Feel free to feed my turtles

Ok, first things first: three reviews for today because "why not" and 'i feel like it'


[X] The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night - Mark Haddon
A very interesting book. i rather liked it and i would say that i found it rather enjoyable. it had some very interesting twists and i really enjoyed the psychology of the whole book, with the main character being autistic and all. i would definitely recommend it to anyone (over the age of 12...)

[X] The Great Gatsby - F Scott Fitzgerald
one of my personal favorites. such a tragic and well writ story. i could bore you to death with all the symbolism and the references to religion and fate and the meaning of existence... but i wont. but still, you should read it. :D maybe i'll post a detailed book review just for The Great Gatsby...

[X] The Secret Garden - Frances Hodgson Burnett
another one of my personal favorites, even though i hate two of the main characters at several times throughout the story... but that's what makes it a great book, right? it's dynamic. anyways, i love this book because its a tail of success through perseverance and will power. also, it's set in England, which is always a plus.




And, second things second: turtles!

i have two turtles on my blog page now, just because. for grins and giggles. i have named them Benny and Joon. the darker one is Benny and the lighter one is Joon. feel free to feed them or whatever if you want to, if your fancy tends toward the crazy. :)
and for the record: yes, i do know that they are not real... but they are cute, and they try to run away from you when you put the cursor over their backs... but i do know that they aren't real.... so...



anyways,
--as always