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I am struggling with Udolpho butr not because i am not enjoying rather like swimming through custard, hardwork but enjoyable. I think it is because it is what i think of as a winter book, redaing it curled up with a nice glass of red wine, fire roaring and which ever pet i can bribe to snuggle with me

I enjoyed the Anita Blake books more and i found them better written too. However, both series of books are what i call hangover books which you can just read and enjoy without too much thought but you can use your imagination. I describe them as being the Jackie Collins of the horror / fantasy world.

I am not working at the minute but if i try to read through the day i feel very guilty

I am really enjoying the Kim Harrison series of books now i am getting into them, very similar to the Anita Blake series without the icky sex scenes!!!

It is cheap in tesco at the moment Have you read Emma and I by Sheila Hocken http://www.amazon.co.uk/Emma-I-Sheila-Hocken/dp/0751506745/ref=sr_1_5/026-9874913-3287651?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1178108458&sr=1-5 A really good series of books about Sheila and her guide dog Emma

I have bought loads of books off ebay recently - the mountain of TBR is piling up

I have read walking Ollie as being the owner of a naughty lurcher with saluki in it it is a must for me!!! I really enjoyed it even though some parts wanted to make me scream at him - but all dog owners make mistakes!!! Don' worry it is not like Marley and me which is on my TBR pile - you will not need tissues!!!

Just read Dead Witch Walking - Kim Harrison the first of the Rachel Morgan series of books. I read it really quickly and enjoyed it too a proper hangover book - one you can read all day in bed with a sore head that is enjoyable but does not require alot of brain power

May The Handmaid's Tale - Margaret Atwood - 1985 September The Hearing Trumpet - Leonora Carrington- 1976 The Magic Toyshop - Angela Carter - 1967 October 1984 - George Orwell - 1949

Its jonny_bass as it my OH's i have jst bought loads of books on there too

For my Harry Potter books i have one of those wizard moving cards (which you have to tilt back and forwards to make it move) which i got with a chocoalte frog easter egg years ago!!!! Other than that i have some nice images of buddhas or pics from cards which i have turned into book marks as my book marks do tend to get a bit battered too.

I am reading Mysteries of Udolpho and really enjoying but it gave me night terrors last night! Which is funny as i am used to reading really gory and scarey horror books too..........

Ebay too and i sell alot on there as well

Kez you made it from the Lurcher Forum!!!! I have been lucky and able to get whole series of books from ebay second hand

I have read 27 but i have quite a few of them on my TBR pile

Me too it is in the boxed and in storage section of my books

I got it from play.com they have it at Amazon too

Read the Koyasan Novella by Darren Shan, i think he wrote it for WBD 2006 and a bargain at a

I do too but i am also looking forward to joining a library

I was very pleased they were books on my wish list who could resist them

My pile of TBR books just grows and grows i cannot resist a bargain but i do like to have a choice of what books to read

Well iw ent to the RSPCa shop and i got some ace books, brand new hard backed classics, you know the sort of books from the 1980's that people had a collection of but never read, all for 99p each!! I got: A tale of 2 cities - Charles Dickens Great Expectations - Charles Dickens Vanity Fair - WM Thackeray Wuthering Heights - Emily Bronte Kim - Rudyard Kipling The great Gatsby - F Scott Fitzgerald

Really glad i have re read the Harry Potter books again before the final part comes out although i now cannot wait!!

I have just re read Harry Potter and the /half Blood Prince and really enjoyed it i found it more harrowing this time around but now i cannot wait for the next book