I never been a woman of many words when it came to describing myself. But I suppose I could start by telling how I got into reading and writing.

I've always enjoyed writing little stories, ever since I was in grammar school. I suppose I enjoyed reading in school, but outside of that I never really read books of my own choice until I was in about fifth grade. Which happens to be the year the first Lord of the Rings came into theatres. I enjoyed it so much (though at that age the Orcs scared the ever-livin' out of me) that I decided I would read the books. My mother, who was already a fan of the books, let me borrow them, and as soon as I had begun reading the Two Towers, I was hooked. I became and forever will be a bookworm( I read the second and last of the series first. I was naive and thought since I'd seen the movie, I could just continue onto the other books. Needless to say, I went directly back to the first book and read that one after finishing the other two. And to this day I've very mad that they left Tom Bombadil out of the movie, as well as the Barrow Down's!)

Soon after, I started really writing some of my own stories, and my Freshman year in high school, about a year after I first read Eragon, I got the idea to write fantasy stories. Of course, my first really novel idea was about a dragon. I began with a plot, then created several very detailed characters(though I suppose there are probably too many). And five years later, I'm still working on that story. If I could ever publish one of my books, that is the one I would wish to publish the most. It's my first, and, in my opinion, still my best idea. I don't think I will disclose the story here though, merely because this is fan-fiction.

Throughout school, I've always done excellent in English, specifically reading, spelling, and grammar. Which is perhaps why I think I would excel at teaching the subject. In addition, it's my favorite subject, along with literature. Of course, I have other favorites as well such as music performance, and theatre(Ooh, one of my favorite songs just came on! Sound of Silence by Simon and Garfunkel. Can't get enough of that song! Yes, I know I'm random, I tend to be that way often.)

I guess I could finish this by giving a list of some of my favorite authors, books, and movies/musicals. I guess I could add TV shows as well.

Authors:

J.R.R Tolkien(of course!)

C.S. Lewis

James A. Owen

Cornelia Funke

John Grisham

Jane Austen

George Orwell

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Mary Shelley

Charles Dickens

Frank Peretti

Tamora Pierce

William Shakespeare

Books:

Lord of the Rings

The Hobbit

Chronicles of Narnia

The Host

The Chronciles of the Imaginarium Geographica

The Inheritance Cycle(mainly Eragon and Eldest)

Frankenstein

1984

To Kill A Mockingbird

Runaway Jury

The Firm

Pelican Brief

A Time To Kill

The Great Gatsby

Shatterglass

Cold Fire

Inkheart

Jane Austen's Collection

The Princess Bride

North Child(or East)

The Giver

Witch of Blackbird Pond

Harry Potter

Silas Marner

Hangman's Curse

Movies/Musicals:

To Kill a Mockingbird

Braveheart

Moulin Rouge

Chicago

RENT

Pirates of the Caribbean

Finding Neverland

Peter Pan

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

Lethal Weapon(s)

The Prestige

The Illusionist

Benny and Joon

Sweeney Todd

The Patriot

Gladiator

LOTR

Star Wars

Prince Caspian

Tomb Raider(corny, I know)

Fiddler on the Roof

Chocolat

Down With Love

Phantom of the Opera

Wicked

Across the Universe

(There's a lot of books and movies, I know)

TV Shows:

CSI: Miami

House MD

Heroes

White Collar(it's new)

Glee

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation

MASH

Stargate: SG1

Whose Line...?

(And just because I feel like it...)

Music Artists:

Billy Holiday

Frank Sinatra

Ella Fitzgerald

Dean Martin

Sam Cooke

Simon and Garfunkel

The Beatles

The Beach Boys

Air Supply

Franki Valli and the Four Seasons

Billy Joel

Aretha Franklin

Ben E. King

Marvin Gaye

Michael Buble

CCR

Dion

Elton John

Elvis

The Righteous Brothers

The Temptations

The Who

Switchfoot

Casting Crowns

DC Talk

FF5

Kutless

Skillet

Dixie Chicks

Garth Brooks

Randy Travis

Anna Nalick

Blue October

Jack Johnson

Three Days Grace

Evanescence

Declan Galbraith

The King's Singers

I don't think I'll prolong this any longer my adding down all my favorite songs. It'd never end.