This Forum is AWESOME.

Totally.
I love this forum.
I love everyone here.
LOVE YA, GUYS!
*hugs everyone*
We're so awesome. ^-^
So if you're not a member of this forum, and you're mature, literate, and friendly, you should so join. ^^
Anyway... Yeah.

THIS FORUM ROCKS!!!!!

I AGREE!
/throws confetti-

Yes it is awesome. (:

We're all awesome. o:

EXCEPT STARR.

You know I'm kidding. (:

'Cause Starr is totally pwnsome. xPP

Yesh, I nuh you areess.

What does that last word say? xD
Ares? Areas?

It's 'are' with a bunch of ee's and ess's, Clear. xP

Oh. I knew that. I was just testing you.

Sure you were. xPP

~*Cannon Ball*~





SPLASH!!


Bet you didn't know there was water in here, did you??


I has to agree. Even though we haven't even started Roleplaying, we got loads uf awesumm peeples hurr....

WOOHOO!!

There's water in here?
/looks down at fe--.. shoes.-
o.o; 'Kayy.

And yes, we are all pwnful.
And roleplay will start soon.

Hehehehe Feshoes!! It's like Fnick in Maximum Ride!

But anyway, yeah, we rock. =D

Aha. I luff MR. o:
Holleh, you need to read it.~

I LUFF YOU GUYS. x33

I WAS READING MR OVER THE WEEKEND~!
That same book. 8D
I guess I had the third one at school, so I just grabbed one.
But the second's my least favorite. .-.
But I love it.

Team Iggy ftw.

Aha. xPP
My sister just bought the third book, even though I own the whole series. Stoopid, no? Why not buy some other books? .-.
Anyways. I read, too.
I started this book -- "The Forest of Hands and Teeth" -- and finished it yesterday. It was very good. I highly reccomend it to anyone. o:

What's it about?

Uhn... /finds my reccomandations thingy-

Inside the cover--;
"In Mary's world there are simple truths.
The Sisterhood always knows best.
The Guardians will protect and serve.
The Unconsecrated will never relent.
And you must always mind the fence that surrounds the village; the fence that protects the village from the Forest of Hands and Teeth.

But, slowly, Mary’s truths are failing her. She’s learning things she never wanted to know about the Sisterhood and its secrets, and the Guardians and their power, and about the Unconsecrated and their relentlessness. When the fence is breached and her world is thrown into chaos, she must choose between her village and her future—between the one she loves and the one who loves her. And she must face the truth about the Forest of Hands and Teeth. Could there be life outside a world surrounded in so much death?"

My summary--;
Mary's just a norma girl. In her own world, atleast.
She lives with her mother. Her father is lost to the world, in the Forest of Hands and Teeth. There's a good change he's dead-- Or an Unconsecrated.
The Unconsecrated are the undead; dead bodies that live for killing.
They rattle against the chain-link fence that surrounds the village, hungry for the fresh meat inside.
The Return has happened, changing Earth and it's ways. Where human was once at the top of the food chain, the Unconsecrated now reign.
The people living inside the fence live in fear of an outbreak, thinking that they are the only ones left on this god-forsaken earth. And that maybe through enough prayer that God will restore thier world, back to the one where thier ancestors once lived. The memory of thier ancestores still lives today, in most people.
Mary is one of them.
The ocean is her one salvation, her one hope at thinking life is better than what it really is.
The Sisterhood tells her she needs to stop being so curious, that she needs to devote herself to prayer and to God, in hopes that he may create thier salvation.
Thier way of life has never failed them.

My review--;
I saw this on a goodreads.com monthly newsletter and it captured my intrest right away. It sounded new and exciting, something that I just had to read. Of course, when I went to Barnes and Nobles and saw it I had to buy it. And I did. I read it, and finished it in one day.
Let me tell you, this book did not disapoint me.
I found myself hoping and praying with Mary, even though both she and myself don't believe in God. There were moments that had me caught between tearing up with despair and a raging hope, that everything would be better in the end for Mary and her friends.
Gods, I hate this book. But at the very same time, I love it.
It's captivating, invigorating, it gives you a view of what the word could come to. It kinda reminds me of Quarantine (r-rated) or that other movie... I think Will Smith is in it? Where someone thinks they found a cure for cancer, but it just makes people look all dead and stuffs? Yeah, that one.
If you do read it, though, read it during the day, please. If you're not easily scared and don't have a wild imagination, then read it at night (outside. o: ) for an extra-spooky feeling.
Carrie Ryan effortlessly transitions this book between romance and horror, hope and loss. It's an amazing book, with all these emotions inside of it.
In short, read this.~