Things about myself, I enjoy reading, well more than enjoy it. And I 'enjoy' writing as well, but that's obvious. I'm just going into year ten at some secondary school in Bristol (the name of which you really do not need to know, other than it's not private (and there are lots of those in Bristol) and it's not a 'bad' school) England, and for those of you who don't know the school system that means I'm forteen going on fifteen (ha, going on fifteen - I'm an april girl).

If you think it will give you an insight into me then I'm taking Geography, Art and History for GCSEs and English is my faverite subject. If you don't like those subjects (i.e Geography) then scratch the above from your mind and continue on down.

I see some people have listed their faverite books, but a list that long would make my fingers turn bloody from all the typing, so I'll add as the days go by.

As of now my list is:

L.J.Smith - all her series especially, Night World and the Secret Circle (go Cassie and Adam and disappear off the face of this website all those who dare to break them up).
On The Seas To Troy by Caroline.B.Cooney - I'm just re-reaing it and I forgot how great it is.
The Missing/0800 where r u series by Meg Cabot (or Jenny Carroll, whichever suits you) - the best series she's writen and the one no one knows about.
Pirates by Celia Rees - infact anything by her (Blood Sinester and The Vanished come to my mind right now), but Pirates will always be the closest to my heart, me being a girl of Bristol.
Blood and Chocolate by Annettte Curtis Klause - just because it's the best and any person who hasn't read it should stop reading this silly little profile and run off and read it.
Elizabeth Chandler - She's a wonderful writer and her Dark Secrets series is amazing (romance, suspence, intrigue and a touch of the paranormal what more could you ask for)
The Goose Girl by Shannon Hale - this is just a great book, so magical and just... gorgeous basicially. I'm eargerly awaiting her next book Ella Burning which is hopefully out soon.

To end this (now anyway as I'll proberly update in times of desperate bordem) I should proberly leave it with a plea for a reviews, and crotching on the floor infront of this scared machine; tears in my eyes as I despretly beg and beg and beg. But I won't, mainly because I am humble, kind and modest and I have a great smile (in this I am hoping that you take it as a hint). Instead I'll say that all those who review my work, I will read your fanfiction and review it (providing of course that I like/or have read the book ( seen the programme etc.) that your fanfiction is based on), and then I'll smile again and laugh, and let you be on your way.