Lucybird

I borrowed The Eyre Affair fro my Mum after reading a fanfiction based Jasper Fforde's books on another forum. If I hadn't broken my leg and been stuck at home I probably would never have read it but I had run out of my own unread books. I guess that's a silver lining!

it is a handy skill, there are a few I picked up too, like the cheapest place to buy milk, and to buy from butchers instead of supermarket meat is cheaper and nicer

Too true! I must admit I never bought them as a student, but then I didn't tend to eat typically student food as a student

I wasn't mocking, but they are very studenty, doesn't mean they're not nice too

that's such a student meal

I'm really addicted to Wispas right now, yummy!

She had a cold so couldn't go rafting. I'm guessing she was at Tye's when Karl and Susan got the phone call

I guess it's worth a watch if you don't try and take it seriously

Yes I'm glad the real Libby is back. Yeah I would rather nobody dies but if anyone does I would want it to be Zeeke

It's Monday so salad, cold meat, indian snacks, new potatoes

He did turn out pretty awesome

Oh yes that was a cliff hanger! Am watching today's right now...I'd rather Zeek dies that Bridget me thinks, I don't think they'll kill her off anyway too much story there

I'm a Luna fan myself, they changed her a bit in the films but I thought they did quite well with her I still liked movieluna

oh hard one! 1) Misty's Big Adventure 2) The Beatles 3) The Zutons 4) The Killers 5) McFly But changes a lot, this is just currently

I have read almost all of Jodi Piccoult's books that have been released over here (Handle with care hasn't yet as far as I am aware) except for Songs of the Humpback Whale which is only avaliable in hardback. I'm looking forward to reading Handle with Care though, I have osteoporosis which is fairly similar to brittle bone disease so I'll be interested to see what Jodi Piccoult makes of it

I'm more of a Crunchy Nut girl myself, have given up sugary cereals for Lent though so haven't had any for a while

I just remembered Red Eye, that was an awful movie, barely had a plot and included a guy chasing a girl around a house with a pen stuck in his neck. Was quite funny though, just because it was so bad

Hia to BCF. What types of books do you like?

Wow Kylie that really is a lot of books, some great ones on there as well.

Haven't actually seen that many bad films...probably the worst was Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights basically the plot of Dirty Dancing with all the best bits taken out, and a bad attempt at being gritty!

I still haven't taken a picture of mine...mainly because my books are spread out over 3 bookcases (one I share with my little sister, one with my older sister, and one I think everyone in the house has some space in!) and err...4...shelves

I think I have read An Absolute Scandal, I've read a few Penny Vincenzi anyway and generally enjoy them, she's a pretty easy read, I find her to almost be chick lit. style but a bit more thought provoking.

And they made Dementors fly! Dementors don't fly! I actually bought a copy of order of the pheonix on DVD because I remembered it being better than it was, possibly because Luna was actually good and I had been ready for a let down, when I watched it again though I regretted spending the money

I always start with the synopsis. Then put my general thoughts and end with a score out of 10. I don't really think about what I write, just write what comes to mind

This sounds like the sort of book I'd like from your review...I think I shall add it to my wishlist