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^I also read Doreen Virtue's books, which are some of my favourite books ever.

have you also read the book of mormon?

because i haven't.

i've read mein kampf, though.

I haven't read any of the books you guys talk about here.

^Fairies 101, Angels and Ascended Masters, and Women Who Run With Wolves are some amazing books. I wholeheartedly recommended them.

this was one of my favorites as a kid. (it was bigger than this though).



black and blue magic.

^I've never heard of that one.

i imagine many people haven't...that makes it better. it was just another one of the books from a box my mom took home, that was going to be thrown out. i only read one other book from that box...but can't remember what it was.

I've been reading biographies.

There was a memoir I read a while back called My Thirteenth Winter. It was about a girl with a learning disability,
and it talked about her life and school and such. I make it sound so bland, but it's actually a really good read. She talks about anxiety and misconceptions from other people and a lot of things I found very similar to Asperger's.

It may be aimed toward a younger reading level, (4th-7th grade) but you might enjoy it if you like reading about people with disabilities. It's the first book I read that I found very relatable.

"My Thirteenth Winter", that's the one about dyscalculia, isn't it? I heard of it a while back.

I am currently reading Babylon 5 books

anyone read gravity's rainbow?

^ Not me. quite the title there....

i can assume you haven't, because your mind still it not fried and scrambled, with your head still attached to your neck which is still attached to your body.

very obtuse book. it speaks of the sexuality or rockets, among many other broad strokes of subjects.

^ I think I feel a little scrambled now.... I didn't even know rockets had preferences.

If you ever see a book called The Handmaid's Tale, NEVER EVER READ IT. Just...no.