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:wave: Hello, Carole! :wave: Though I don't read these books, thank you.

Your welcome, Michelle! LOL

Mum's eating her dinner, but she says Cathy Kelley's her favourite.

And so... So far this year: .Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone 9/10 Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire 10/10 Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix 8/10 Dolphin Diaries (Lucy Daniels) 7/10 Dolphin in the Deep (Lucy Daniels) 10/10 The Witches (Roald Dahl) 10/10 Charlotte's Web (E.B White) 8/10 Why the Whales Came (Michael Mopurgo) 10/10 Whispering to Witches 10/10 Lambs in the Lane 6/10 Thora (Gillian Johnson) 10/10 Harry Potter and the Half- Blood Prince (re-read) 10/10 Turtle Moon by Fiona Helen Redfern-Patterson 7/10 Odious Oceans by Anita Ganeri Shakespeare's Secret by Elise Broach Lost Boy by Linda Newbury Birds of Prey by Robin Kerrod Indie Kidd by Karen McCrumble 10/10 The Snow Pony by Alison Lester The Dolphins of Laurentum by Caroline Lawrwnce 8/10 Boy 2 Girl (re-read) 8/10 Note: the ones with ratings are the ones I've actually read. The ones without are some from the library and ready to be read. Current book: Turtle Moon

Went to the library again and chose these 5 books: Turtle Moon by Fiona Helen Redfern-Patterson Odious Oceans by Anita Ganeri Shakespeare's Secret by Elise Broach Lost Boy by Linda Newbury Birds of Prey by Robin Kerrod

I did not get the part as Nancy, but a stupid character called Ethel who only says 2 things.

Nearly finished The Dolphins of Laurentum... Really good book!

I can agree with that, Icecream! Goblet of Fire is qyite funny, as well as the amount of effort put into it. Anyone else with a favourite Harry Potter movie?

Hard to say, but I think Chamber of Secrets

Louiseog wrote: Yay! Another Cancer!

Has anyone seen the movies? I think that they're super!

I do hope so...

Yes, I'm shortlisted for Nancy and today they tried my voice out...

Hope you enjoy it, mum!

We're doing the musical version of Oliver Twist at the end of the year.

Angel wrote: LOL- Thanks mum! Finished Indie Kidd this morning. I'd give it 10/10! LOL-I've never, ever rated a book like that before.

Dover Whitfield is a small village just down the road from Dover. It's quiet and everyone is very friendly. There are several types of birds in the area, including: blue tits, great tits, kestrels, goshawks, house sparrows, starlings and jackdaws. There are foxes as well. At the back of some gardens, including mine, there a few fields. These are the home to cattle and sheep. During autumn, wheat and corn grows to taller than me. In addition to that, there are some woods at the entrance of the fields. I love it in Whitfield. Apart from Devon, Somerset or Cornwall, I can't think of a better place to live! [/b]

Next time I go, I'd LOVE to find a book on Doctor Who, whether it focusses on the first eight doctors or the last two... As long as it has K9 or the Daleks in it, I'll be a happy person!

Mum, I think you'll finish The Tenth Circle tonight!

Tuna sandwich with salad cream... yum, yum, yum! But does it go with smokey bacon crisps, only I had that with it?

Went to the library today and chose: Indie Kidd by Karen McCrumble 10/10 The Snow Pony by Alison Lester The Dolphins of Laurentum by Caroline Lawrwnce And a non-fiction book called Large Mammals After a while of reading, I read 52 pages of Indie Kidd! So far, Indie's used some cream on one of her eyebrows, unaware that it vanishes the hair in the ares of the cream! Now she has one and a half eyebrows! LOL And yes, another two books on dolphins, one non-fiction and a story set in the Roman times... sometimes I ask myself why I'm so obsessed with them- LOL! :?

Tanjaha wrote: You said it.... Life wouldn't be life without a nice book and a bar of chocolate! LOL

Cheese I wouldn't be bored of... my favourite food (almost)

And this fortnight: Touching the Waves 7/10 Into the Blue 9/10 Both by Lucy Daniels! They're both about dolphins as well. As you've probably guessed by now, I'm obsessed with dolphins!

Nor have I! I thought that chefs loved food!