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My mum just brought over both those books for me, especially looking forward to the Niffenegger I'm about halfway through Unseen Academicals now and loving it - classic Pratchett!

Great review - glad you enjoyed it! Definitely go and read both Rumo & City Of Dreaming Books, I think you'll like them even more

Unseen Academicals by Terry Pratchett has just arrived on my doorstep so I'm off to read all afternoon

It was midnight in Ankh-Morpork's Royal Art Museum. Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett

Demon was such a nasty word. Covet - J R Ward

Exactly! According to my little pre-order notebook it's not due out til October 6th or 7th so plenty of time

Oh they will :friends0:Maybe it depends on when you pre-ordered it? I think I placed my order the first day it appeared on Amazon. Have just bought The Lost Book Of Salem and Kevin McCloud's Grand Tour Of Europe - they're both for my mum but I'll read them before I hand the books over

The Book Depository also has this book in stock - I just ordered it from there for my mum

Got Ballad by Maggie Stiefvater & Covet by J R Ward in the post this morning and just got a dispatch notice from Amazon saying that the new Pratchett 'Unseen Academicals' is on its way I'm having a book blast from the past at the moment and reading Pennington's Seventeenth Summer by K M Peyton & I have the two sequels, Beethoven's Medal & Pennington's Heir, to read when I've finished.

If you use the Book Depository they now accept Paypal as payment which means your card/bank details are never seen by anyone except yourself - hope that helps

Hello Welcome to the forum!

Not like I can run fast is it? I've just spoken to my sister and she says the first record I bought was actually a Toyah single which I then promptly gave to her as a Christmas present one year

I shan't say I was only 7 then *runs away fast*

Oooh no, there was something about SlB that creeped me out sometimes It's the bass Sue, can't resist a man who can play bass guitar *swoon*

I did as well, I was madly in love with John Taylor

I can't remember for definite but I think it was Duran Duran with A View To A Kill - somebody bought it as a present for my birthday

I've read all the Akunin books except the latest one and think they're great. He also has another series featuring Sister Pelagia which is fairly good

Great review Michelle! I pre-ordered this a while ago and really looking forward to reading it

Captain Corelli's Mandolin - I just cannot get into that book, no matter how hard I try and I've given up on it permanently. Strangely enough, my mum also couldn't get into it so we have 2 useless copies of the book between us

I know, that shocked me as it's most unusual - looking forward to seeing what sort of character Jack Davenport is going to play.

Yep, they do - go their website and look for the OnDemand section, they should have it online there I watched and absolutely loved it, can't wait for next week!

Hey Lauren, welcome to the forum

I was out for dinner tonight and had pasta with aubergine, courgette, onion, garlic, pecorino and mozzarella followed by a delicious caramel mousse

I had butternut squash, sage & parmesan risotto