I know more about Middle-Earth than I do about Canada. Options

[missnh]

Definitely vampires. Preferably and most likely only by Anne Rice. Her stories are very intricate, cover a lot of history, and are all over the world.

It's weird, because I feel like I know more about the vampires' lives than I do my friends or families. Ha ha

[superstitious]

I have a thing for vampires as well. I haven't read Twilight yet, which is weird (I've had a few people recommend it to me). I used to love Anne Rice, but sometimes she gets really tiring.

I definitely have a thing for vampires on film. (I'm a huge Buffy and Angel fan, for example).

[RyanWasHere]

WHOO!

You wanna know how I know your gay? Lol just f**king with you..umm I never really got into all that fantasy stuff I read all the Harry Potter books and the whole Chronicles Of Narnia series but I managed to keep my head in the real world...I guess it's kinda cool to imagine sometimes though..haven't read a good fantasy book in a while, i think im gonna go get one now.

As for a non-fantasy like serious book, you guys should pick up Stuck In Neutral.

"The book is written in the first person from the point of view of a 14 year old boy. In the book we are taken into the mind of Shawn McDaniel who has Cerebral Palsy and is unable to communicate or interact physically or verbally with anyone. In each chapter he describes the different things that have happened to him in his life."

It brings up a lot of thought provoking things like..just because someone looks like there totally brain dead, doesn't mean there still not fully aware on the inside, it's very graphic, and some parts are really disturbing, but it was written for an older audience, go get it, you won't regret it.

[livwho]

Vampires! Especially Edward Cullen.

I also love LOTR. The storyline is amazing.