RubyRed74

During the ending of Toy Story 3, Bridge to Terabithia, and during Snape's memories in Deathly Hallows part 2

That looks awesome Will be keeping an eye out for the comic pages.

I like books where there aren't fairy tale endings, but I can only read so many before I get tired of them. One of my favorite books with blurred endings is Choker by Elizabeth Woods. It's a YA psychological thriller. My favorite endings are ones that have a bit of happiness, but there's still some tragedy. Like the ending of Mockingjay.

I'd say Twilight is a lot worse. Eragon was pretty good, but it was very easy to lose interest and get lost in about a dozen other series. I finished the first one and never went back to the series.

Well, there's really not much on the floor in my room. The walls are such a pale pink I thought they were white at first. Part of the bookshelf is well-organized. The desk is a bit more cluttered than I'd like. One wall has many pictures, cards, etc. stuck to it. Oh, and how can I forget the giant book pile next to the bookshelf, waiting to be organized?

The animals pretty much keep the world in balance, so I'd say they're pretty important. Not saying that the humans in need aren't important, but there'd be a lot more in need if we completely messed up nature.

I used to collect pins, more specifically, pins from Disney since you can just keep them all together by pinning them to a lanyard, but I don't really collect anything as of the moment.

My favorite scene in the fourth movie was definitely the mermaid scene. I didn't even really think about the whole vampire fangs thing until my friend said something.

House of the Scorpion, but I'm afraid they'll ruin it.

The Harry Potter series, the Hunger Games trilogy, the Gone saga, and House of the Scorpion

I never saw any of the movies either until I went on a field trip to see On Stranger Tides. I loved it! I just watched the first one on a movie channel or something too, and that one was epic.

Read the whole series, but like all series that go a few books too long, it sort of got more boring and worse in general starting with the third trilogy and going further.

Choker by Elizabeth Woods. Unless you find out some other way, you definitely will be shocked by what happens in this book. It's actually scared a couple of my friends...

Read it, liked what I saw so far. Right now, only two characters annoy me. Piper irritates me, for some reason even I don't know, and Percy, because he just had to go missing and we don't see too much of his romance.

That's good. Odds are, then, that it'll be pretty good or relevent to the book. Although there is one exception that I can think of... I'd like to see The Maze Runner, maybe the Shadow Children series, and The Body Finder made into movies.

Lined from one of my sketches. Looking for anatomy crits as well as spriting crits.

If I actually went back and finished everything I'd started I would have written at least five books. Everytime I start, I have great ideas for how I want it go, but then I get writer's block, and it's hard to keep going. For my first NaNoWriMo story, I'm writing out an outline and character descriptions and such, so hopefully it'll help.

Bridge to Terabithia

Loved Scorpia Rising! It was good end to the series. Poor Alex is going to need a LOT of therapy.

It's not really trash on my desk, it's just a bunch of random stuff I should've put away a LONG time ago. Like, one time when I just took the books off of my desk, I got a stack that was way above my waist. I'm only 5' or 5' 1", but still. Explains why people kept saying my desk was sort of curving down...

I love animals and all, but I eat meat, and I like it. My view is that it's the cycle of life, and animals eat other animals too.

Winter Song by Sara Bareilles and Ingrid Michaelson Many the Miles by Sara Bareilles Secrets by OneRepublic Long Live by Taylor Swift My favorite song to listen to while I fall asleep is Kiss the Rain (string ver.) by Yiruma.

Kesred74

Very pretty. Thanks, TJ!