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Oh yes i love love love love love love them! I was going to see them at london but nobody would go with me psssssshh they've ruined my life ;(

Tess Gerritsen is fantastic- vanish was amazing

I have Johnny Panic and the bible of dreams by her which are short stories which i tend to read between books so they are much better at engaging throughout. I love her way of writing, with the bell jar i wish at the end she carried on as at the end a lot seemed to be happening and it was very interesting, i didn't want it to end!!

Slyvia Plath. Has anyone read this? At first i found it a little hard to get into because not much happened but after i kept reading i adored it, i think it is very beautiful but also very poignant.

i meant the film wasnt as good at the book!!

Yes the book isn't as good as the film, i watched the film first and then read the book which was good because it was much better and there was so much missing. Read it soon i would love to discuss it with you!!

Oooo i think you will love it a lot, he writes so well, have you seen the movie?? I don't really want to give anything away so i really can't say much about aside that it's marvelous!

Hello (: I find i'm having to get used to her writing as i've gone from short snappy 'easy' kind of reading to something where i have to look in to and take time to kind of 'assess'. She does write rather beautifully though and it's very good.

Thank you again I look forward to many discussions in the near future!

Thank you all for being so nice

I know this seems a bit of a silly question but where do you read the most ? I generally find myself in the bath for hours reading ha ha. Although now i use my reading glasses a lot more it gets very hard to see through my steamy lenses

Hi! I don't really know what to say here so i will tell you a little bit about myself i suppose I'm 18 and currently studying my A Levels (law, Politics, Sociology and Psychology). Soon going to Sheffield Hallam University to study psychology mainly because me and my friend are inseparable (: Very much wishing i took English lit which is very sad. I am aiming to become a clinical psychologist as i find mental illness very fascinating and i am very dismayed at the terrible stigma that surrounds it- thus wanted to help i guess. However, the uni only really does forensic psychology (the only option i am interested in) so i plan to do that after my psychology degree and then after 5 years turn to clinical, i would love to study neuropsychology in the future. Ermmmm, books yes, i love to kill a mocking bird and the catcher in the rye but at the moment my favourite books are the perks of being a wallflower and the virgin suicides. Currently reading Oranges are not the only fruit. I'm sorry if this is very long winded as i really don't know how i'm meant to introduce myself.

Has anyone read this? It is so painful but so beautiful. It is meant to be aimed at younger audiences yet i find it to be a very mature book. I find Charlie instantly likeable, i love the style it is wrote in and the fact you have to keep reading to kind of 'fill in the blanks'.