Have you read GL magazin?  What Do you think of it if you have?
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Even thou its for younger girls, ive read it before. It has alot of useful information that girls need to know. For example it has topics concerning sex,pregnancy,and the menstraul cycle. Its a good magazine for girls to read to get useful information, especially if theyre too shy or afraid to go to their parents if they need some information.\n\nheres the website that has useful information,quizzes,and tons of fun and cute games.\n\nWWW.GURL.COM
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I have.\n\nA very good book if you are into esoteric history.\n\nIf you are a Freemason, don't read it--for some reason it seems to really upset them.
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good one.\np.s yes i read it again
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Good book.  \n\n"At the same time, she takes white paper and glues it over the inside cover of the children's books, hiding the table that showed that the books used to be used by white students and were now issued to "nigras."\n\n They were so excited because they had an opportunity to read books only allowed for whites.
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I was a strange child who had the entire Grimm's collection - my favourite story was the girl with silver hands.  Her father made a deal with the devil, she had to be filthy so the devil could snatch her, but her tears kept washing her hands so dear old dad chopped them off - then nobody wanted her so she got thrown out, wandered into a prince's garden and he fell in love and got her some silver hands.\n\nYou'd think that would be the happily ever after, right?  But the story kept going, including some murders and other lovely things.  :)  Fairy tales that haven't been edited for content are great!
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If you're weak minded and frail in spirit, DON'T read it.\n\nOtherwise, read it and enjoy!  It's a basic detective / mystery novel that makes use of the Holy Blood Holy Grail matter.  It's a work of fiction, but it might spark intrigue.
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I am amazed that this question was asked. I thought the book too obscure to be noticed in this day and age. \n\nI loved it. A bit convoluted but brilliant. It has the potential to be a fantastic movie but it has to be done to match its brothers. Peter Jackson is a must here.
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GL is trying to branch out. They talked about it with Kvapil. I guess they are just realizing that a lot of fans are woman and hey, put something that might reach out to them on it. Most of the guys have a bit of an acting bug, and will be happy to do something like that given the chance and time.
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Yes, by all means read it.  It is all that and a bag of chips, no doubt.  I promise.  You will probably be a better person for it.\n\nI DO  recommend reading the second volume first, then the first volume (and maybe/not) reread the second and then the rest in order.  I've found that for the non-hardcore fantasy fan, this works a little better, as the writing in the first collection is still a little tentative, like he hadn't quite figured out his game plan.  Neil Gaiman himself has said that it didn't quite come together until issue #8, both the coda to the first collected & the prologue to the second.\n\nHe also wrote three additional Sandman books after the series concluded; in my opinion, these are best tackled after finishing the collected #s1-10.
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I think Fullmetal Alchemist by Hiromu Arakawa is worth a read. The plot is very fluid and interesting, and character development is quite deep as well. Not to mention that the art is quite amazing in the sense that the portrayal of emotion is very effective.\nThe anime version of FMA is equally good--if you have the time, you can watch the episodes online.\n\nIf you want to read an online manga, may I reccomend Blackbird by Huang Shilin? It can be found at http://blackbird.ashen-ray.com
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We are talking Ibsen here, right? OK, how about this.\n\nIn A Doll's House, Henrik Ibsen raises the question of happiness still relevant in our time. The author presents a situation where one of the female protagonists is forced by society to sacrifice her personal fulfilment on the altar of social conventions.\n\nThat was so far the formulation of the question. Now we proceed with the analysis. \n\nFrom the first pages of the book, the reader witnesses the efforts of the female character to follow her duty. Yet no matter how hard she tries, she fails. At the end, she finally comes to the realization that her misery stems from misapplication of her talents. Expected to be a mother and a wife, the woman forgets about her own happiness. This is not the way, the author seems to tell us. The young woman's depression creates an unpleasant atmosphere in the house which affects even the well being of the little children.\nThis is essentially the reason for the mother leaving her children at the end. Only by declaring her independence from the patriarchal society, can she find her own happiness. And only then, will she be able to give her offspring what they deserve, a peaceful atmosphere in the house, genarated by the contedness of each individual.\nAs Ibsen  unequivocally shows us, one has to follow his won dreams and raise the new generation according to similar ideals of self fulfillment and independence. This, according to the author, is the key to happy society in general, and family life in particular.\n\nOk, this is the gist of it. You can change what doesn't fit your thoughts, and add, to present your own opinion.\nHope this helps.
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Yes, I was happy, seeing almost everyone had their happy endings.\n\nAnime/manga endings really make me feel all mushy, and this is especially the case with the last pages of Furuba (Tohru and Kyo as *you-know-what-I'm-not-going-to-spoil-it-for-everyone* was so sweet.\n\nI will have to wait for the official scanlations so I can understand the real deal of the ending.
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ive read it i think its a pretty good book .\ni recom. lovely bones  -or- the five people you meet in heaven
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I thought it was pretty good.  Yeah, the beginning was a bit off, but for people who have no idea of the situation in the UK at the time, it was a great way to explain the fear.  I still like the books better, fevered imaginings are usually a bit more detailed than any movie.\nIt will be interesting to see how the next movies go -- especially since there are Chronicles that are not in the same timeline.
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I liked it - saw it Friday, having read the book it hurt the suspense of the movie ( that happens when you know the end), but it was pretty true to book.\nCharacters fit their parts well. It isn't Lord of the Rings but it as good as any movie I have seen this year. Of course, it has been an off year. Everyone complaints on the religions view need to remember it is fiction, there is not a middle earth where they make monsters either - but it did not mean I was not entertained by Lord of the Rings. That is why they call it fiction. My husband & I liked it. (and no one in theater went to bathroom during 2-1/2 hr movie usually means it interesting)
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i havent seen the anime yet...i have read the first volume though...i am confused with it right now...i have to wait til i am ungrounded to buy the second volume...i hate life at the moment
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Yeah I read it and followed it for about a day. I don't know what's the outcome though. Internet justice is great though... in small doses.