Tiwidot itibaren Lutzhorn, Almanya itibaren Lutzhorn, Almanya

I remember loving this book as a kid. It's a charming fable about a terminally bored young man, who learns the value of thought and imagination. Through the Phantom Tollbooth, Milo enters a world of stunning creativity, full of whimsical characters, and embarks on a perilous journey to save the kingdom. This story is simply inspired, but if you can't stomach puns and double-entendres, then don't bother.

Jay and Dean from Snow Angel continue to make work their relationship. Noone believe it will long, but after a year they love each other. Dean is still uncomfortable with the idea to be in love with a man. He still like women, a lot, and has no attraction for any men apart Jay. But Jay is not man or women, is not straight or gay, for Dean he is his angel, his lover. Jay is strong due Dean's love. He can stand the fact that his man look to other women, cause he knows that it's only a look and all. And Dean has made so huge pass in their relationship, both in and out of bed. If only other people could understand that what happen in a bedroom sometimes is not a way of life. If Jay loves to be dominate by Dean during lovemaking, this is not mean that Dean is like that also in the real life. The story is pretty short but it's a really good continuing of the previous ebook. Sex scenes are very arousing and it's really good to see a couple who cope the adversity and the desbelief of other people wthout faltering in the certainty of their love. http://elisa-rolle.livejournal.com/15...