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I'm almost finished 'The Dark and Hollow Places' by Carrie Ryan

It sounds awesome, you have explained well hen

We ALL love the neck!, don't you go changing!

I am halfway through 'The Dark and Hollow Places' by Carrie Ryan I ordered from amazon/play ~ A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness The Gathering (Darkness Rising) by Kelley Armstrong Cloudstreet by Tim Winton

Thanks Chesil I love my converse and was so happy when I found a converse avatar!

I just ordered my copy.

Will do

Great review Charm, I really like the sound of 'A Discovery Of Witches', I added it to my wishlist last night

Its next on the pile

I agree with Chesil, even though its YA, it doesn't read like it because of the way Kelley Armstrong writes it

That's great Ooshie, 'The Omega Man' (with Charlton Heston) is one of my favourite films, the original film 'The Last Man on Earth' with Vincent Price is almost exactly like the book, I haven't seen it though, I read about it on wikipedia.

I didn't read your review hen (because I have still to start the series) but I saw that you enjoyed it! I am looking forward to starting the series.

Great review Inver, I have this book on my TBR pile

That is a great point Maureen, Bobby did go with the flow didn't he? I liked that about him.

Same here

I'm the same pickle

Looking forward to seeing it finished Abby

A Home at the End of the World by Michael Cunningham ~ Started: 02.04.11 ~ Finished: 08.04.11 Synopsis ~ Here are two decades of American life told through four people: Bobby and gay Jonathan, growing up together in a small town in the 1970s; Jonathan's mother Alice; and unconventional Clare, with whom the two grown-up men form a family .... The Story ~ 'A Home at the End of the World' is the reading circle book for April. 'A Home at the End of the World' is the story of Bobby and Jonathan, lifelong friends, who both experience loss in their lives and connect because of their loss and learn from it. Clare, Jonathan's friend from New York also becomes a part of their lives and they become a family. What I thought of 'A Home at the End of the World' ~ I enjoyed 'A Home at the End of the World' and it was definitely a book for discussion. All of the characters are so different and I enjoyed how each chapter was told from a character’s point of view. My favourite character was Bobby because he was so unselfish and cared about everyone and was happy with his life because he was where he wanted to be in his life. Jonathan was a well explored character too, he was so lost and I felt for him because he wanted someone to give him all the answers when he knew himself, that he had to find his own answers, so it was a journey for Jonathan. As hard as I tried, I could not warm to Clare as a character, she was a strong character and had a difficult life but I got the impression that she was not happy unless her life was difficult and looked for problems that were not there but she was a easily identifiable character because I understood how she felt about aspects of her life, which was interesting to read. A good read. Rating ~ 7/10

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Great review poppy, I enjoyed it too (I might re~read it at some point)

I just added A Discovery Of Witches to my wishlist, it sounds good