Kimmy619

Me please!! How exciting!

I am going to make sure that I have nothing to do tomorrow night so I can sit and watch lost with no interuptions. I have warned by b/f to keep quiet and not ask me what is going on every 2 mins! Can't wait!

I like a dystopia! (well, you know what I mean!). I compared 1984 with A Handmaids Tale for my A-Level and rate both books highly. I like books that leave me something to think about.

One of my favourite books. It is still very relevant now despite it being written so long ago. I have read this book loads of times and I still love it.

November seems so very far away I have even started converting people at work now! My 60 year old typist has just started to read New Moon and she loves it!

haha! I like the character of Dracula and the 'flowery' writing is really descriprive, I just found that it took a while for anything to happen! Now, had Dracula sparkled that could have added an extra dimension to his character *ducks*

I am reading Interview with the Vampire at the moment and am really enjoying it. Lestat, what a character! I agree with Bookjumper, having recently read Dracula becuase I felt I should (!), I found it all very flowery which meant that it quite difficult to get in to. Not enough action for my tastes. That isn't to say that I didn't enjoy it though, I just wouldn't say it was my favourite book. There is nothing wrong with sparkly vamps Bookjumper

things were about to get a whole lot worse. A steadily escalating sense of forboding warned him that.....

Calm down Miss Whitlock!! I have already said way back in this thread somewhere that I hated the ending. I would change BD almost completely if I could. I would have liked it to focus more on

the sauce they use on a Big Mac. However, this was not Ronald's only secret, his biggest secret is.....

That's good Nightwish. I'm getting a bit angry now thinking about how disappointed I was with BD I expected so much more! Ahh well, at least it ended with a

everyone knows that Ronald MacDonald loves....

dropped from a great height. The body let out an awful groan which sounded like....

red wine. They tried to hide the body, but.....

I think that she would have It was all a bit OTT in my opinion.

drank the blood of the waiter, which tasted like....

Dracula is quite scary - didn't he have hairy palms *shudders*

go home and have a toasted cheese sandwich, but they bumped in to.....

Poor Susan, she is so trusting! I can't wait to see what he does about it.

Pot noodle...!

The DVD is quite cheap now Scarlette, so if you shop around, I bet you will get a bargain! I have only watch the first series as the DVD was offer, but I definately agree with everyone that JRM is lush!

I think that it is first mentioned in Twilight when

Maybe, we all learn from our mistakes! I think that the bigger budget will help too.

Prince John was funny, nothing like I imagined him to be.

I know absence makes the heard grow fonder, but how we cope with the absence of RP in the New Moon film *sigh* I know what you mean, I enjoyed all of the books more on the second read. You notice things that you may have missed the first time.