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Hi Moussecake!

I didn't like The Dark Is Rising by Susan Cooper much. I had to read it for homework in Year Six last year. I thought that the beginning was OK, but then as I got deeper in, I was looking forward to reading it, but I was let down by the story.

I voted for horror, fantasy, historical (even though I've only read a handful) and animal.

I ususally read just one book, but I will sometimes read another one at the same time.

This is my current book which I started in Cornwall. I like it! If I'm nice to Angel, she might get me Eldest for my birthday!

Hi Chris!

Hi! Enjoy yourself here!

Hiya there

Hi. Welcome!

Hiya Fiona!

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Hi Frida

Hi Karen!

Hi Sedge! I see you live in St Austell. I've just come back from around that area (near Helston). Welcome!

The author of The Roman Mysteries. I found her books quite good! They're quite refreshing, and well-written. For one of the books, I find it a shame she's not a big, big author like Joanne Rowling.

Hello, welcome to BCF!

Hiya, welcome to BCF!

LOL- Mum, your TBR list just gets longer and longer and longer!

No, I didn't actually! Thank you Louise!

Hiya John! Have fun on here!

Angel and I use our library a fair amount, they have some very interseting things in there.

In no particular order: 1. Frankie Peaches And Me by Karen McCombie 2. Tide Knot by Helen Dunmore 3. Angels, Plays and A Furry Merry Christmas by Karen McCombie 4. Soul Eater by Michelle Paver 5. Lambs In The Lane by Lucy Daniels 6. (what I've read of it) Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte 7. A Christmas Carole by Charles Dickens 8. Order Of The Phoenix by J.K. Rowling 9. Goblet Of Fire 10. Chamber Of Secrets

There are not any films that make me cry anymore, but over the years I've had a handful. When I was six, certain parts of Lion King 2 made me cry.I nearly cried at Ice Age 1 when it first came out because the ending was sad. Other than a few others, there are not many that made me cry.

Finished The Tide Knot. I am reading the other one by Helen Dunmore, Ingo, as I enjoyed it when I read it last year.

(at my age, I'll take doorstep as 250-300+ ) January: Wormwood (c. 400 pages) February: Soul Eater (c. 370 pages) March: N/A April: The Tide Knot (330 pages) Ingo (350 pages) May: Highest Tide by Jim Lynch (250 pages) Eragon by Christopher Paolini (500 pages) June: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince by J.K. Rowling(600 pages) July: Eldest by Christopher Paolini (700 pages) August: The Deep by Helen Dunmore (300 pages) Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (600 pages) September: October: November: December: