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Started 'Thread Softly On My Dreams' today..About 20 pages in and I'm really into it. It's the story of Robert Emmet but told as a work of fiction. This book was highly recommended to me and I have to say so far I agree with that recommendation.

I finished Two Women today and I have to say that overall I enjoyed. I felt I wa eager to pick it up and reluctant to put it back down,which is always a good sign. Although there were parts of it that I found hard to read,I think partly,as a mother. I think that Martina Cole novels are widely known to contain violence but there were parts of this book,I felt,that were just slightly excessive,but thats just my opinion and maybe other readers would think differently and see it as just necessary to the story.. An one else read this book?

Potatoes,broccoli,cottage pie..So so

Me three! My Sister's Keeper is excellent

Hiya and welcome to the forum Emma. Sorry I haven t read that one.sure you'l find someone who has.

This book sounds intriguing. Add to the wishlist.

Thank you,I'll give these a go:D

Ooh I started out with the Goosebumps books and also Point Horror. I used to love them many moons ago! Although Horror/Fantasy wouldn't be my favourite genre now.

In two minds about these gadgets. I do prefare the feeling of real books in my hand but at the same time I want a Sony e-reader!! I really think though that it's really more suited to people who travel a lot.

Oh wow,that was good timing,you being such a big fan of the series

I agree,I've read The Client and A Time To Kill. BY far and away the books are superior. Particularly enjoyed The Client,time for a re-read I think

I,too,had never herd of this series,but thanks to the very encouraging reviews I am going to happily add it to my wishlist! As it's my birthday on Tuesday,I wil be droping some major hints!

Barry was strewing all her clean towels on the floor to try and soak up the mess. Two Women-Martina Cole

Good old McDonalds tonight!!

Ye thats an interesting theory. Okay makes sense now:D

Not a fan of oranges but fruit in Lidl in general is nice

Any thoughts of 1984-George Orwell? I'm in two minds about reading it..

I have to say that it doesn't really bother me that much..I do agree though about the awful waste of paper whatwith blank pages at the end of books

Watching this too,find it very interestng. I'm quite interested in this subject,can you recommend any good books?

Hiya Bee,welcome to the forum. It's funny because thats what brought me to this forum as well!

I read The Chocolate Lovers Club about 2 years ago on holiday,and I wasn't that impressed with it. Bearing in mind I was on holiday and wasn't really looking for anything to deep,it stil didn't really take my fancy. Don't get me wrong it was ok but i have to disagree with what someone said earlier in the thread,I didn't really find the situations in the book believable.

I wil, lokking forward to it now:D

Mmm.I think I'll give it a go..I do pay particular attention to use of language, so ..

How are you finding Far From The Maddening Crowd? It's a book that appeals to me.

The Pact is excellent:D Great book:D