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Tonight i'm having my favourite scampi, chips and peas

:006:Welcome to the Forum Naivion.

I have seen the movie advertised a few times and it looks really good. Think I'll need a few tissues though . I have never read any of Jodi Picoult's books but I will definitely be buying this book to read for my hols next month before I see the film.

Dying Light by Stuart Macbride It's summertime in the Granite city: the sun is shining, the sky is blue, and people are dying... It starts with Rosie Williams, a prostitute, stripped naked and beaten to death down by the docks the heart of Aberdeen's red light district. For DS Logan McRae it's a bad start to another bad day. Only a few short months ago he was the golden boy of Grampian police. But one botched raid later he's palmed off on a DI everyone knows is a jinx, waiting for the axe to fall with all the other rejects in the 'Screw-up Squad'. Logan's not going to take it lying down. He's determined to escape DI Steel and her unconventional methods, and the best way to do that is to crack the case in double-quick time. But Rosie Williams won't be the only one making an unscheduled trip to the morgue. Across the city six people are burning to death in a petrol-soaked squat, the doors and windows screwed shut from the outside. And despite Logan's best efforts, it's not long before another prostitute turns up on the slab... It was a fantastic and gripping read and I really could not put it down. There are some great twists and a some gruesome parts one of which I won't divulge as it was shocking to read. I would definitely recommend this book and would give it 10/10. Has anyone else read this book?

Welcome to the forum Rosalind.

I am really looking forward to seeing Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince which comes out 17th July. I have my tickets booked . I'm also looking forward to seeing Angels and Demons and Sherlock Holmes.

Up ahead the woman stops. Broken Skin - Stuart MacBride

I had freshly made calamari with salad and rice.

Mac, you will really enjoy the Stuart MacBride books. They are set in my home town and it was great reading about areas of Aberdeen i know so well. The first book is great and I am currently reading the second. Hope you are having a good weekend!!

The street was dark as they entered the boarded-up building: scruffy wee ****** in their tatty jeans and hooded tops. Dying Light by Stuart MacBride

I thought I would create a list of the books I have read this year and the books I would like to read. Books read in 2009 1st to Die -James Patterson - 10/10 2nd Chance - James Patterson - 10/10 3rd Degree - James Patterson - 10/10 Portrait of a Killer:Jack The Ripper-Case Closed - Patricia Cornwell - 7/10 Deal Breaker - Harlan Coben - 10/10 Drop Shot - Harlan Coben - 10/10 Shopaholic Abroad - Sophie Kinsella - 9/10 The Undomestic Goddess - Sophie Kinsella - 10/10 Remember Me? - Sophie Kinsella - 10/10 Cold Granite - Stuart MacBride - 9/10 Postmortem - Patricia Cornwell - 9/10 The Cider House Rules - John Irving - 10/10 The World According to Garp - John Irving - 8/10 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - JK Rowling - 10/10 The Da Vinci Code - Dan Brown - 8/10 Two Women - Martina Cole - 10/10 Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince - JK Rowling 9/10 Books to Read 4th of July - James Patterson The 5th Horseman - James Patterson The 6th Target - James Patterson 7th Heaven - James Patterson 8th Confession - James Patterson Angels and Demons - Dan Brown The Lost Symbol - Dan Brown A Prayer for Owen Meany - John Irving Last Night in Twisted River - John Irving Pride & Prejudice - Jane Austin Dying Light - Stuart MacBride Broken Skin - Stuart MacBride Flesh House - Stuart MacBride Blind Eye - Stuart MacBride Twenties Girl - Sophie Kinsella Shopaholic Ties the Knot - Sophie Kinsella Shopaholic and Sister - Sophie Kinsella Shopaholic and Baby - Sophie Kinsella Has anyone read any of these books? I'm am hoping to review these books as I read them although you will have to bear with me as I'm not very good at this .

Sophe Kinsella is one of my favourite authors. I have just finished reading Remember Me? which I couldn't put down it was brilliant . I can't wait for Twenties Girl to hit the shops and I sure it will be another fantastic read. :readingtwo:I am currently reading The Undomestic Goddess which I have read many times and is one of my favourites.

Martina's books are brilliant so I'm looking forward to watching it.

I use the shops and online for my books. It is sometimes cheaper to buy books online and I have found quite a few bargains at my nearest British heart Foundation charity shop.

How long have I been awake? Is it morning yet? Remember Me? by Sophie Kinsella I've only read a few chapters and I'm hooked. Another fantastic book from Sophie.

I always read in the car, however I do start to feel sick after a while and have to take a rest. I don't have any problems reading on the train though.

I've read the Harry Potter books more than once and I have lost count of how many times I have read Ghost by Danielle Steel. If I really enjoy a book, after a while I will read it again.

I just cooked homemade meatballs in a tomato sauce with pasta Delicious!!

Spaghetti with a home-made tomato sauce with some cheese on top.

My favourite is Sophie Kinsella I have read most of her books and they are brilliant. My fav has to be The Undomestic Goddess

:006:Hi Green, Welcome to the Forum

I am not really bothered what the author looks like - it's the book i am interested in. I would never be put off a book because of one bad picture, authors are made to pose that way it's not a natural photograph.