flowersarah

Maybe it's a sign that these things are so hidden in society anymore. I think money is an element in it. But writing is a powerful thing and telling your "story" can be a real healer. And if you can get paid for that then why not? Hopefully it makes society more aware too. They are definitely popular.

Awful books. They are beyond belief. When I'm reading those kind of books I always think to myself "Why am I doing this, it's depressing me silly" but once I've started I can't stop. It's always good to know they have a happy ending - as happy as they could be anyway. It's interesting how the trilogy is something that is read by people that don't usually read. After the reading the books by Dave Pelzer I read A Brothers Journey by Richard Pelzer and in some ways I found it a more harrowing read because of how he'd been left behind and not rescued.

Love this book. All the series are great. I can't remember if I cried during this one, I know a did in a couple of them but mostly laughed a lot. Always makes me want to go shopping too! Can't wait for the film

This is on my to read list. Looking forward to it. Marian Keyes is quickly becoming my favourite author.

Seems that chick lit isn't always taken as seriously as other genres of books. A bit annoying as the "chick lit" books I've read have been brilliantly and have to be regarded as high as other pieces of work.

I started reading Rachels Holiday this morning. Liking it so far Mummy Walsh always makes me laugh.

Becky Bloomwood from the Shopaholics series by Sophie Kinsella is one of my favourite characters. Also liking the Walsh family in Marian Keyes books. I especially liked Maggie in Angels that I recently read.

It was a fantastic episode tonight. The hunting bit had me in stitches!

Did you enjoy Undomestic Goddess and Remember Me? by Sophie Kinsella?

Chinese takeaway. Yummy

I'll deffo read before watching PS I Love you. I adore Meryl Streep. She's brilliant in Devil Wears Prada.

Absolutely! I do have a soft spot for Radley. Some are nicer than others. I haven't read The Devil Wears Prada, sadly. I've watched the film (and loved it) but I can't watch a film and then read the book - it has to be the other way around. That's why I've not watched PS I Love you because I want to read the book first. I have another book on my "to read pile" by the same author of Devil Wears Prada, though.

No, I haven't. I confess I've not heard of them.

Mostly whatever is on 3 for 2 at Waterstones

Each to their own. Would be boring if we all liked the same things I loved all of them. The only bad thing about them is they made me want to go shopping all the time! I thougt of Becky when I got my Radley handbag in the sale

Sorry...

Hotel Babylon is a brilliant book. I loved it. Very funny. And as I enjoyed that one so much I figured I'd try the others. You didn't like the Shopaholics series?

That's cool, thank you

I love her work.

That is one impressive list What do the colours mean?

Flowersarah's Reading List/Blog I've just joined the forum so hope I'm not making this thread too early with only being a new member! But I liked the idea of having a reading list/blog so here goes. What I

I finished it yesterday and didn't want it to end!

I've not read it yet but it's in my cupboard waiting to be read. If it's anything like Anybody Out There? and Angels it should be great.