Suzanne123

Generally in the evenings before I go to bed, but sometimes in the day if im bored and have nothing to do (which isn't often!)

I really love Shakespeare, and in order of like to dislike, I have studied: -Othello (just brilliant) -Macbeth (quite good) -Romeo and Juliet (everyone at school thought this was brilliant so I 'rebelled' in my own way by saying it was alright) -Hamlet (we had a rubbish teacher so it was awful! If I read it alone or studied it with a different teacher, I probably would have enjoyed it!)

When I was in year 11 (aged 16) at school, we had a brilliant English teacher who had a massive cupboard in the back of her classroom full of old books that were never used. We always joked with her that when we left at the end of year 11, she would give us all a book to save her having to clear them out. When it came to the end of year 11 before we left, she had in fact picked out a book for each of us personally, wrote a message for us each in the book and gave them out. I got 'Tom's Midnight Garden' by Philippa Pearce so I treasure that book from such a brilliant teacher

Fight Club by Chuck Palahniuk! I found the film pretty life changing aswell!

Usuarlly Waterstones! So I can gather loadsa points on my card

I watched Dead Poets Society yesterday evening and I thought that was a BRILLIANT film I'd love to start a 'Dead Poets Society' up!

Definatly true about Julian McMahon I can't really remember how it ended, all I can remember is... *SPOLIER* *SPOLIER* *SPOLIER* *SPOLIER* *SPOLIER* Juliet getting shot and losing her memory, but I can't remember what happened to Matt or anyone

Nip/Tuck to hopefully be on sometime next year

Moulin Rouge! It blew me away the first time I saw it several years ago and it is still my favourite, despite the hundreds of films I have seen since

In my A-level class, we just read Journey's End by R.C Sherrif which was SUPERUB! Its a stage play which is about 100 pages so it won't take you long to read and it is brilliant- highly recommended!

Keane - Perfect Symmetry Kaiser Chiefs - Off With Their Heads Goldfrapp

Across The Universe Soundtrack! Its a christmas present for my friend, but I decided to listen to it first Brilliant film, brilliant soundtrack!

Look Who It Is! - Alan Carr Autobiography Lolita - Vladimir Nabokov The End of the Affair - Graham Greene The Haunting of Toby Jugg

I love the video for The Kill And I love the jackets in The Black Parade/Famous Last Words! Gerard Way looks MUCH BETTER with black hair though!

I like 30 Seconds to Mars also! The only album I have is 'A Beautiful Lie' (which I love!) and my favourite song on the album is probably 'Was It A Dream?' I also saw 30 Seconds a few months back in London! Anyone like The Rasmus?

Regeneration by Pat Barker-I really enjoyed the book and thought it was brilliant! The film was also good, but I felt they missed out too much from the book, so the film was really different! But the film is still worth a watch, and the book is definatly worth a read!

For Children in Need this Friday, they're doing a QI special on BBC2 from 10.00-10.30 when the news is on BBC1! So remember to turn over

I really wanna read 'The Boy in the Stripped Pyjamas' cause I really liked the film, but... I really liked 'The Engliah Patient' film and hated the book

I watched The English Patient film which I really enjoyed! So, I decided to get the book to read, and guess what... I hated it! I don't know why because I really loved the film, but I just really hated the book!

This is on my Christmas list

The Elephant man is a really sad film As is Jessie's song in Toy Story 2 Iv never seen The Notebook but all my friends have talked about it and said how sad it is so I will watch it soon!

I thought it was brilliant I hope they repeat it on BBC4 some time soon so I can see it again!

- Moulin Rouge - Titanic - The Pianist - A Little Princess I think more than anything, its ALWAYS the music that makes me cry!

This is one of my favourite books I love Stephen Fry

My sister just came back from Disneyland Paris and brought me a bookmark because she knows I love my books its currently residing in page 73 of The Woman in Black bu Susan Hill