Rosalind

This book has been in and out of my ordering basket since I stumbled upon it. But every single time I order a batch of books I put it back in the save for later pile. I don't know why though, maybe next time

I do agree it's been done good,the film. Of course some pieces are missing but they can't put everything in there. I had just finished the second book when I went to see Twilight, the movie for the first time. By the time I went to see it for the second time a month had passed, I had gotten into the soundtrack(which I love by the way) and actually went to put the songs in the right places in the film. The month in between had to do with the fact that it was released here in Belgium at the end of November and it got released in the UK in December, where I was at the time of release and didn't have anything to do one evening

TSK. I'm still waiting for the release of the DVD here it's still going to be a month before release. I saw the film twice at the cinema though. And since I just finished Breaking Dawn at the end of last month I still had my fill of Edward (my Edward not Rob Pattinson). Now I'm getting a bit anxious and I want to see the film again. How did Rob do Edward again, it's been since christmas since I saw it.

No I haven't read anything by them yet. Thanks for the tip Charm

I saw you comment Ben. Thank you for that. Thank all of you for making me feel this welcome so soon on here. And judging my posts since friday you can see i'm fitting right in

Blurb: Deirdre Martin - The Penalty Box Everyone from Didsbury High remembers Katie Fisher as the dumpy brainiac from the poor side of town. Every one from Didsbury High remembers Paul van Dorn as the school hockey star - and heartthrob. But now they're facing off - and matching up in more ways than one. Katie's lost the pounds, added some self-confidence, and become a drop-dead gorgeous sociology professor. And since a series of concussions put an end to Paul's pro-hockey carreer, his star has dimmed. Now he hits the ice as a youth hockey coach. But he's still got the hometown crowd behind him as the owner of a bar called the Penalty Box. Paul is reliving his glory days. Katie wishes she could put those years behind her. And the battle of wills that ensues just might knock love right out of the game... My Opinion Although I really love this hockey players series, I'm starting to feel a little bit of Deja Vu when reading. This is the 4th book that I've read now and I'm really going to read the rest of the series but I'm going to leave some time between this one and the next. I'm not saying I didn't like this book. I loved it, even it's predictability. It's a good chick-lit book, good to relax to get swept away in the romance and the struggles for the relationship. Grade: 7.5/10

Special K Cornflakes, I eat warm at noon so evenings are for a light snack

I couldn't wait for the 3rd one to be out on paperback so I got the hardback one. Normally I only buy paperbacks, because they are easier to lug around on the train and stuff, but sometimes I just can't wait for the paperback. Have you tried the Airhead one? It was a quick read in my opinion and young adult but still nice to read. I like Meg Cabot books, I even got some Princess Diaries.

I did actually read all 3 of the Heather Wells Murder Mysteries I loved them. Did you read the Queen of Babble ones? Those were good and funny.

Citizen Erase by Muse Break me in, teach us to cheat And to lie, cover up What shouldn't be shared And the truth's unwinding Scraping away at my mind Please stop asking me to describe For one moment I wish you'd hold your stage With no feelings at all Open minded I'm sure I used to be so free Self expressed, exhausting for all To see and to be What you want and what you need The truth's unwinding Scraping away at my mind Please stop asking me to describe For one moment I wish you'd hold your stage With no feelings at all Open minded I'm sure I used to be so free For one moment I wish you'd hold your stage With no feelings at all Open minded I'm sure I used to be so free Wash me away Clean your body of me Erase all the memories They will only bring us pain And I've seen, all I'll ever need If you ever read 1984 or Brave New World, or maybe have some apocaliptical view to the world this is the Muse song you'de love. I love the song, played live if possible there is a cross over from guitar into piano right before the last verse and it's so beautiful and moving it almost gets me to tear up

I liked the adaptation of Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy. Loved the book more but the film was good. They didn't even cut the whole whale vs petunia bowl part for the people who read the books this is actually very important in the future if they ever do get to film the other books The harry potter adaptations are OK, but then I miss parts that are so important in the whole series. I've known people who haven't read the books to love the films. Me, I just go to see them as mindlessly as I can. The last adaptation I saw was Confessions of a Shopaholic. Honestly just went to see Hugh Dancy in it. (He's the guy who plays Grigg in The Jane Austen book club adaptation). It was funny, but I think it was mostly because it was ages since I read the book. Anyone got any thought about these adaptations?

I'm 26 and a half(almost) I like seeing age as a possitive thing, once past 21 (the age I hated to be all year long) I just doesn't bother anymore

My To be Read list, somehow never seems to get shorter since I keep buying books(these are the books I actually have and still have to read my wishlist is even longer): Adele Parks - Tell me something Alisa Valdes-Rodrigues - The Dirty Girls Social Club Andrew Lane - Slow Decay (Torchwood) Ann Jacobs - Bound by Love Belinda Jones - on the road to mr right Belinda Jones - The California Club Ben Elton - Chart Throb Brenda Janowitz - Jack with a twist Candace Bushnell - Sex and the city Candace Bushnell - Lipstick Jungle Candace Bushnell - One fifth Avenue Carlos Ruiz Zafon - The shadow of the wind Carolyn Mackler - Guyaholic Cecelia Ahern - If you could see me now Cecily von Ziegesar - Gossip Girl Charlaine Harris - Living Dead in Dallas Claudio Carroll - Do you want to know a secret? Colin Brake - The price of paradise (doctor who) Debra white Smith - First impressions Deirdre Martin - Power Play Harvard Lampoon - Nightlight Helen Fielding - Cause Celeb Imogen Edwards-Jones & others - In bed with (18+) Illana Fox - The making of Mia J.K Rowling - Tales of beedle the bard Jane Austen - Northanger Abbey Jane Austen - Mansfield Park Jane Austen - Persuasion Jim Hougan - The Magdalene Cipher John Barrowman - I am what I am Karin Slaughter - Kisscut Kathy Reichs - Break no bones Kathy Reichs - Bones to Ashes Kathy Reichs - Devil Bones Lemony Snicket - The Hostile Hospital Lemony Snicket - The Carnivorous Carnival Lemony Snicket - The Slippery Slope Lemony Snicket - The Grim Grotto Lemony Snicket - The Penultimate Peril Lemony Snicket - The end Lynn Mason - Recruited (Alias) Melissa Nathan - The Nanny Richelle Mead - Succubus Dreams Richelle Mead - Succubus Heat Robert Harris - Imperium Robert L Mack - Sweeney Todd, the demon barber of fleet street Rowan Coleman - The accidental wife Rupert Everett - Red carpets and other banana skins Sarah Tucker - The last year of being married Stephenie Meyer - The Host Terrance Dicks - Made of Steel (doctor who quick reads) Virginia Woolf - Mrs Dalloway Virginia Woolf - Orlando: a biography Allie Mackay - Tall, dark and kilted Annette Blair - A veiled deception Annette Blair - Larceny and Lace Audrey Niggenegger - The time traveler's wife Barbara Taylor Bradford - The Ravenscar dynasty Carly Phillips - Lucky Streak Carly Phillips - Lucky Break Carole Matthews - The chocolate lovers' diet Cindy Miles - Into thin air Christine Feehan - Dark Desire Deirdre Martin, Julia London, Gery Buckley, Annette Blair - Hot Ticket Deirdre Martin - Chasing Stanley Deirdre Marting - Just a Taste Erin McCarthy - Flat-out Sexy Erin McCarthy - My Immortal Gareth Roberts - I am Dalek (doctor who quick reads) Gwyn Cready - Tumbling through time Gwyn Cready - Seducing mr Darcy Jane Austen - Sense and Sensibility Janet Chapman - The man must marry Janet Evanovitch - Foul Play Jennifer Crusie,anne stuart & Lani Diane Rich - Dogs and Goddesses Jill Mansell - Falling for you Judi McCoy - Almost a goddess Judi McCoy - One night with a Goddess Judi McCoy - Making over Mr Right Kate Angell - Curveball Katie Fforde - Life Skills Katie MacAlister - Sex,lies and vampires Kelley Armstrong - Bitten Kerrelyn Sparks - Sugarplums and Scandal Kerrelyn Sparks - The undead next door Kristin Harmel - Italian for beginners Lora Leigh - Wicked Pleasure (18+) Lora Leigh - Only Pleasure (18+) Lora Leigh - Fyre Brand (18+) Louise Bagshawe - Passion Lori Foster - Simon Say Lynsay Sands - Vampires are forever Lynsay Sands - Vampire, Interrupted Lynsay Sands - The rogue hunter Lynsay Sands - The immortal hunter Lynsay Sands - The Renegate hunter Lynsay Sands - Devil of the highlands Marian Keyes - Sushi for beginners Meg Cabot - Every boy's got one Melissa Marr - Wicked Lovely P.C Cast & Kristin Cast - Marked Rachel Gibson - True love and other disasters Rachel Gibson - Daisy's back in town Rachel Vincent - Rogue Richelle Mead - Succubus Blues Richelle Mead - Succubus Nights Robyn Sisman - A hollywood ending Robyn Sisman - Weekend in Paris Stephen Cole - The art of destruction(doctor who) Tawny Taylor - Sex and the single ghost Tess Gerritsen - The Surgeon Tom Stoppard - Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead + a USB key full of ebooks(too many to list, when I've read one you will notice in the read part)

I am a young woman(sociologist) who just moved back to her home town and attended her 10-year high school reunion, just to bump back into the hottest guy from then.

Hilarious, good one, great answer to a proposition

One of the chocolat houses here in belgium has chocolate granita and yes i love those things aswell I go to the chocolat place in the summer because of the granita

Ben & Jerry's Chocolate Therapy soooo good while reading or watching a sad movie

I actually do dive into the deep end of the pool I'm great and really loving this messageboard. I was looking for a book club closeby to actually go to but didn't find one. Good thing for the internet

you're convincing me on picking it up and reading the book

Maybe it's good then to read this book before I go to Hamlet again in August? Ok not going to be all ooh Hamlet as a play then but Jude Law as Hamlet, like I did with David Tennant as Hamlet but maybe getting into the play and more behind the scenes would be nice. But the description of before the beginning and in between gives me a little the feel of Wicked by Gregory Maguire but then going to the Wizard of Oz instead of a classic Hamlet

I've got a whole Hamlet flashback with the names Rosencrantz and Guildenstern

According to Katie Fisher, there were two types of people in the world: those who attended high school reunions, and those who did not. The Penalty Box -Deirdre Martin

sorry I joined this afternoon but dove right in to the book part and later introduced myself, weird habit of mine if i introduce myself it's never the first post

May the devil boil and blister him. Highlander in her dreams - Allie Mackay