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Spice cakes with cream cheese frosting and candy pumpkins. Just box mix and canned frosting but I like them :)

Does anyone have a "cover page" on the first page inside of their journals with a title or an introduction of some sort?

I'm looking for inspiration..

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01-13: Twilight
13-16: Paramore
17-20: Hayley Williams

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Bella & Edward
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Title: The Man and the Boy
Author: elaborationlove
Fandom: Twilight
Characters/Pairings: Edward/Nahuel
Rating: PG-13
Genre: Angst, general, romance
Summary: Edward and Nahuel have a secret.
Author's Notes: Written for twilight100. AU.
Warning: None.
Disclaimer: I own nothing. I swear.
Word Count: 100

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Title: Overthrown
Author: ailingtrees
Characters/Pairing: Edward/Bella
Rating: NC-17.
Category: Smut, PWP, pure filth!
Spoilers: Spoilers for Breaking Dawn.
Summary: The first gift was the house. The other gift was time alone.
Author's Note: Reviews are always appreciated. Even just taking a second to say something like, "I've read this, and you should go to jail, you whore!" is fine.

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Hello hello. Kind of random requests but can anyone recommend some good horror/suspense stories with mirrors as a motif? Or y'know, prominent to the story.

And by horror/suspense I mean any and all -ghosts, monsters, murder, etc.

Thanks!

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Get the best friggin' Halloween Costume money can buy! Up on my Etsy RIGHT NOW!

Get the best friggin' Halloween Costume money can buy! Up on my Etsy RIGHT NOW!

Get the best friggin' Halloween Costume money can buy! Up on my Etsy RIGHT NOW!

Fan of the Twilight series by Stephenie Meyer? ( Check out my Twilight Inspired items! )

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So, this is my hair. Boring, right? I've had this same basic look for the past couple of years. Sometimes shorter, sometimes longer. Sometimes more of a bang, sometimes less. I straighten it daily since it's too poofy otherwise. I've tried a few different curl/wave products but I'm never happy with the result. My hair is super thick but only the top layer is slightly fried [but usually unnoticeable unless it's humid].

Throw some ideas at me. I'm pretty open. Pictures are even better.

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The Summoning
Writer: Kelley Armstrong
Genre: YA/Urban Fantasy
Pages: 390

The premise: Chloe thinks she's just a normal girl (who's mother died, who's father is rich, and goes to an art school--yes, I'm being evil when it comes to the definition of "normal," but don't let that alone keep you from reading) until all at once, she gets her period and sees her first ghost. Oh, and he sees her too, sending her into a screaming fit all through the school and convincing her teachers she's stark raving mad. In order to get her education back on track, Chloe has to get therapy, and she's taken to the Lyle House. There she learns she's not the only weird one around, and finding out why people want her to think otherwise becomes a matter of life-and-death, especially after her roommate is taken away.

My Rating

Buy the Paperback: it's an enjoyable, fast read, but if it hadn't been for the cliffhanger ending, I don't think I would've pursued this series, as I wasn't that attached to the world or the characters, which is ironic, since the world is the same one from Armstrong's adult UF series (which I've only read one book of, so give me a break). I'll continue to get the hardcovers since I'm already committed, but I think that unless you're a collector or just love hardcovers to pieces (or just a super big fan of any and everything Armstrong writes), you might be better off with a cheaper copy, possibly the trade.

The full review, which does include spoilers, may be found in my LJ. As always, comments and discussion are most welcome! :)

REVIEW: Kelley Armstrong's THE SUMMONING

Happy Reading! :)