Heather

I've read Heidi twice as a teenager and would love to read it again.

Chicken in whiite sauce and new potates and speouts for hubby.

I havn't read Tokyo the only onther book of her that I've read id Tghe Treatment. Shame you think that you should avoid Pig Island cos it's sitting on my shelve waiting for a good home. Oh well thats how it goes.

This was at the beginning of the thread it is book crossing http://www.bookcrossing.com/forum/6/3057734/174

Loved your review I look forward to reading my book whch is still sitting on the self waiting it's turn.

Same here Ben I just love the saxaphone and he is very good at playing the instrument.

Couldn't agree more I like some of the other acts too but my other fave id Julian.

I found mines dry too although it did taste fantastic and I would make it again so I was wondering about the tablespoon size too I went for slightly overflowing but may it should be a level tablespoon Will try that the next time.

I love NCIS and watch it every week

Hello Green welcome to the forum:mrgreen:

Harry Bosch by Michael Connelly

Welcome back :)

Cool Thanks for reminding us Nici I love that programe

Hello Sarah to the forum.

I enjoyed Saving Faith by David Baldacci to. I am now reading Aboslute Power by him Just now.

Product details Paperback: 352 pages Publisher: Arrow Books Ltd (5 Feb 2004) Language English ISBN-10: 0099441586 ISBN-13: 978-0099441588 Product Description Amazon.co.uk Review Cloud of Sparrows slings an impressive amount of full-blooded plot material at us along with an intelligent weighing out of historical fact. Young Lord Genji is a samurai whose blood feuds with the Shogun go back centuries--his family have predictive powers that have shown him that his future lies in forming alliances with the incoming Americans. Emily is a young missionary who considers Japan to be a place where her looks will be considered hideous and she will be free of male attention; Heiko is the most beautiful geisha of her generation, and also a ninja assassin who has fallen in love with her prospective victim, Genji. And Stark is a gunslinger posing as missionary who has come to Japan to find a man he has sworn to kill. The strength of all this lies, in part, in the fact that both sets of characters are as exotic to us as they are to each other--Takashi Matsuoka is wittily smart about how much things change in a century and a half. He also writes brilliantly and excitingly when describing a scene of battle, a gun or sword duel. THe above information came from Amazon. My Thoughts Cloud of Sparrows by Takashi Matsuoka. Matsuoka, born in Japan but raised in the US, subtly unfolds a story that can be read on various levels, revealing the similarities and differences between two cultures without taking the side of either. The Nook is divided into six parts, each part has a title and each chapeter has a title. There is a list of charaters which gives their names and what they do.Set in 1 January 1861 european time the Japanese New Year being a few days later. Although being a novel the book to me is also a history book telling you about the Japanese way of life and how they react to people from other country's. I enjoyed this book very much and found it to be an excellent read. An immensely worthwhile first novel and I would love to read another novel by the author.

Congrats Roxi

Hello Martine to the forum

He GRIPPED THE STEERING WHEEL LOOSELY AS AS THE CAR, ITS lights out, drifted slowly to a stop. (Copied exactly as printed in book) Absoloute Power~David Baldacci