Librarylizzi
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I don't think i could stop at one but if I had to I would say The Book Thief, it's the book I always recommend to people. Other than that it's dependent on mood, genre etc. difficult question ha ha
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Oh I'm glad to hear there's another I will check it on our library catalogue Monday. I will add Kabul Beauty School too thank you
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Great for the spectators though Sedge!
Thank goodness normal service resumes today the Internationals are over.....
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I just finished this, I liked the cover but all the way through I was comparing it to McCall Smiths Ladies Detective Agency. Although this book is set in Rwanda, it is quite harrowing at times but I enjoyed the characters in it and of course it's about cakes, so wasn't at all terrible. A recommended read.
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Welcome Justin!
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Unlucky Sedge!
We'll look for a win Inver
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The one you gave up on was quite harrowing but tied in with the Neighbour I struggle with that subject too since I had my son years ago . I cant recommend any particularly as i read them all as they come along like I do with all my authors. I will let you know about the one I am reading now
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Welcome Hayley!
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Sounds like a result really with no strikers! Who needs RVP anyway ha ha
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Hiya, have you tried Lisa Gardner? She is excellent, she does series and stand- alones and I really enjoy her books. Tana French is another fav of mine, more psychological suspense than gore! Good luck and happy reading!
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Vimes hi, no i could never read the ending first, what would be the point?
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I was a Special Constable for 6 years. I made some brilliant friends and learned a lot about myself!
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Well I started off as a humble library assistant, now I'm a Library Development Officer which means I do librarians work for less money, well that's ok because I love my job! I work in a busy public lending library and we have just closed to the public as we open in September in our brand new multi million pound home in Southend. I especially love encouraging children to read as I loved going to the library as a child. We have no librarians in our library now as they are all in managerial posts
i really hope its different where you are bookmonkey 
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That's the problem when a book is so hyped up, it usually lets you down ha ha
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I can read in any situation. I like that I can take myself away from wherever and whatever is going on lol
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It's naughty I know that judging a book by its cover, I've done a course on customer perceptions on choosing books, on presentation, display etc. I still choose books by their cover, if I choose chick lit I do turn it over, read the blurb and if they've got ridiculous names I don't choose it' simple. I like recommendations from friends who read the same genre as me. My book groups take me out of my comfort zone too in a good way?
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Oh thats a shame Inver and well done Sedge!
Hopefully the new coach and new players will soon bring rewards..
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PPI reclaim adverts and Personal Injury Lawyer adverts! Always annoy me especially as they want to ban PayDay Loan adverts, what about these other money grabbers? Ggggrrrrrrr
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Awww those bunnies, how cute? I have 2 black girl cats, Maisey (4) and Spooky(2) both rescues. I've always had dogs so it was an eye opener having cats, especially ones that bring "gifts" lol
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Cars
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I drive a Fiesta (12) years old because it suits my financial needs and is economical. When I when the lottery i will have an Aston Martin DB9, 1967 Mustang in red and a whole bunch of other cars just because I can. I value my driving licence above every other posession lol
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I lobe TGBBO but I put on 2 stone just watching it, it's porn for cookery show addicts
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He's quite cute, sorry that's me being a bit girly..
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am 44 but wish I was 26
What are you watching now? - 2013
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Posh Pawn hahaha and GBBO from last night