Thank You So Much! :)

you can both enter and don't worry about the extra prizes - enjoy them

Editor, if the rules in a giveaway say one entry per household does that mean me and my sister can't enter to win that same book?

Editor, if the rules in a giveaway say one entry per household does that mean me and my sister can't enter to win that same book?

Wow! This is a very interesting artical!

I love national geographic. It is one of my favorite series. And fact books are my favorite! So there are 2 reasons why I want this so so much!

I love your HP post ☺ 😀

Fine but always tired and i have no time to get on this which is sad. but. . .fine. life starts back up tomorrow: 11th grade and even more classes(dance). so. . .i just hope i can get into a routine of checking on here, lol, bc i miss my frens. lol

Ballet, jazz, modern, and hip-hop. . .lol mostly ballet tho

I just finished re-reading this book and i remembered why i love Lemony Snicket's work. In this vile novel, the Baudelaire's continue their search for their friends, the Quagmire triplets. In the previous book, The Ersatz Elevator, Violet Klaus and Sunny here about a town called V.F.D. Remembering that V.F.D. was a clue that Duncan Quagmire had given the Baudelaires, they head to that town for more clues-and guardianship. This whole town of V.F.D. becomes the orphans guardians and boss the children around giving them all sorts of chores to fill up their time with. Along with these chores, the awful Council of Elders, a horrid list of dramatic rules to follow, and living with a town full of crows, the children begin receiving notes from Isadora Quagmire about where they are hidden. Then, of course, Count Olaf enters the story creating even more of a mess for the children. . .if you are to read this story, read it with caution. . .