lexiepiper

It is assumed that you have read the book before reading posts in this thread, as the discussion might give away crucial points, and the continuous use of spoiler tags might hinder fluent reading of posts. Synopsis from Amazon In The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe--probably the best-loved of the Narnia Chronicles--four children are sent to live in a rambling, old house, and in an empty, forgotten room they find an old wardrobe which leads them into the magical land of Narnia, a place doomed to perpetual Darkness unless the children unite with Aslan the lion against the evil White Witch to restore joy and light to the land. Some basic questions to consider: 1. Who was your favourite character and why? 2. Was there a particular part you enjoyed/disliked more than the rest? 3. Was this the first book you've read in this genre/by this author, has it encouraged you to read more? 4. Were there any parts/ideas you struggled with? 5. Overall, was reading the book an enjoyable experience?

Toffee Apple Cider, yum!

Sheesh, I rarely pay £10 for a hardback, let alone for an ebook!

Kick Ass

I really want to watch that Is it good?

I watched Shutter Island last night, pretty good, although I did guess the ending

For those who have Kindles, what do you think of them? Are they worth getting?

I finished my Harry Potter re-read, it was fun Now I'm going to start Erica Spindler's new one called Blood Vines

I quite like Scott

Absolutely cannot believe Jimi went over bloody Ann Widdecombe, she is an absolute joke, and I think it's so unfair that much better dancers are going over her, when all she does is let her partner swing her around like a rag doll. I really don't think I'll keep watching unless she goes soon.

A sausage roll

Josh Groban - You Raise Me Up

Adventureland

That sounds pretty creepy, would you say it is?

What did you think of it Paula?

Having already seen the first ep, I can definitely recommend it to horror fans, it was a great start to what looks like will be a fab series Very gory though!

I watched the Halloween 2 remake the other day and was utterly unimpressed, what a load of rubbish, the originals are far better imo

I didn't think the first one was either

Over 200. My aim at the beginning of the year was to bring the size of it down a bit, but instead I've just bought loads of new ones and read them instead!

Exactly the same as me

1. I'm a massive worrier, I worry about absolutely everything, and most of the time it drives me a little insane. 2. I've suffered from bad headaches and migraines for as long as I can remember, but they're getting more frequent the older I get. 3. I've been thinking about getting a tattoo for the past 10 years, I'm not sure if I'll ever get around to getting one though. 4. Before I met my boyfriend I never watched anything cartoony (Simpsons, Family Guy etc) because I thought cartoons were for kids. 5. I really wish I could time travel.

I think a lot of people think of Stephenie Meyer when they think of this kind of subject, I know it's been written about loads in her thread about how awful her writing is, and lets face it, Edward is a creepy stalker and everyone seems to be in love with him

I finished The Snowman by Jo Nesbo last night which was a great read and also my 100th book this year Whilst I haven't managed to read quite as much as I had hoped, I don't feel like I've done badly either despite quite a few mojo-less periods. I have a few reviews to catch up with, and I'll be sure to post them when I get around to it