Rawr
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Had sausagaes, mash and mixed veg
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I thought this was quite an interesting read, well written and some good ideas, a little bit different than what i expected having seen the film first.
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But you know that in (don't read if you haven't read last book)
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I had chicken chargrill pieces glazed in honey, beans and spicy wedges
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I really laugh a lot whilst reading Misery by Stephen King, the main character cracks so many jokes and sentences whilst in his predicament
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I lose track of the deaths also! Rowling really is a murderous pen wielder!
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I have started the Arctic Incident and like what i have read thus far. I shall have more of an idea when i'm further in.
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The Gold Bug/The Sphinx/William Wilson - Edgar Allan Poe
Rawr replied to Janet's topic in Poetry, Plays & Short Stories
I have read William Wilson a couple of times now, it's interesting I want to get hold of those other two. -
I don't mind it at all, i suppose in this day and age i'm pretty desensitized to most 'horrific' things. I agree with most that if it really fits with the story being told i won't mind.
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That second pic does look pretty scary in comparison to the first
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I would recommend 'The Shining' or 'Misery' as these showcase King's talents greatly for introductory readers, 'Cell' is great but one of his 'later' works, it is highly enjoyable anyway, but i feel a read of an earlier classic would make you appreciate 'Cell' more if that makes sense.
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I had heard about the books, but saw the film randomly beforehand, i would be really interested in reading the novels, i thought the film seemed quite interesting xD
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I had chicken chargrill, spicy wedges, mixed vegetables and gravy
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Welcome to the forum Ethan
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chicken, spicy wedges, mixed veg and gravy
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Woops! I see what you did*
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I see what you did there
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Anyone read The Five Find Outers by Enid Blyton?
Rawr replied to Christie's topic in Children's / Young Adult
I hope so. I've heard these Enid Blyton fans can be quite unforgiving. I think i probably read a couple, i always got them mixed up though! I remember the Island of Adventure or something, i'm not sure but it was a great read.
