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You should ask your doctor. And...required gym class at _college_? Really?

You should ask your doctor. And...required gym class at _college_? Really?

What difference would it make? Dyspraxia doesn't affect your ability to think, does it? It just might take you a little longer to type your work.

So, you plan to give me full credit for writing this, do you? No, didn't think so. Do your own homework.

That's unanswerable. Say somebody had twenty books published in a year, how can you possibly tell whether they were published as they were written or not?

No, book titles can't be copyrighted. However, I'd strongly advise against reusing the title of a book by a famous author. People who've read the first one will glance at yours and assume they've read it already, and people who didn't read it because they don't like King's writing (or horror...

"i am very descriptive and i never use the word 'said'" Um...I'm afraid that's a criticism, not a compliment. Go Google "said-bookism". I'm not a teenager any more, but I enjoy writing and have done since I was a teen. One of these days my original story ideas will gel into something worth...

Why don't you just go look through the thousands of stories that are on there already? Or write your own, if nobody else has.

Sure you can, if that's what you want to do. Nobody's forcing you to come on here and ask and answer questions about Twilight, are they?

In the UK, the average earnings of a pro author are about a quarter of the national average wage. That's only for authors who have been published - it doesn't include all the wannabe authors who make nothing from their book because no publisher has bought them yet (which is most of them). If...

You write fanfiction like the rest of us, and you share it for free with your fellow fans. No, you will not get permission to write a novel in someone else's universe. The best thing that can happen is that they ignore your request. The worst is that they say no, and copyright law then demands...

So what have you read that wasn't targeted at ten year olds? If you were reading at an eleventh grade level, you'd be on adult classics. I think that's going to be far too big a step up from the books you list. You could try the Edge Chronicles, Harry Potter, The Hobbit, the Uglies series...

Control? No. Input? Yes. If the publisher thinks it's a great idea, why wouldn't they use it? If they don't like it, you're sunk. It's most unlikely they will take some amateur cover you stuck together using a computer program, though.

Yup, though not very seriously. I'm just letting the ideas brew at the moment. It does not have vampires in it. Or werewolves, or shapeshifters, or indeed any supernatural creatures at all. I think it may be unique :)

There aren't any adult shows along the CSI etc. lines that are appropriate for a 2 year old to watch, and most music videos are aimed at teens and up too. TV which you watch with your 2 year old should be aimed at her, not you. Watch your CSI etc. after she has gone to bed.

Is it a class for three year olds? I wouldn't put a three year old in a class full of older children. She won't have their coordination or balance yet, and is likely to get discouraged -also, a lesson pitched at five year olds will be very different to one pitched at three year olds, no matter...

Ten seconds with Google would have answered this.

Not much apart from cuddles. Even at the old end of that (3 months) baby will only just be starting to notice what's going on around her and trying to interact with it. She may well not have discovered her hands yet, for instance.

Don't fish for compliments. If you think it's horrible, don't waste other people's time with it. One comment. PARAGRAPHS!

There is nothing "natural" or "harmless" about dying your baby's hair or skin. She's not fair? Live with it.