Athena

I really liked Home too. The last film I watched was Star Trek: First Contact, which I thought was quite enjoyable. I can't watch films as often as I'd like, but I'm going to try to rest and take it easy for some of today so I can hopefully watch another film tonight (as of yet undecided which one).

We're continuing to watch Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and are now in the beginning of season 4. I sometimes wish I had more energy to watch more TV (show episodes), but things are as they are.

Welcome here ! Good to meet another fan of paperback books, they are my favourite format of book to read too. I hope you like the forum.

I enjoyed them, yes . I got the first two on my Kindle and the third as a paperback QuickReads book. I enjoyed spending more time with the characters and seeing more of their lives and futures.

Wow, that's a LOT of Jodi Picoult books in one month! I couldn't do that, I need a break from an author's style after a while. But I'm happy you loved all of the books so far. I haven't read Salem Falls but I read the other ones you mention, and I liked them all (though not to the same extent).

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Love and First Sight by Josh Sundquist (just received this book in the post a few days ago, I'm excited to read it).

Sorry to hear you had a bad run. I think I remember it was I think in two Young-Adult books, but which ones exactly.. I'll have to take a look at my shelves and browse the books (got a couple of books in mind). It was not the main part of the story, but it was part of the main character and I enjoyed reading about it. Buy more books and go to the library more often again ? I'd hate to run out of reading material too, so your worry makes sense to me . I'm glad you enjoyed Misery, nice review .

I'm currently reading This Charming Man by Marian Keyes.

I really liked The Beach Café too, glad you liked it Diane . I've not read any other Lucy Diamond novels yet (I do plan to do that some time), but I did read the novellas that follow the characters in The Beach Café (Christmas at the Beach Café, Christmas Gifts at the Beach Café, and A Baby at the Beach Café).

I wish you a great 2018, Andrea !

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I read Pam van der Veen and Albert Wiglema - Wonderjaren. I recently came across this book and bought it on a whim after reading the sample. This is a Dutch book that talks about the technology in the 1980s and 1990s and how it changed the way a lot of us (in the Netherlands) live our lives. It features quotes from people too and articles. I quite liked this book. It was nice to feel nostalgic for older times.

Thanks, Diane !

I wish you a great year in 2018 .

Please do . I still make that mistake too on occasion .

I haven't read a Nicholas Sparks book in a long time. I do own a couple that I haven't read yet, though I hadn't heard of Two by Two. I'm glad you enjoyed it though it's a shame you didn't enjoy it as much as some of his other books have.

I'm glad you're doing allright . I'd love to see some pages! I find it inspiring to see other people's bullet journals and doodles. I'm glad to hear that you're feeling a bit better and that you had a nice catch-up with your friend . I hope you have a nice time sewing and reading . Today we're celebrating my mum's birthday, so today is pretty busy with visitors. I'm enjoying seeing my family again. Tomorrow should be quieter, I'm hoping to do a bit of reading then.

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I got mine too . I hope you enjoy both books !

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Thanks, Alexander ! Thanks, Karen ! I don't plan to stop posting any time soon .

Wow, such a positive review! I'm glad you liked the book . I plan to read the book some day, though I think it is the sort of read for which I'll have to be in the right mood to fully enjoy it.

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It's been somewhat cold and grey for more than a month here, with sometimes some rain, hail or wind. I hope we'll see the sun more often in the spring. Apparently this past December was the 'greyest' December ever recorded here (most hours with completely overcast sky).