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There was a lot more, but I was ready for it. I'd known there would be major trouble when I got back, even though the most important thing was that Sadie has been cured. "But look at Sadie!" I snap. The Tide Knot by Helen Dunmore (my current book)

I can't do the basics like tea! At school I have made: Hot Baguettes Yule Log Pizza Shortbread Rock Buns Butterfly cakes. I have also been known to help with the roast dinners. Just ask Angel!

Hiya guys. I have been forgetting to write on my list recently as I am so busy. (homework mainly but also something else which is a secret for now). Anyway, I only managed to read half of Jane Eyre, I found it so hard! However, what I read was really, really good. Once I'm about 12 or 13, I'll try and read it. Now I am reading The Tide Knot by Helen Dunmore (I have been reading this since Monday and it's already very nearly finished) x

1. Roasts 2. Anything with sweetcorn 3. icecream soda 4. clouded lemonade

Same here, but without the brussel sprouts. I have carrots and brocolli (sp?) instead. I love Mum's crispy potatoes that go with it!

Yup!20p is not bad at all! It will certainly keep Dad happy! Loving Kensuke's Kingdom. I loved Wormwood as well!!!

Lilywhite, I like what I've read so far, a few more pages and I can do a proper opinion. Today I went to Waterstones and got Kensuke's Kingdom by Michael Mopurgo.

Went to the library and got out: Wormwood by G.P. Taylor Sisters, super-creeps and Slushy, Gushy Lovesongs by Karen McCrombie Doctor Who: Winner Takes All by Jacqueline Rayner

Well, what can I say? This book was fantastic. It was magical, and very detailed. I liked the idea of the story, and I think that Mr. Stroud did fairly well pulling it off! I'd love to find one of his other books, as reading this one has made me want to read more of his books and see what they're like.

Oh yeah, that's the one! (Cool webiste!)

I love tea. LOL- My hamster sleeps in a coconut!

Hi Bagpuss! Glad to hear that your son is enjoying it. I like it, but we get way too much homework sometimes. But yeah I like it. (Got two more level 6's by the way! One for science, one for maths!) (Hey, drama was good today! A great laugh!) And Louise, I like Caroline Lawrence as well! Shame, I've read three of the books and I read the one that was set in Pompeii a few months ago, and I too can't remember the title either!

Shaking, the man hurried off and began to comply. Doctor Who: The Stone Rose (by Jacqueline Rayner)

Waiting to be read: N/A Already Read: The Dolphins Of Laurentum by Caroline Lawrence* Startled By His Furry Shorts by Louise Rennison Aliens by Nick Arnold Buried Fire by Jonathon Stroud Doctor Who: The Stone Rose by Jaqueline Rayner Passion Flower by Jean Ure Wormwood by G.P.Taylor Jane Eyre (half-read) by Charlotte Bronte Wierd Nature by Nick Arnold Kensuke's Kingdom by Michael Mopurgo The Tide Knot by Helen Dunmore Ingo by Helen Dunmore The Highest Tide by Jim Lynch Drama Queen Lucky T The Secret Diary Of Anne Boleyn Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone Eragon Ghost Stories Like Never Before Doctor Who (one about the eighth doctor, can't remember what it's called now) Ghost stories Harry Potter And The Half-Blood Prince Anne Boleyn And Me Black Beauty Eldest Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azkaban Harry Potter And The Order Phoenix Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows The Deep The Bloody Tower by Alison Prince Soul-Eater by Michelle Paver Outcast by Michelle Paver Meet the Real World, Rachel by Karen McCombie Frankie, Peaches and Me by Karen McCombie Amber and the Pepper-Hot Jelly by Karen McCombie Why The Whales Came by Michael Mopurgo Kensuke's Kingdom by Michael Mopurgo (re-read) The Slave-Girl From Jerusalem by Caroline Lawrence Arthur, HIgh King Of Britain by MIchael Mopurgo The Sight by David Clement-Davies Reading: Wilderness by Roddy Doyle *Originally read in 2006 as library copies. Either that or it was the best read of 2006. Not much yet, but I'm sure it will build up soon!

I'll be starting Buried Fire as soon as I finish my current book ("....Startled by his furry shorts). I can't wait to see what it is like for myself

Hiya!

Apologies if I've already done one! Birthday: 1st July Age: Eleven Starsign: Cancer Where do you live: Around the Dover area Do you work: No, I've just started secondary school! Favourite author: Ooh, maybe Michelle Paver! Favourite book: Possibly the 6th Harry Potter book How did you get here?: Mum (Angel) was a member and then I joined!

Hello, I've finished it now and have the following feedback: It was a good story: lots of humour and every thing else. The plot was unclear, however. Wobbler was a good character, so was Bigmac.

LOL!

I'm half way through or so through the book, and I think it's fairly good. Apart from that, I am enjoying it all the same!

Yes, thank you, I really enjoyed it! (Typical, now at school we're studying Christmas Carol!)

OK, since North Child I have read What A Week To Get Real,The Resurecction (SP) Casket (a doctor who book), Christmas Carol. Now I am ready the only book in the Chronicles Of Ancient Darkness that I have not read yet, Wolf Brother. I am really enjoying it!

I've read only three complete series. They are: 1. Harry Potter 2. Ingo- They have Ingo and The Tide Knot. Absolutely superb. 3. Chronicles of Ancient Darkness- Includes Wolf Brother, Spirit Walker and Soul Eater

Now I'm reading North Child. Already about a fifth of the way through the book... I can't put it down at all!

Soul Eater- Michelle Paver Spirit Walker- Michelle Paver Ingo- Helen Dunmore Tide Knot- Helen Dunmore Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire- J.K. Rowling