Purple Princess

Borrowed Books (from bookrings, other people, the library etc) Bloodlust and Initiation - Alex Duval (library) Evermore - Alyson Noel Little Bird - Camilla Way

Well i've never had a reading list before, and i know i'm a little late setting it up, but i thought it would be a good idea to have a list of which books i have read and a list of any recommendations that i pick up from members on here Books to be read on my bookshelf: Unspoken - Sam Hayes A Cold Heart - Jonathan Kellerman Wicked - Gregory Maguire The Other Hand - Chris Cleave I'm Watchhin You - Karen Rose Misery - Stephen King Pet Sematary - Stephen King Carrie - Stephen King PS I Love You - Cecelia Ahern Monday's Child - Louise Bagshawe For One More Day - Mitch Albom Plea of Insanity - Jilliane Hoffman Weekend in Paris - Robyn Sisman Got You Back - Jane Fallon Gossip Girl - Cecily von Ziegesar Chasing Harry Winston - Lauren Weisberger Be Careful What You Wish For - Alexandra Potter A Quiet Belief in Angels - RJ Ellory The Best a Man Can Get - John O Farrell Break No Bones - Kathy Reichs Body of Evidence - Patricia Cornwell All That Remains - Patricia Cornwell We Need To Talk About Kevin - Lionel Shriver The Thirteenth Tale - Dianne Setterfield Bitter Harvest - Ann Rule The Interpretation of Murder - Jed Rubenfeld Northern Lights - Philip Pulman London Bridges - James Patterson 5th Horseman - James Patterson 6th Target - James Patterson 7th Heaven - James Patterson Fear - Jeff Abbott Half of a Yellow Sun - Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie The Memory Keeper's Daughter - Kim Edwards The Sinner - Tess Gerritsen Notes on a Scandal - Zoe Heller The Abortionist's Daughter - Elisabeth Hyde Cloud Atlas - David Mitchell Life of Pi - Yann Martel A Short History of Tractors in Ukrainian - Marina Lewycka The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo - Stieg Larsson

I've just added this to the planner to be recorded - if i didn't have this i would miss everything! So i'll give it a go, not really sure about celebs reviewing books though because most of the time i think they only like to speak about themselves so i can't imagine them seriously discussing books

I started Bloodlust and Initiation last night by Alex Duval, it's the first two vampire beach novels in one book and I have already finished the Bloodlust book which is very good going for me - I really enjoyed it so think I will make a start on the Initiation book later on

I started reading this last night but so far I have only managed the first chapter - looking forward to it lots after all the good things i've read about it on here

There's a really good trailer on the FX UK website for season two! It looks soooooooo good, i can't wait - but i will have to cos it's not on until February http://fxuk.com/shows/true-blood

I'm going to see it on Saturday afternoon with my sister! Can't wait! I haven't got around to booking my tickets yet - I must do it tonight I read somewhere that this film has a different feel to it and is apparently more "arty" as it was directed by a different person than the first one. Although I thought this book was the worst of the four (although I still enjoyed it!) they have managed to make the movie look very good from the trailers I have seen so I'm really looking forward to it

Oh I was hoping it might be sooner seeing as it is already on in America

Does anybody know when series 2 is going to be aired on FX?

I watched it with my boyfriend and we were both very open and did everything he said but neither of us were stuck to our seats or felt anything at all. I was quite dissapointed. A couple of people at work said they tried it too and nothing happened to them either. I spotted the subliminal images too but BF didn't notice anything. Also I thought the homeless man act was a bit strange, is it really possible to collect

I finished Living Dead in Dallas this morning and have read the first few pages of the next Sookie Stackhouse book - Club Dead this afternoon

I missed it too but he did one programme about being able to predict horseracing results but then when he told you how he had done that it was all fake! For the horseracing one he had like a triangle-type system with lots of people involved but the people didn't know about each other, so every horse in each race had somebody's money on it and then it went on and on down the triangle until the last race where there were five horses but also five people - one on each horse - so obviously somebody had to win! But i might have to look at the lottery one on the internet too tonight - i'm sure there must be some trick to it like there was with the horseracing predictions - if he could predict the lottery numbers every week he wouldn't bother going on tour and making tv shows etc etc he could just win the lottery when he felt like it!

Ooooo thanks everyone for the tips and info! I went for a browse around my local car boot this morning and picked up a whole wallet of different cards/papers that someone didn't want so figured I would give it a go with these first and see how I get on - they are all so pretty! Am off to browse around the sites lexie told me about now, thanks hun

Hey, i was wondering if anybody does any scrapbooking projects? I've recently seen some scrapbooking work and had never really been aware of it before but I think it seems like a nice way to display special photos. So does anybody do it on here? And does anyone have any good tips/ideas/what to buy and where to get started?

Hey Catwoman, thanks for reply, you sure make the books sound interesting - i think i'll keep an eye out for the first one and give it a try at some point to see how i get on

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Andy Bellefleur was as drunk as a skunk. Living Dead in Dallas ~ Charlaine Harris

I've never heard of the maximum ride series so just looked it up on amazon and it sounds very different to the other James Patterson books that i've read - it says they are aimed at young adults. All the books have very good reviews though so i would also be interested if anyone has read these as i like James Patterson but this just sounds too different for him!

Yeah i've been watching it on FX but i think it is quite a bit different from the book - read the first chapter of Living Dead in Dallas on my lunch break and am liking it already!