fantasy or scifi

This Halloween I have a couple of ideas for a costume. I'm thinking of going as either a fellowship member from LOTR or Link from LoZ or even a jedi (but like luke with his black clothes from ep.6). Got any suggestions? thanks Oh, and I was also thinking of Cloud from ff7 :P

I have a reading assignment due in two weeks, and I need a book to read. I'm in Honors English, since the eighth grade replaces literature with geography. So don't recommend anything really short or really long, and absolutely DO NOT tell me to read anything from the Twilight series. I hate...

I have a reading assignment due in two weeks, and I need a book to read. I'm in Honors English, since the eighth grade replaces literature with geography. So don't recommend anything really short or really long, and absolutely DO NOT tell me to read anything from the Twilight series. I hate...

I'm not sure what book you're talking about, but if there's magic in it it's considered a fantasy book.

Okay, so I read a book a year or two ago, and I cannot believe I can't remember the title, but I really don't. I don't remember the character's names, but the main hero was a female. There was a male character as well, and a witch along the lines. I remember various and odd scenes in the book...

I don't want the entire story to revolve around their relationships, just that the main character happens to be gay and may or may not have a love interest. For example, the main protagonist in Mercedes Lackey's Magic Pawn/Promise/Price trilogy is gay, which really surprised me (in a good way)...

I don't want the entire story to revolve around their relationships, just that the main character happens to be gay and may or may not have a love interest. For example, the main protagonist in Mercedes Lackey's Magic Pawn/Promise/Price trilogy is gay, which really surprised me (in a good way)...

Hero by Perry Moore! and theres those vampire books (marked) but he's not the main character

I don't want the entire story to revolve around their relationships, just that the main character happens to be gay and may or may not have a love interest. For example, the main protagonist in Mercedes Lackey's Magic Pawn/Promise/Price trilogy is gay, which really surprised me (in a good way)...