The Library Nook

Hello and welcome!

Hello!

Oh my goodness you are sooo organised!

Read this for the first time last month and ended up enjoying it (wasn't too sure to start with!)

I am not remembering much of this, might have to skim through again!

Ah I did Macbeth as well, had forgotten that!

I think I might have signed up for this ages ago but please stop saying it is great or that's another place I spend hours:)

I know what you mean however this past few weeks has zoomed by and I haven't read enough! Back to work on monday

I saw the Sony one in Waterstones today and fell completely in love. I love it and want one.

I love scrapbooking and am a bit addicted at the moment!

Finally finished the Noble today, enjoyed it but it seemed to drag on! I cannot decide what to read next, I have Grapes of Wrath out from the library what do people reckon? I also hit the charity shops today and received some books from BookMooch so I have added quite a few books to my TBR! Lullabies for Little Criminals by Heather O'Neill The Rose of Sebastopol by Katherine McMahon The House of the Spirits by Isabel Allende The Boleyn Inheritance by Philippa Gregory The Testament by John Grisham The Other Queen by Philippa Gregory Payment in Blood by Elizabeth George

lol! Here's another post for you:lol: I notice you read Day of the Triffids, I loved that book and might try and search it out again.

I cannot believe I am still reading Things I want my Daughters to know- it is taking me ages!

Tee Hee I used to do that as well! Jewell I used to love Enid Blyton as well, keep meaning to try and get hold of some copies to reread!

No I can't, I often think about that with my job but I cannot even remember learning to read at all!

At school I remember reading Roger Red Hat and Billy Blue Hat etc. I remember at school being the first one in my class to finish the reading scheme and by the end of primary school I was on Virginia Andrews and Stephen King. I am a primary school teacher now so try and give the kids I teach these wonderful childhood memories about books!

It is really good isn't it! I bought The Forgotten Garden a few days ago and hope that is as good. And good luck for the next year by the way!

The only ones I would read out of order are the Sue Grafton Alphabet series, all other series have to be in order.

Snap. If I could keep them all I would but I just do not have the space so I try and get rid of a few either on RISI or BookMooch. I tried selling them but in the end it wasn't really worth it!

Snap! Someone just like me!

I am trying the 999 challenge as well. I am also going to do a personal one for reading more books around the world. There is also this blog A Novel Challenge that lists lots of challenges going on.

I love bookmooch but have struggled to 'spend' my points earned!

http://www.librarything.com/topic/53117#960075 OK I have decided on my final categories! 1) Books from my TBR mountain (been on the shelves for more than a year) 2) Children's books (for my job) 3) Challenge books (books for challenges I am taking part in) 4) Reading around the world (a way to broaden my reading horizons) 5) Non-fiction 6) Crime, Thriller and Mystery 7) Classics 8) Recommendations (Books recommended to me online and from friends) 9) Youthful books (9 books younger than me)

Ah glad I am not the only one!

Thanks, I doo enjoy books about the Tudor period (especially I have taught it to about three different classes now!)