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I'm still reading The Lost Book Of Salem, loving it, but had absolutely no time to read on my trip, so looking forward to finishing that this weekend. While at home I went to my favourite charity shop where they sell 4 books for

Where as I read Beauty and loved it

I completely agree It's fantastic! One of my faves in the series!

Peter Petford slipped a long wooden spoon into the simmering iron pot of lentils hanging over the fire and tried to push the worry from his stomach. Katherine Howe - The Lost Book Of Salem

So glad you enjoyed Beauty It's a lovely little book isn't it

Ooo didn't know that, when's it released?

Yay, glad you enjoyed it! That was one I really enjoyed too What are you reading now?

That's something I've really disliked too

I can't believe it was Darren, how disgusting!

Twilight, Harry Potter, Women Of The Otherworld, House Of Night, Sookie Stackhouse, Harper Connelly, Rizzoli/Isles.

That's what i voted for too

That sounds pretty good Janet

Ahahaha, beautiful.

I'm a girl at University who upon being told to clean out her dead grandma's house has found a key and something about a woman called Deliverance Dane...

It's already out in paperback here if you get them shipped to you from the UK

Ohh Phish Food is delicious, I love the marshmallowy bits

I posted Max Tivoli on to Kimmy

You can buy it here. If you've come looking for a free copy then I'm afraid you wont get very far considering you've never even been here before...

We have B&J's Phish Food in atm, it's on offer in Morrisons

Yay for Beauty!! And you'll have to let me know what The Vampire's Assistant is like, I've been thinking about getting it myself

Yay And I'm starting The Lost Book Of Salem so we're each reading the other's recommendation I hope you enjoy Bitten though

I've noticed that too, I hate them when they're that big, may as well just buy the hardback if they're gonna do that

Me too, i'm gonna do all the housework etc that needs doing, then I'm having major reading time!

Yay Enjoy!! I finished The Reader, and now have read 100 books this year, which is the most I've ever read in one year and it's still only October, good times! Now I'm starting Katherine Howe - The Lost Book Of Salem

The Reader by Bernhard Schlink No. of pages: 216 Rating: 2/5 Synopsis: Michael Berg is 15 when he begins a long, obsessive affair with Hanna, an enigmatic older woman. He never learns very much about her and when she disappears one day, he expects never to see her again. But, to his horror, he does. Hanna is a defendant in a trial related to Germany's Nazi past and it soon becomes clear that she is guilty of an unspeakable crime. As Michael follows the trial, he struggles with an overwhelming question: what should his generation do with its knowledge of the Holocaust? Review: 15 year old Michael starts a love affair with Hanna, a woman in her 30's, although she always holds herself back from him and he never knows why. Years later when he's a law student, he sees her in a court room being accused of terrible things. Michael struggles to come to terms with having loved someone so terrible... This is a weird book for me as I didn't like it at all, but it's a very thought provoking book. It raises the question of 'how far would you go to hide something?', and the answer in the book is 'too far'. I personally cannot ever imagine doing the things Hanna did, right from sleeping with a child to what she did during the war. I found Hanna to be quite a hateful character, and I thought she was insanely selfish but yet I felt forced to feel sympathy for her when she quite clearly didn't deserve it. I thought that part one was the best section of the book, and my interest slowly waned through parts two and three. It's a book I'm glad I've read, but one I'd not bother to pick up again.