Hi! I'm Fingal. I was born in February 1994 in South London. I'm a twin - my brother, Arran, was born 3 minutes before me - that's me on the left. me and my brother - we'd just been born

We were both home-educated until very recently - I'm fine with all subjects except spelling which I'm getting on with! Recently, I undertook the near impossible task of reading Lord of the Rings

I like animals (we've got 4 cats: Max, Rowan, Amber, and Marble);reading a lot, and listening to Radio1.

Being home educated was great - we generally just please ourselves, with 'school' work for about two to two and a half hours a day. Now we're at school and I'm quite enjoying it, except for the stupid rules!

Just before I was one year old, the view from our Mum & Dad's bedroom window my family moved to Dorset (southern England), where we still live. The photograph is the view from my Mum & Dad's bedroom window.

Dad built a treehouse for us, a few years ago so when we have people to stay and there isn't any space they sleep in there. I't quite nice actually, now that Dad's put up a bed and put electricity in it. They always say that when we're teenagers we'll probably want to spend more time there - getting away from parents and stuff.

The sea is about 20 minutes walk away and we often go for a swim in the summer - the water's really clear, but it shelves down very steeply, so we have to be pretty careful.

My Dad is a website designer and my Mum is an artist.

That's all for now - but keep an eye on this website - for lots more photos, drawings and everything about me - Fingal Green!

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Books I've read

The Saga of Darren Shan, which are probably my favourite books so far.

I've just read a really good book that's called Tainted Blood by Nathan Long. It's a Warhammer book that I liked.

The Day of The Triffids by John Wyndham. Day of theTriffids is so good, I can't really tell you much about it, except that it's about plants growing stick-like legs and walking around.

Storm Thief by Chris Wooding is a good book with loads of new ideas in it.

Northern Lights by Philip Pullman. The Subtle Knife by Philip Pullman and The Amber Spyglass by Philip Pullman. I read them ages ago so I don't really remember them but I know they are really good. The film (of the 1st book) is good as well.

Brave New World by Aldous Huxley. A brilliant book but not for all.

1984 by George Orwell.

Lord of the Rings by J R R Tolkien. very long, but worth it!.

Lord of the Flies by William Golding. A bit like school!

I've just got into the new Terry Pratchett books which are really good And I like the Artemis fowl books as well.