I like to read books. I read 3-4 a week. Sometimes more. I love giving my friends books and talking about them. I'm up to 1400 on my goodreads list.

I can't stand Chelsea Handler or Kathie Lee Gifford.

My favorite author of all time is Christopher Pike. That man can spin a wonderful (scary) story. I read all his young adult stuff when I was teenager, and then started to read his adult material - and still do. I just realized I've been digging the same author for 30 years now! And he has a new book coming out... :)

Speaking of books... I wish I could find a book to help me find peace with my faith. Books on Christianity are too one-sided, but people who don't believe are too one-sided the other way. Aren't there views somewhere in the middle? Going crazy trying to figure it all out.

I liked the Narnia books, S.E. Hinton who's known for The Outsiders, but my favorite was "That Was ThenThis Is Now" which they made a terrible movie out of with Emilio Estevez that I still liked. I absolutely loved one book from the Sweet Valley High series "The New Jessica" where blonde twin Jessica dyes her hair black. I loved my mom's 70's horror books.

Elliot Gould is on Yo Gabba Gabba. Ok.

Jake. Ryan. <3

Anyone else love the Prydain Chronicles by Lloyd Alexander? Brilliant books.

When I was a kid I loved John Hughes films. I mean, who didn't, right? In my age group anyway. Some Kind of Wonderful, The Breakfast Club, Pretty in Pink, 16 Candles.. I wanted to BE Molly Ringwald. She was my idol, she was the coolest chick in the universe. *sigh* And books? I read Stephen King. I read a ton of Stephen King as a kid. I read 'It' when I was probably 11 years old, under my covers, terrified, with a flashlight. It was awesome! I still love his books. He wrote one called 'Eye of the Dragon' and I have read that book probably six or seven times. I've read 'Pillars of the Earth' twice now, too. If you haven't read that, read it. It's amazing.

I read everything, all the regular books for my age then- horses, babysitters, Bunnicula, but I really focused on fantasy. Girls that picked up swords to charge off and rescue dumb princes. Tamora Pierce, Tanith Lee, Andre Norton, Mercedes Lackey, Piers Anthony, Robert Heinlein.