Drama by Raina Telgemeier is a personal favorite of mine! It is also a good cultural experience, it takes place in school and talks about some important topics! I suggest it highly.

The fansite is the website itself, such as the Facebook or Twitter account, and the fanbase is the word for the people who follow that fansite! But these words aren't used very often, so don't worry about it too much!

Greetings!

I feel really thrilled about this, I am mexican but I would like to improve my english skills, overall because I want to <em>meet</em> new people and I want to be able to communicate easily and appropiately to them. Most of it by speaking, but also to enlarge my vocabulary!
Thanks to you all for helping me and for this tremendous opportunity!

はなせます means "can speak", it is used to show you are capable of speaking. It is in the potential form! You would use it in a sentence like "I can/am able to speak Japanese." はなします is simply "speak", so there is no potential form involved. I hope this has helped you!

1. I have a concert tomorrow. I feel a little bit nervous, because of it. 2. My hand watch is tried and true. It drowned, but it would continue to work. 3. They always underestimate her. She is more clever than they think. 4. He hesitated to ask her/him on a date. He has low self-esteem. 5. I afraid of dancing on a glossy floor, because I can slip and tumble. 6. I never eat bread crusts. I always give them to my dog. 7. They involved me in their plan at vacation. Now I must go abroad with them. 8. The color of my infant's eyes is blue, but he has a distinctive shade. It resemble water in a water-pull (do you mean a wave?), a mix dark and light color. 9. I don't like to be among geniuses, because I feel like a fool. 10. I measured a cloth and decided to sew a coat with a hood. Overall, good job!

Yes, they are all correct! I would only like to say that "any more" is really only one word, "anymore". Good job!