by Laurie Faria Stolarz; magic and fantasy
×- "In the Forests of the Night", "Demon in my View", "Shattered Mirror", "Midnight Preditor", and "Hawksong" by Amelia Atwater-Rhodes [not really a series, but the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th book i listed up there have the same characters, or background... ex:you'd have to read the 1st book to know what the background was on the 2nd one...yeah]; fantasy, vampires, shapeshifters
×- "Goddess of Yesterday" by Caroline B. Cooney; about Troy
×- "Shards: Clan Lasombra Trilogy" [book 1] by Bruce Baugh; vampires
×- "Eragon" [book 1] by Christopher Paolini; fantasy, dragons, magic
×- "Speak" by Laurie Halse Anderson; somewhat of a comedy[the girl the book's about says some freakin' hillarious stuff]but with a morbid twist to it... can't tell you what it's about or I would ruin it.
×- "Vampire Kisses" by Ellen Schreiber; vampires... obviously. it's a comedy
×- "Isolde: Queen of the Western Isle" [book 1] by Rosalind Miles; kinda historical/not historical... O.o
×- "Knights Ward" by Debra Doyle and James D. MacDonald; fantasy
×- "Haunted" [it's part of a series I think...]by Meg Cabbot; fantasy
×- "Echo" and "Wasteland" [not a series] by Fancesca Lia Block; 2 really weird, but really good books.
×- "Sirena" by Donna Jonapoli; sirens [aka kinda like a mermaid... but... different]
×- "Carrie" by Stephen King; everyone knows what Carrie's about... or you should; horror
×- "The Edge of the Sword" by Rebecca Tingle; fantasy
×- "Inside the Walls of Troy" by Clemence McLaren; about Troy
×- "Gingerbread" by Rachel Cohn; comedy
×- "Sorcerers of the Nightwing" [book 1] by Geoffrey Huntington; fantasy, kinda creepy
×- "Underworld" [the book is way better than the movie because it goes into alot more detail, and it tells you more about everything that's going on.] by Greg Cox
×- "Ceres: Celestial Legend" [manga] by Yû Watase
read them! byes~ <3 Jade |