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Shaun of the Dead All of the Harry Potters Love Actually Woman in Black Nightmare Before Christmas I used to love Free Willy, but then about a year ago I started looking into the effects of keeping killer whales in captivity for a project, and I haven't been able to finish watching it because I've dissolved into tears every time and end up looking like I've just sniffed a hundred onions!

I love all of Mike Oldfield's stuff. It's great isn't it? I've grown up listening to it as my dad's a big fan- Tubular Bells II is probably the best one though!

Glad you're enjoying it here!

Tubular Bells http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OtaBSzk3FvE&NR=1&feature=endscreen

I was thoroughly disappointed with the film adaptation of Jodi Picoult's My Sister's Keeper. I had to watch it in a RE lesson a couple of years ago when we were discussing saviour siblings, and everyone said what a good film it was, but they completely changed the ending of a beautiful story.

I've read a hundred pages of Miranda Hart's Is It Just Me? today as I've been in bed with flu. It really did cheer me up! Yesterday I bought the book of David Attenborough's Africa series from Tesco for £9 (instead of the RRP £25) so I shall be reading that soon!

Definitely, but they're so good, especially for lovers of nature, pre-history and magic. I would recommend them to anyone who's interested in these- the second one (Spirit Walker) is the best (and not just because of the killer whales! ). I may have to dig them out again at some point! XD

I used to read Michelle Paver's Chronicles of Ancient Darkness series a lot. I used to love Wolf! I thought the Hunters were also great, but, as killer whales (and my all-time number one favourite animal) that was inevitable even though they were only featured in one book!

Just had a Quorn cheese escalope with chips and peas. Comfort food after a stressful couple of weeks!

Mike Oldfield- Man in the Rain. I've always loved Mike Oldfield, something I've definitely inherited from my dad! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMN5lfvKveI

A nice big mug of builder's tea!

Peppers stuffed with couscous and homemade cottage cheese, and a Mexican veggie burger.

My brother and I watched Nightmare Before Christmas the other night. I love this film so much!

At my old school, nobody read much, which was sad. However, since coming to my current school for sixth form, I can get into really long conversations with other people about our favourite authors/genres and even have debates about some books, which is good fun! However, I have to admit that, since starting sixth form, everyone seems to have slowed down on their reading.

I hope to start Miranda Hart's Is It Just Me? tonight. I've really slowed on the reading front of late!

Mum and I bought a shared copy of Others by James Herbert. I've got the first read, and so far it's amazing!

The Fray- Where The Story Ends. Love this song!

Hermione Granger. She has Ron Weasley as a boyfriend!

I won't touch Twilight, nor will I read autobiographies. I just can't stand either of them.

Read The Tales of Beedle the Bard JK Rowling To Read Isabella; She-Wolf of France Alison Weir Elizabeth Alison Weir Mary Queen of Scots Alison Weir Fantastic Beasts and Where To FInd Them JK Rowling Mary Boleyn Alison Weir (abandoned it for some strange reason, even though I was genuinely enjoying it. :S) To Be Re-Read My Sister's Keeper Jodi Picoult The Secret of Crickley Hall James Herbert Books to be Bought I know it's not much so far, but hey!

Some African drumming music. It's wonderful.

Read thirty-seven pages of The Tales of Beadle the Bard (J.K. Rowling) this morning. I love Harry Potter.