[A moody question...]

I want to be left satesfied or just wishing it had went on a little longer, just read that back and it sounds very rude! But that is how I want to be at the end of any book. My mood dictates what type of book I may choose to read tho.!

[Sisters of the Quilt (Trilogy) by Cindy Woodsmall]

I just went on to Cindy woodsmalls site, its really interesting I havent read any books with aimish way of life as a topic. Def gonna have a look to see what the best price is for the trilogy!

[another new kid on the block!]

one day when i am rich and famous i gonna have my own personal library! lol i wish!!!!!

[The most disturbing work of fiction that you have ever read]

OMG the wasp factory! i had forgot all bout, just thinking about bits of it makes me cringe. Has anyone read Skallagrig(sp) by william horwood i think?, been that long since i read it!. Its about people with pysichal and learning disabilities living in an institution. i am a nurse for people with learning disabilities and some of the content in the book made me glad that i wasnt part of it back then! A brilliant book i loved it but the abuse scenes very uncomfortable reading.

[I'm Kate :D]

hi there! welcome! i am a newbie round here also! very friendly bunch tho!

[Star Gazing by Linda Gillard]

i must add linda's books to my tbr list as well, not often i pick up a scottish author ( and i am scottish) they tend to make me think that they gonna be old fashioned! My aunts fault who passed all her old books on to me! these sound more up to date scotland tho! will give them a bash!

[another new kid on the block!]

i like any kind of fiction apart from the science kind. Been into reading seriously since i was a teenager, and that wasnt yesterday lol! have at least 500 books and still going! most in boxes at my mums, my flat just not big enough!

[another new kid on the block!]

would love a cookie but peanut butter isnt for me! kind offer tho!

[another new kid on the block!]

thank you! how patriotic am i tho! I am on here avoiding football!!

[Things I Want My Daughters to Know by Elizabeth Noble]

hi, i have read The reading group and the tenko club, both when they came out a while ago. i enjoyed them both, i really like how she writes her female leads.

[another new kid on the block!]

Hi there! My name is Gillian and i live in the middle of Scotland with my little boy Kirk. Just found this forum by chance! Love reading and cant wait to get the hang of this forum chat so i can really get involved! None of my friends are that into reading so it will be great to chat to like minded people, when i get a chance on the computer in between keeping kirk amused and work!!

[Cecelia Ahern Books]

i have now read all of cecilia's books, loved them all but am very confused with the gift. Really struggled with it and so felt very frustrated and a wee bit dissappointed.

[Things I Want My Daughters to Know by Elizabeth Noble]

this was just a joy to read from start to finish, i couldnt get thruit quick enough, a rollercoaster right enough.

[The Shop on Blossom Street by Debbie Macomber]

i really like books that turn into a series, does this series develop the characters well?

[Can You Keep A Secret? by Sophie Kinsella]

i thought this book was really funny, but also quite touching too. I love her writing and the breaks from the shopoholic books are just as good if not better!

[Favourite chick-lit author?]

Marian Keyes is my all time favourite, its either tears of laughter or tears of sadness with her! ( just finisher Cecelia Ahern the gift, mmm not so sure if i liked it or not, bit confused!)

[The Big 'Chick Lit' Survey - For the Fans and the Critics!]

hi pretty new at this! i just did the survey. I like chick lit but as with most things my mood dictates what i read. need cheering up and some time to escape it has to be chick lit!