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Posted by Linda Joy some time ago

"When I was a teenager I used drugs, I drank, I pretty much tried whatever was out there" Who said it?

Posted by Villanelle some time ago

Are there replies that makes you really interesting among everyone around you, such as

Posted by lavender some time ago

What book are you currently reading?

Posted by Roaring some time ago

When you text, do you use proper punctuation and spelling?

Posted by Linda Joy some time ago

Out of suffering have emerged the strongest souls; the most massive characters are seared with scars. Who said it? Correctly answered by bostjan64!

Posted by Valerie Green some time ago

What are the best books to read if one has to improve his English ?

Posted by Linda Joy some time ago

'You work and toil and earn bread, and I'll eat it.' Who said it?

Posted by Roaring some time ago

What is, and have you ever written a 17 syllable poem?

Posted by Linda Joy some time ago

Close is good enough for bombs, grenades and horseshoes. But when else is close good enough?

Posted by Linda Joy some time ago

If necessity is the mother of invention who's the baby daddy?

Posted by Terry Fox some time ago

What does this quote mean?

Posted by Linda Joy some time ago

"Of all the preposterous assumptions of humanity over humanity, nothing exceeds most of the criticisms made on the habits of the poor by the well-housed, well- warmed, and well-fed."

Posted by Linda Joy some time ago

"Fairy tales do not tell children that dragons exist. Children already know that dragons exist. Fairy tales tell children that dragons can be killed"

Posted by TBO some time ago

I wonder,,is everything fake? Scary Fairy Tales?

Posted by Linda Joy some time ago

"Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened."

Posted by Linda Joy some time ago

"Nothing is permanent in this wicked world, not even our troubles."

Posted by Roaring some time ago

Do you know a koan?

Posted by Linda Joy some time ago

"You can lead a horticulture, but you can't make her think." Dorothy Parker

Posted by Linda Joy some time ago

Forecastle and gunwale don't look like they should rhyme do they? And not with funnel. What are some others?

Posted by Linda Joy some time ago

Do you prefer the road not taken?

Posted by Linda Joy some time ago

Which do you like better Fire and Ice or Nothing Gold Can Stay?

Posted by Justin Meek some time ago

How does author James Baldwin

Posted by Justin Meek some time ago

How does author James Baldwin’s novel "Go Tell it on the Mountain" depict the challenges African American families face?

Posted by Percussion some time ago

What do you do for writer block?

Posted by aprilsmithint some time ago

Can somebody recommend good femslash crossover fanfictions?

Posted by Mind Ofstoners some time ago

As the story opens, the narrator is in jail, awaiting his ex- ecution on the following day. Find and write down two of the lines from the story that show this is true.

Posted by FauxLo some time ago

Do you like to read books? I find more and more people just aren't into reading the way they used to years ago. Do you still go to the library or book store and get books? Or do you do all your reading online and rely on TV and movies for the rest?

Posted by AmyJ210 some time ago

What is the first book to be categorized as Young Adult Fiction?

Posted by jssssssssssssssssssss some time ago

Does this make sense to you?

Posted by Linda Joy some time ago

What do you think of this quote?

Posted by Sam Yin some time ago

The name of a certain short story...

Posted by Christian Bandal some time ago

The process of reaching a conclusion by applying general assumptions procedures or principles

Posted by hhe_ly some time ago

What is the worst book you ever read? Why?

Posted by overeasy240 some time ago

For Book Readers: About how many books do you read a month?

Posted by overeasy240 some time ago

Is there a difference between a novel and a book?

Posted by Aelfward some time ago

If you've read The Scarlet Letter, did you like it? Or did it give you the shivers?

Posted by DeepBlueSomething some time ago

Has anyone else read the book "The Giver" by Lois Lowry? If so, what did you think of it?

Posted by GlueEater some time ago

i am writing a novel, but i seemingly can't find the perfect title like i usually can with books. i want one that's similar to nightlight or trial and error. here's a short summary:

Posted by Bell Kranel some time ago

Questions about publishing a book.

Posted by Anmol Singh some time ago

Is poonam gandhi of business studies of class 11 have case studies?

Posted by Adrian Castro some time ago

how can education affect the future?

Posted by hijklmno some time ago

Is poetry pointless?

Posted by Robert Smith some time ago

Looking for good fiction reads

Posted by Dark_Faerie some time ago

What's your favorite DEMENTED short story?

Posted by Gillian Burns some time ago

Can you help me find the name of this horror genre book?

Posted by orderandlaw some time ago

Does writing poetry come easy for you?

Posted by Iron Mask some time ago

Where does he get all those wonderful toys?

Posted by Roaring some time ago

How about a limerick?

Posted by Dulon Ukil some time ago

what is the relationship among money, labor cost, profitability and knowledge in the modern democratic capitalistic society?

Posted by Linda Joy some time ago

Would you like to be a writer?

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