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Hi Prue Welcome to the forum!! You will love it here, everyone is really friendly

All Dogs Go To Heaven

In no particular order - The Tiger Who Came to Tea - Judith Kerr The Witches - Roald Dahl Matilda - Roald Dahl Nancy Drew Series - Carolyn Keene Charlotte's Web - EB White

I am 24 and a couple of weeks ago I was asked for ID to buy a lottery ticket. My mum was with me a the time and she told the shop assistant how old I was, however she would not serve me. Mum started getting really annoyed and told the assistant that I had been left school for 9 years now and there was no way I looked 15 years old :motz:but no she still wouldn't serve me. In the end mum had to buy my lottery ticket for me .

Welcome to the forum Kirsten

Welcome to the Forum!

I'm having scampi, chips and peas (my favourite)

Thats exactly what used to freak me out about Slappy, that and the way his eyes moved . I hate dolls with stupid grins 'Chucky' from Child's Play terrifies me the most

Pork chops, rice and broccoli

I bought a few more books yesterday to add to my TBR pile Making History - Stephen Fry Great Expectations - Charles Dickens The Front - Patricia Cornwell

Italian pepperoni pizza and garlic bread

Check out this link http://www.firstshowing.net/2008/08/18/rl-stines-goosebumps-books-headed-to-the-big-screen/ R.L. Stine's Goosebumps Books Headed to the Big Screen Sony Pictures picked up the rights to Scholastic's Goosebumps series of children's horror books written by R.L. Stine and has hired two writers to adapt them into a feature film. This would be fantastic, I really hope this happens ****************************** Just looked up Goosebumps movie on imdb and it's currently in development with a release date of 2010

I remember this too . The character which used to give me the creeps was Slappy the Dummy.

Thanks I will have a look for The Little Stranger when I go to the bookstore at the weekend!

I was born in the British Military Hospital in Germany as my dad was in the Army. I stayed there until I was 1 month old and then came back home to Portknockie, Scotland. I moved to Aberdeen, Scotland when I was 3 years old and have lived here ever since

I have loads of Agatha Christie books which my great Auntie gave me. She bought them when she was younger and they only cost her 20p each . I haven't gotten round to reading them all yet but I will be having a look when I get home to see if I have The ABC Murders.

Wow that is alot of books!! I am bit jelous!! I wish I had the time to read that many books.

It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife. Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austin

I loved reading the Point Horror books too and I still have my collection of them. The ones based on Fear Street by R.L.Stine were my favourite they were brilliant

I loved reading Roald Dahl too and have also read all the books. My favourites were Matilda, The Witches and The Twits. When I was younger I read Goosebumps, Nancy Drew, Sweet Valley, The Babysitters Club, Point Horror and the Animal Ark series by Lucy Daniels

I vaguely remember Goosebumps - Choose Your Own Nightmare which I think was a spin-off of Choose Your Own Adventure.

One of my favourite books to read when I was younger was the Goosebumps books by R.L.Stine I collected every single book and was a member of the Goosebumps club - they would send you magazines, freebies and a goosebumps book once a month I also watched the Goosebumps TV show too. Was anyone else a fan of Goosebumps? Which one was your favourite? My favourite was Be Careful What You Wish For.

I was a big Sweet Valley fan when I was younger. I used to go to the library with a girl who I went to Primary School with and borrow the books over and over again. I remember we used to sit in our bedrooms watching the TV show together. We even had the Sweet Valley High annual . Elizabeth was my favorite sister. I was also a fan of The Babysitters Club and have read all the books. There was also a movie based on the books I can remember watching it - think I was about 10 years old at the time

I haven't read any of those books Can you suggest any good ones? I enjoy crime/thriller books mostly.

My OH is cooking his famous pasta a la stu tonight, yum!