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Originally Posted by New Jersey (Post 1764248718)

@ Dream_and_Die - Which movie? The 2004 one or one of the other billion Phantom movies? xP
Wait... if it's about Erik trying to get a life, how could it be so funny? Also, out running Raoul? :/

Gah, I still need to find a copy of the original Phantom book >>

Usually when I say the movie I mean the 2004 one because there was a huge influx of Phantom books written using Gerard Butler as a base. Which is what these books did as well as Unmasqued.
Not that I mind, I mean Gerard Bulter is... :drool:
Well Gerard Bulter.

It's funny at parts because I have a horrid sense of humor. :sweat:
Also the author makes Erik really sarcastic and snide so his remarks make me laugh.

Yes, Raoul. Even though Meg is the main female in these books, like I said, Erik is still trying to get over Christine, and he did kidnap her twice. So Raoul's all 'Mr. Vengeful.' xD
It isn't so much about Erik getting a life, as Erik trying to die and being forced to get a life, repeatedly.

Go find Phantom!! I gave mine away to my boyfriend (it was in really bad shape from years in my grade school book bag) and I'm looking for a leather bound version. ^_^ I am just that obsessed.

@ Dream_and_Die - D'aw, I'm a fan of the movie, but I know that Gerik is different than the musical!Erik, who's different than the original Phantom of the Opera xP

Sorry, I think you thought I meant the book Phantom by Susan Kay. When I said 'Phantom', I meant the book by Gaston Leroux, The Phantom of the Opera xP

The Susan Kay book didn't even cross my mind. I knew you meant The Phantom of The Opera. I shorten it to 'Phantom' as well. I usually italicize a book title if I type it all the way out. So like the Susan Kay book I would have typed as Phantom and not just Phantom. xD

You'd be surprised how many people assume that the musical is on par with the original book.
It's why I always go tell people to read the book first.

Oh, okay, just making sure xP

Er... I think I was one of those people before I went and looked up the original book ^^;;
Now that I think about it, I'm surprised I hadn't realized that sooner, that the show was/is different than the book. I mean, Wicked is nothing like the book it was based on, why wouldn't I have thought the same for Phantom? xP

So I finished Running With Scissors. I have such an uneven pace when it comes to reading.
It was really good, but really, REALLY strange. I would not recommend it for anyone easily (or, hell, even somewhat uneasily) offended or put off. Lots of... weird and disturbing things. It's a crazy book. It just is. But it was really good, and I'd recommend it for weird people that could handle it. xD

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Originally Posted by Dream_and_Die (Post 1764247850)

@leenie: You know the Phantom is my dream man. XD So yes some parts made me sad, for me at least.

@Jersey: It does! It a series (four books) about the Phantom after the mob comes down looking for him. Though instead of being about Christine this series is about Meg and Erik. She saves him from despair and the Phantom then has to out run his past, Raoul, and his still strong love of Christine.
That's essentially the back of book one. Though it's probably worded better. xD

I really liked the take on Meg, I get kind of tired of reading all the ones with Christine because everyone writes her the same.
The only problem with the series is it's based off the play or movie (I think more so the movie). Not the actual book.

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Originally Posted by Dream_and_Die (Post 1764248788)

This sounds either really cool or really sacrilegious.

@cherry - i wasn't sure if you wanted history-type or current sorts of stories, so i'll separate them as far as can tell.
and remember, i haven't read most of them or i don't remember.

okay. here goes.X

as for vampirates.
look down ↴

@new jersey - wikipage for the first book.
but don't read the plot summary. that's the whole thing.
here's the first three paragraphs, which are fairly safe.

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Grace and Connor twins, recently orphaned after their widowed father’s death. Their options are to be adopted by the town’s busybodies or to set sail for new pastures in one of their father’s possessions that was taken by the bank, his sailing boat.

The twins set sail, but a vicious storm sees their boat capsize and the twins are separated. Two mysterious ships sail to their "rescue" – each picking up one twin before disappearing into the mist.

Connor awakes to find himself on a pirate ship and is soon being trained up with a cutlass after saving the Captain (Wrathe) from an attack which involved two hidden assassins in the vases of Wrathe's room. Meanwhile, Grace finds herself locked in a darkened room, as the vampirates wait for night to fall and their feasting to begin. Connor and Grace are determined to find each other, however intrigued they are by their new shipmates.

@dani - you know. you scare me sometimes. XD

@yuri - but still too much work and money for publishing companies to care about printing them.

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ps.
SO I WENT TO B&N TODAY (yesterday).
i had to go return what the dickens because i started reading it and realised it was by gregory maguire.
i can't stand his writing style for some reason, which is probably why i couldn't finish wicked, either.
anywho, i got two new books! 8D
black heart (of course) and dead witch walking, since my library doesn't have it. D:

Tire:: You've read M or F? O.o ohmygod I love you, no one I know has ever read that book. Its one of my favorites. <3

Tireth: Oh I know, and I agree it'd be a waste of money -- but I'd still personally wish for it xD
Even if my copy was the sole copy, I'd wish for it xD

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-sigh-
The book's getting on my nerves, but I love it XD

:gonk:
LUCKY!
No fairrrr~
You must tell me if it's amazing or not :3
I mean, obviously it's going to be amazing, but you must tell me if it's as amazing as we expect it to be <3

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Originally Posted by Cherry Flavored Antacid (Post 1764249886)

This sounds either really cool or really sacrilegious.

It's both. xD
Half the time I'm applauding at how well she portrays the characters while the other half I'm banging my head on the nearest surface.
The best I can say is, if you don't mind how the play changed the original characters then you probably won't want to hunt down Sadie Montgomery.
All in all it was pretty good, I'd recommend reading them but get them from a library. They're those random books that are a different size so each book is fifteen dollars. I wouldn't own them if leenie hadn't gotten them for Christmas for me. ^_^

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Originally Posted by tirethminet (Post 1764250091)

@dani - you know. you scare me sometimes. XD

Wait what did I do this time? I posted a few times since you last did, please be specific with what scares you. ^_^
<3

@stormy - yesssss, i loved the book so much.
i just saw it in the store and was like "que?"
so i picked it up and dragged it home with me. XD
there were parts that made me laugh and parts that made me cry so all in all, it was a good read. :3

@yuri - well, i promised myself that i wouldn't read it until i finish the two books i have from the library, so you might actually read it before me. XD

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@dani - obsessive about erik.
seriously, if he was in real life, you would find a way to stalk him in his own opera house.

ps.
OKAY GUYS.
time for the GUESSING GAME.
dani and i (and another friend who isn't in this thread, but is still on mene) are in the picture in our sigs.
GUESS WHO IS WHO. 8D
(no cheating by checking our profiles, either. actually, i'll go hide those for right now)

@leenie: I saw What the Dickens! I was going to get it but I didn't have enough money. xD

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Originally Posted by tirethminet (Post 1764250290)

@dani - obsessive about erik.
seriously, if he was in real life, you would find a way to stalk him in his own opera house.

Maybe~ Okay, yeah. I don't whats worse though, that or the fact I'd stalk the original Phantom more then the romanticized one. XD

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Originally Posted by tirethminet (Post 1764250290)

ps.
OKAY GUYS.
time for the GUESSING GAME.
dani and i (and another friend who isn't in this thread, but is still on mene) are in the picture in our sigs.
GUESS WHO IS WHO. 8D
(no cheating by checking our profiles, either. actually, i'll go hide those for right now)

xD
Leave it to you to make a picture I found into a game.
I hid my album too! Correct guesses get hugs. xD

you are an odd being. 8D

of course i made it a game.
it wouldn't be me without making a game of some sort. XD

So... I typed a reply and then lost my internet connection for a few seconds. ¬_¬

Ooh, a game.X

The stories in my Dax anthology are way longer than I thought they were, gah.

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Originally Posted by tirethminet (Post 1764250091)

@cherry - i wasn't sure if you wanted history-type or current sorts of stories, so i'll separate them as far as can tell.
and remember, i haven't read most of them or i don't remember.

okay. here goes.X

as for vampirates.

Could I get some brief synopsis for some of those? I can say that I'd go look them up myself, but I know me, and I'd never get around to it. D:
Doesn't have to be anything huge. Just enough to give me an idea if it's something I'm interested in or not. Like, just a few sentences.
And thank you. :heart:

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Originally Posted by Dream_and_Die (Post 1764250210)

Well, ahh, to be perfectly honest, I... haven'treadthebookyet. ._. I've only seen the 2004 movie and the Broadway play (fuckyesthatwasawesome).
So I'm used to the characters as they've been portrayed recently, but not them changing. And I kind of have a low fanfiction tolerance...

ugh internet losing. D:
say no more. my wireless has started seriously failing occasionally so i'll get about 5-10 minutes of no connectivity, so matter how close i am to the hub.

i will pm you the answer! 8D
so, you know, no one else can tell if you have the right answer or not.

i was woken up at this ungodly hour (noon) with the promise of chick-fil-a.
but they are closed today (like every other sunday) so i am still hungry for that delicious chicken. ;_;

@cherry - uh. i'll try to find some summaries since
a) i haven't read most of them
b) i am awful at making summaries
c) some of them don't have summaries on them since i got them from those paper scholastic book orders that you get in elementary school. 8D
but it'll take more time. @[email protected]

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Originally Posted by Cherry Flavored Antacid (Post 1764251726)

Well, ahh, to be perfectly honest, I... haven'treadthebookyet. ._. I've only seen the 2004 movie and the Broadway play (fuckyesthatwasawesome).
So I'm used to the characters as they've been portrayed recently, but not them changing. And I kind of have a low fanfiction tolerance...

The play rocks my argyle socks. I'm saving up to go see it this summer because I haven't seen it in years.

You know I've never thought of it that way, but they are fanfiction... xD
Professional fanfiction but fanfiction none the less. XD
That's why I said try the library if anyone wants to read them. ^_^

ARGYLE SOCKS. <3

cherry.

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history/foreign: (unfamiliar setting)

fever 1793 - laurie halse anderson

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In 1793 Philadelphia, sixteen-year-old Matilda Cook, separated from her sick mother, learns about perseverance and self-reliance when she is forced to cope with the horrors of a yellow fever epidemic.

frozen summer - mary jane auch (out of print) (also, part two of a trilogy)

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In 1816, twelve-year-old Mem's new home in the wilderness of western New York is disrupted when the birth of another baby sends her mother into "spells" that disconnect her from reality.

dovey coe - frances o'roark dowell

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When accused of murder in her North Carolina mountain town in 1928, Dovey Coe, a stronged-willed twelve-year-old girl, comes to a new understanding of others, including her deaf brother.

the birchbark house - louise erdrich

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7-year-old Ojibwa girl Omakayas, or Little Frog, so named because her first step was a hop. The sole survivor of a smallpox epidemic on Spirit Island, Omakayas, then only a baby girl, was rescued by a fearless woman named Tallow and welcomed into an Ojibwa family on Lake Superior's Madeline Island, the Island of the Golden-Breasted Woodpecker. We follow Omakayas and her adopted family through a cycle of four seasons in 1847, including the winter, when a historically documented outbreak of smallpox overtook the island.

out of the dust - karen hesse

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When Billie Jo is just fourteen she must endure heart-wrenching ordeals that no child should have to face. The quiet strength she displays while dealing with unspeakable loss is as surprising as it is inspiring.
Written in free verse.

homeless bird - gloria whelan

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When thirteen-year-old Koly enters into an ill-fated arranged marriage, she must either suffer a destiny dictated by India's tradition or find the courage to oppose it.

bud, not buddy - christopher paul curtis

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Ten-year-old Bud, a motherless boy living in Flint, Michigan, during the Great Depression, escapes a bad foster home and sets out in search of the man he believes to be his father--the renowned bandleader, H.E. Calloway of Grand Rapids.

the well of sacrifice - chris eboch

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When a Mayan girl in ninth-century Guatemala suspects that the High Priest sacrifices anyone who stands in the way of his power, she proves herself a hero.

horse thief - robert newton peck

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In 1938, with the help of a doctor and her elderly, horse-thieving father, a seventeen-year-old orphan steals thirteen horses from Chickalookee, Florida's doomed rodeo and finds a family in the process.

a year down yonder - richard peck (sequel to a long way from chicago)

Quote:

Mary Alice's childhood summers in Grandma Dowdel's sleepy Illinois town were packed with enough drama to fill the double bill of any picture show. But now she is fifteen, and faces a whole long year with Grandma, a woman well known for shaking up her neighbors-and everyone else! All Mary Alice can know for certain is this: when trying to predict how life with Grandma might turn out . . . better not.

the starplace - vicki grove

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Thirteen-year-old Frannie learns hard lessons about prejudice and segregation when she becomes friends with a young black girl who moves into her small Oklahoma town in 1961.

at the sign of the star - katherine sturtevant

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Meg Moore is the motherless and only child of a bookseller with a thriving business in Restoration London-and that makes her an heiress. She knows that someday she will have her pick of suitors, and that with the right husband she can continue in the book trade and be friends with wits and authors, as her father is. But Mr. Moore's unexpected marriage throws all Meg's dreams into confusion. Meg resists the overtures and edicts of her stepmother with a cleverness equaled only by her fierceness, but in spite of it all her rival's belly soon swells with what Meg fears will be her father's new heir. Meg seeks wisdom from almanacs and astrologers, plays and books of jests, guides for ladies and guides for midwives. Yet it is through her own experience that she finds a new matrimony with which to face her unknown future.

waiting to disappear - april young fritz (out of print)

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Thirteen-year-old Elizabeth Mullens, better known as Buddy, should be having a wonderful summer. Everybody in her small Southern town is getting ready for the Fourth of July, and she's about to start high school. But little by little, Buddy's mom is slipping into her own dark world, and that summer she finally has a breakdown. She has to be taken to Moodus Meadows, a place for people with emotional problems. How could her mother just leave her? Buddy still has her dad and even likes the idea of her glamorous Aunt Sherry staying with them, but she wants her mom back. And one way or another she's going to make it happen.

current/timeless: (80s/90s - near future?)

life in the fat lane - cherie bennett

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Sixteen-year-old Lara, winner of beauty pageants and Homecoming Queen, is distressed and bewildered when she starts gaining weight and becomes a fat girl.

river boy - tim bowler

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Knowing that he is dying, Jess's grandfather insists on returning to the river he had known as a boy to finish a special painting and fulfill a life-long dream.

cheating lessons - nan willard cappo

Quote:

When her team is announced as finalists in the state Classics Bowl contest, Bernadette suspects that cheating may have been involved.

many stones - carolyn coman

Quote:

After her sister Laura is murdered in South Africa, Berry and her estranged father travel there to participate in the dedication of a memorial in her name. Berry and her father's painful journey forces them to look beyond their own grieving and bear witness to a country's tortured search for peace and reconciliation.

walk two moons - sharon creech

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After her mother leaves home suddenly, thirteen-year-old Sal and her grandparents take a car trip retracing her mother's route. Along the way, Sal recounts the story of her friend Phoebe, whose mother also left.

green angel - alice hoffman

Quote:

Left on her own when her family dies in a terrible disaster, fifteen-year-old Green is haunted by loss and by the past. Struggling to survive physically and emotionally in a place where nothing seems to grow and ashes are everywhere, Green retreats into the ruined realm of her garden. But in destroying her feelings, she also begins to destroy herself, erasing the girl she'd once been as she inks darkness into her skin. It is only through a series of mysterious encounters that Green can relearn the lessons of love and begin to heal enough to tell her story.

queen geek social club - laura preble

Quote:

If you're somebody like Shelby Chappelle, a smart, witty, pretty geek army of one, you can't just put a poster up at school and advertise for somebody to be your best friend. But now freakishly tall Becca Gallagher has moved to town, with her dragon tattoo and wild ideas. Suddenly Shelby's madscientist father and their robot, Euphoria, seem normal. They become best friends instantly. But Becca wants to shake things up at school and look for "others of our kind"...and decides to form the Queen Geek Social Club.

the market - j. m. steele

Quote:

When Kate Winthrop stumbles upon the Millbank Social Stock Market (the MSSM), she's horrified to discover that out of the 140 girls in her class, she's ranked a bleak 71. Determined not to accept her fate as a "junk bond," she and her friends, Dev and Callie, set out to make her the fastest rising stock on the Market - and their plan works. Kate is suddenly embraced by the most popular girl in school and attracts the attention of the hottest boy. But Kate's remarkable stock rise is coupled with a moral descent, till she is in danger of losing her friends and herself in her obsessive run to the top of the market.

crossing montana - laura torres

Quote:

While looking for her grandfather who is missing, teenaged Callie examines her father's longtime absence and its damaging effects on her family.

girl coming in for a landing - april halprin wayland

Quote:

One girl. One school year. All poems. From friends to first dates, school dances to family fights, this inspiring collection captures the emotional highs and lows of teen life with refreshing honesty and humor. With an authentic voice full of wit and insight, Girl Coming In for a Landing is just like high school: impossible to walk away from unchanged.

objects in mirror - ronder thomas young (out of print)

Quote:

When the dramatic Allison Anderson changes the way Grace views her best friend, Grace finds that not only objects in mirrors are distorted. You don't always know everything you think you do. And people aren't always who they appear to be.

the no place cat - c. s. adler

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Tired of the strict rules and annoying children at her father and stepmother's house, twelve-year-old Tess walks across Tucson to her mother's condo, stopping for the night at a state park where she is adopted by a very special cat.

hope was here - joan bauer

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When sixteen-year-old Hope and the aunt who has raised her move from Brooklyn to Mulhoney, Wisconsin, to work as waitress and cook in the Welcome Stairways diner, they become involved with the diner owner's political campaign to oust the town's corrupt mayor.

getting near to baby - augrey couloumbis

Quote:

Although thirteen-year-old Willa Jo and her Aunt Patty seem to be constantly at odds, staying with her and Uncle Hob helps Willa Jo and her younger sister come to terms with the death of their family's baby.

little brother - cory doctrow

Quote:

BIG BROTHER IS WATCHING YOU. WHO’S WATCHING BACK?
Marcus Yallow, also known as w1n5t0n and three of his friends are truant from high school and find themselves nearby a terrorist bombing of The San Francisco Bay bridge. The foursome are apprehended by the Department of Homeland Security and held as enemy combatants because of their suspicious behavior, including having encryption on Marcus' cell phone. Marcus is eventually released to find that San Francisco has become a police state. He fights back against the DHS using technology and guile.

the first part was the only sort of summary i could find on b&n or amazon. i had to go to wikipedia for the rest of it. XD
also. creative commons free download. doctrow understands today's world. 8D

overboard - elizabeth fama

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Escaping from a sinking ferry in the waters off Sumatra, fourteen-year-old Emily fights for survival for herself and a young Indonesian boy, who draws courage from his quiet but firm Islamic faith.

boys lie - john neufeld (out of print)

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Being well endowed has never brought Gina anything but trouble. After being raped, Gina and her mother move from New York to California to start over. But the story soon surfaces and Gina finds herself dealing with her own residual emotional problems, as well as three troublesome boys at school. When one of the boys attacks Gina, she gets away. But the boy lies about the whole thing and tells of his great conquest. And Gina realizes that unless she rises above her fears and tells the truth, her reputation will be in a boy's hands, not her own.

highly recommended: (i read these and remember that i loved them to death, even if i don't remember the plot.)

born to rock - gordon korman

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Leo Caraway-high school senior, president of the Young Republicans club, 4.0 GPA, future Harvard student-had his entire future perfectly planned out. That was, until the X factor. As in Marion X. McMurphy, aka King Maggot, the lead singer of Purge, the most popular, most destructive band punk rock has ever seen. He's also Leo's biological father.

no, really. it's good.

m or f? - lisa papdemetriou & chris tebbetts

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Frannie is desperate to get the attention of her crush, Jeffrey, but too shy to make a move. Frannie's gay best friend, Marcus, advises her to get the ball rolling by chatting with Jeffrey online, but Frannie won't type a word. Marcus takes over at the keyboard, and soon his plan is a success! But the more he chats, the more it seems Jeffrey is falling for Marcus, not Frannie. Whose romance is this, anyway?

ghost boy - iain lawrence

Quote:

Unhappy in a home seemingly devoid of love, a fourteen-year-old albino boy who thinks of himself as Harold the Ghost runs away to join the circus, where he works with the elephants and searches for a sense of who he is.

esperanza rising - pam muñoz ryan

Quote:

Esperanza and her mother are forced to leave their life of wealth and privilege in Mexico to go work in the labor camps of Southern California, where they must adapt to the harsh circumstances facing Mexican farm workers on the eve of the Great Depression.

holes - louis sachar

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As further evidence of his family's bad fortune, which they attribute to a curse on a distant relative, Stanley Yelnats is sent to a hellish boys' juvenile detention center in the Texas desert. As punishment, the boys here must each dig a hole every day, five feet deep and five feet across. Ultimately, Stanley "digs up the truth" -- and through his experience, finds his first real friend, a treasure, and a new sense of himself.

shiva's fire - suzanne fisher staples

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From her childhood, Parvati is known in her village for the extraordinary events that seem to spring from her dancing feet, and which set her and her family apart. One day a great guru, a master of Indian classical dance, comes to see Parvati. He invites her to study with him, and she commits herself to a rigorous program of dance, study, and devotion. Then she meets a gentle-eyed boy who turns her life upside down, and she learns that destiny can be an elusive thing.

from the back of the book since i can't find a good one online.

virtual world - chris westwood (out of print)

Quote:

Fourteen-year-old Jack North finds himself literally drawn into the frightening world of what he thinks is a new virtual reality game.

stowaway - karen hesse

Quote:

A fictionalized journal relates the experiences of a young stowaway from 1768 to 1771 aboard the Endeavor which sailed around the world under Captain James Cook.

violet & claire - francesca lia block

Quote:

In search of material for a screenplay they are developing, seventeen-year-old Violet and her new friend Claire try to make life a movie as they chase their dreams through dangerously beautiful Los Angeles.

AAAHHHHHHH, SCREW IT.
it's legible.
the spoilerbar is fucking with the quote tags.
can you see it?
fyi:
"title - author (notes about release)
quote summary.
any side notes from me."

i am going to find lunch now. @[email protected];;;

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Originally Posted by Dream_and_Die (Post 1764252308)

That's sort of why I don't want to read Phantom by Susan Kay or that Phantom in Manhattan or whatever it's called xP All it is is published fanfiction :/

Also, I LOVE the show. I've only seen it twice, but I really want to see it again xP

One last thing... Since you guys seem to be Phantom fans, have any of you seen the dA comic Requiem Mask? It's about the original Phantom of the Opera characters in a modern day setting. As strange as that may sound, it's actually a really good comic. You don't need to know all that much about the book to enjoy it, it's funny either way.

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Originally Posted by New Jersey (Post 1764252819)

Actually the Susan Kay novel intrigues the hell out of me because it was written before the movie, was actually based on the original novel, and has background on Erik, like with Persia. Just the pure fact that she didn't base it off the play makes me want to read it.
I'm a fan of fanfiction, if it's well written and the characters and plot line don't stray to far. Say like if they made Erik a kind compassionate man who never murdered in his life. Then I'd have to hunt down that author and force them to retract the story.

I haven't seen that comic, link?

Leenie - Wowwww, thank you. I didn't expect you to do all of them. *gives food* Rest now. Rest.

@dani - learn to use a search, woman.

@cherry - <3
i think i will go frolic my day away on valenth. XD

ps.
new jersey.
i hate you right now.
i was trying to get things done.
but now i'm reading this comic. ;_;

@leenie: Yeah I found it. In the process though I found other pretty pictures and I'm so not getting my studying done. xD
I didn't want to search because I'm studying... Though it is not working out.

Why do I bother? I always say I'm going to study but then I never do. I still haven't read the chapters for this test. T_T

>_>;;;
sheesh, dani.
you're starting to turn into me. D:

anyway.
MAMAN! ;____;

@leenie: I just got to that frame and I laughed so hard I started crying.

I've never studied, like ever. I thought since I'm in college that I should start, but I didn't last semester either. :shrugs:

Sorry about distracting you guys ^^;;
I do that too, say I'm going to study something and then don't xP

But it is a funny comic, isn't it? My favorite page has to be Pesky Brother Complex, it's a few pages after the teddy bear one. Either that page or any page about fez's and Kevin xD

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