Rosalind

I'm going to start from this month on because if I have to search my shelves and remember which ones I read this year or the last months of last year I'm going to have a rough time. JUNE Lynsay Sands - The Accidental Vampire Belinda Jones - I Love Capri Cara Summers - Twin Temptation Elle Kennedy - Body Check Lindsey Kelk - I Heart New York Meg Cabot - She went all the way Allie Mackay - Highlander in her dreams Deirdre Martin - The Penalty Box Nancy Warren, MaryJanice Davidson, Karen Kelly - Bad boys with Expensive toys(18+) Lynsay Sands - Vampires are forever Sophie Kinsella - Can you keep a secret Meg Cabot - The boy next door(the guy next door) Meg Cabot - Boy Meets Girl Audrey Niffenegger - The time traveler's wife Jane Austen - Sense and Sensibility JULY Gwyn Cready - Tumbling through time Heather MacAlister - Undressed Rachel Gibson - True Love and other disasters Meg Cabot - When Lightning Strikes (1-800-where-are-you) Lynsay Sands - Vampire,Interrupted Barbara Taylor Bradford - The Ravenscar Dynasty Katie MacAlister - Sex, Lies and Vampires Various - Doctor Who 2009 Storybook Robyn Sisman - A Hollywood Ending Lynsay Sands - The Rogue Hunter Cara Summers - Twin Seduction Tom Stoppard - Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are dead Cindy Miles - Into thin air Sophie Kinsella - The undomestic Goddess Annette Blair - A Veiled Deception AUGUST Janet Evanovich - Foul Play Gareth Roberts - I am Dalek (doctor who quick reads) Tawny Taylor - Sex and the single ghost (18+) Janet Chapman - The man must marry Lynsay Sands - The immortal Hunter Allie Mackay - Tall, dark and Kilted Rachel Gibson - Daisy's back in town Lora Leigh - Wicked Pleasure (18+) Meg Cabot - Victoria and the Rogue Stephenie Meyer - Midnight Sun (draft 4) Gwyn Cready - Seducing Mr Darcy Diane Castell, Karen Kelley, Rosemary Laurey - Texas Bad Boys Kristin Harmell - Italian for beginners Meg Cabot - Nicola and the Viscount SEPTEMBER Melissa Marr - Wicked Lovely Kate Angell - Curveball Lynsay Sands - The Deed Deirdre Martin, Julia London, Gery Buckley, Annette Blair - Hot ticket Donna Kaufmann - Bad boys in kilts Dawn Atkins - Her sexiest surprise Lori Avocato, Suzanne Macpherson, Kerrelyn Sparks... - Sugarplums and Scandal Deirdre Martin - Chasing Stanley Kerrelyn Sparks - The Undead next door. Judi McCoy - Almost a Goddess Richelle Mead - Succubus Blues Lynsay Sands - Devil of the Highlands Carly Phillips - Lucky Streak Kelly Armstrong - Bitten Erin McCarthy - Flat-out Sexy Lori Foster - Simon Says OCTOBER Robyn Sisman - Weekend in Paris Erin McCarthy - My Immortal Lora Leigh - Only Pleasure (18+) Jill Mansell - Falling for you Nancy Warren - Bad Boys down under Meg Cabot - Every boy's got one Susan Elizabeth Phillips - It had to be you Rachel Vincent - Rogue Tess Gerritsen - The surgeon MaryJanice Davidson - Really unusual bad boys Lynsay Sands - The Renegade Hunter Jade Lee - Getting Physical (18+) Annette Blair - Larceny and Lace Susan Elizabeth Phillips - Heaven,Texas Carly Phillips - Lucky Break NOVEMBER Carole Matthews - The Chocolate lover's diet Nicola Marsh - Two weeks in the magnate's bed(18+) Christine Feehan - Dark Desire Katie Fforde - Life Skills Lynsay Sands - The Key Louise Bagshawe - Passion Lora Leigh - Fyre Brand (18+ from the book Surrender to Fire) Lynsay Sands - The Chase Stephen Cole - The Art of Destruction(Doctor Who) Kimberly Raye,Leslie Kelly & Rhonda Nelson - Blazing Bedtime Meg Cabot - Code Name Cassandra Richelle Mead - Succubus Nights DECEMBER Jennifer Crusie, anne Stuart & Lani Diane Rich - Dogs and Goddesses Crystal Green - When the sun goes down Meg Cabot - Safe House P.C. Cast & Kristin Cast - Marked Marian Keyes - Sushi for Beginners Judi McCoy - One night with a goddess Judi McCoy - Making over Mr Right Deirdre Martin - Just a Taste Erin McCarthy - The Pregnancy Test Susan Elisabeth Phillips - Nobody's baby but mine

I am new here on the forum. I'm 26 and from Belgium. I have always enjoyed reading. It is escaping to an other world for me. Mostly I read chick-lit and I even have my bad spells in which I pick up a Harlequin book. Besides the typical chick-lit I also read a few crime series and biographies. I read all my books in english, I used to read them in dutch. I read a few in french, but that was mostly because of school assignments. I am able to read them in german if needed.

I'm from Belgium. A little town in the north-east to be exact. Was born and raised here, never lived anywhere else in the world.

I used to read all my books in dutch, reason for that was that the town library only has them in dutch. But since 2 years I started buying books instead of borrowing them(I want a library of my own). Since the day I decided to buy and start a collection I've been buying them in english. But for my point translations honestly can suck and take away a lot of the book. I had discussions about books I read in dutch and other people in english because I just thought it wasn't good. After rereading those books again in english I came to the conclusion that translations aren't always that good. Now I have a rule, if possible read the books in the language their written in. So I can read books in dutch, english, german and french now, but at the moment I'm sticking to english ones

I switch bookmarks a lot. When travelling it will be a travel receipt. But since November I've got my RSC Hamlet ticket to use as a bookmark. Beside that when on the train to work I also put my train card in between but that's just practical since I don't want to search for it every time they come to check it.

I have 83 books on my book shelf waiting to be read. I'm a bookaholic when it comes to buying books. But I also believe in having a lot of choice when it comes to reading. I have a few series in there and a few biographies, some crime and a lot of chick-lit. I know I'm going to buy more books soon but I keep reading the ones I've got and then go on with the newer ones

I buy most of my books on Amazon, since I'm in Belgium and english books are hard to come by here. There mostly is a small selection in the book store I frequent but mostly I've read those already. When I go on one of my London trips I only buy books at Borders. I don't know why but the store on Charing Cross just calls out to me there

Every couple of months I try to go on in Rupert Everets biography(red carpets and other banana skins), but every time I quit after a few chapters. I like biographies in general read some very funny ones even but this one just can't get me to keep reading. I'm going to pick it up again, I know I am, since I bought it I think it's a pitty not to read it.

I also cried when reading PS I love you (ruined the film for me completely cried all the way through the film). An other book I blubbered with is Atonement. Especially the last pages

I read most 300 page books in one sitting. Since I still live at my parent's place and don't have a lot to do on a Saturday I crawl into the sofa and start reading. Mostly I can't read in one sitting though. I lug around a book all week to read on the train to and fro work. By the end of the week it mostly is finished,exceptions on that rule are finished friday night in bed.

I am a 28/30 year old woman with the ability of far-seeing trapped in 14th century Scotland with a yummy laird who's crazy about me.

I read the book right before the film was released. I liked the book(and as always i liked it better than the film).

This series seems to have done well. There are 12 books up to now and I've read 8 of them up to now. I've gone through the brothers and sister of Lucern now and a cousin and a few uncles. Next up is Marguerite, Lucerns mother. I love these books a lot, it's well written, even after 8 of them I still fall in love with an Argeneau family member every single time I start a new one. In my opinion after reading the Twilight series, this is one of the better vampire romance series I've read up to now. Not giving up the search for vampire romances though I might get surprised by authors like Kerrelyn Sparks or Katie MacAlister books that I still have to read.

I'm feeling a bit bad here. I've actually read 34 Little Black Dress books. I loved a few, some I just finsihed because I started reading them, but I think it has to do with the author you've selected. I have a new one laying by to start reading but at the moment it's going to stay in the book basket on wait until I feel like mindless reading again.