[Are you the 'main reader' in your house?]

Maybe Of Mice and Men?

 

ooo I read this in year 10 for my prose cwk. I loved it but cried at the end. :-(

[Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows]

I thought it was a depressing read all in all.

Especially when Ron left :-(.

 

 

Happy ending though :-)

 

I felt there was so much room for plot development, for example;

Lupin and Tonks son being an orphan like harry. Draco's opinions now he is on the 'good side' etc.

 

[Have you read these?]

I've read a bit of A Child Called It... But I found it too upsetting and I was only 11 at the time so I stopped reading it.

[Destroyed - Jayne Sterne]

lol cool. I found her book so amazing... I'm trying to get everyone I know to read it :-)

[Destroyed - Jayne Sterne]

Hey,

 

I know I'm new to this forum but I'd really like to share this book with you. Destroyed is a true story by Jayne Sterne. You can read my review here.

 

Has anybody else read it? What are your views?

 

If you havn't read it...

 

Read it!

[Useful Site]

Thanks so much the site looks great! :-)

[On Chesil Beach by Ian McEwan]

I hope to borrow this book from the library, as I'm not sure it would be worthy to buy. I've heard some 'wishy washy' reviews about it.

[Are you the 'main reader' in your house?]

All my family HATE reading. My dad says he likes reading but he mostly buys first editions and puts them on the shelves for visitors to see *rolls eyes* I hate that. I keep my books hidden away in a walk in wardrobe. I like to go in and choose a book with the door closed and the little light on :-)

[Taster Chapters: Do You or Don't You?]

I used to but for the same reason's Karen mentioned in the first post, I don't want to get hooked on a story I don't have full access to. That's so annoying. Or a prefer to read a book from the start rather than skipping a few chapters because I've already read them in another book.