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Really? I suppose it is a bit like marmite. I find it seems to envoke every singel emotion in me. I seem to always instantly know the characters like I have always known them. I don't know why. I'm re-reading it for the LOST book club challenge. I noticed you are reading a book called The uncensored Oral history of Punk. I read a book called that. I can't remember it being PLease killme though. Good read if it is the same book. I picked up my reservation of the book: Bone Song by JOhn Meaney. I bought the second book in the series at a chairty shop and when reading the reviews it mentioned that you had to read the first book before. Also picked up the following books from the charity shop. 25p each. *The Sword and the satchel - Elizabeth. H. Boyer. * The warrior Heir - Cinda Williams Chima *The Hungry Moon - Ramsey Campbell *WARHAMMER: Elfslayer - Nathan Long.

Over half way through Lord of the Flies. Fantastic, I just love this book

Yjay sounds like my sortof film As for me watched Lord of the ringsL Fellowship of the RIng. Planning to watch The Matrixfor the first time tonight!

So I picked up a copy of The Blade itself today and it looks really good, I also picked up my reservation for Muddle earth. By Paul Stewart and Chris Riddell. Looks really funny. ts a big book but I think a kids book. Ther is a cartoon on the BBC. Has the voice talent of David Jason. Muddle Earth is not quite like our earth. For a start is has three moons. And of course, the abundance of pink, stinky hogs, sleeping, farting trolls and exploding gas frogs mark it out as something quite extraordinary. In fact, welcome to a world where nothing is quite as it should be, especially for young Joe Jefferson, an ordinary boy who somehow finds himself not only transported to this curious planet, but discovers fairly quickly that he is also its saviour-apparent. The kids like it because therea character called Randalf. haha. Also picked up thesebooks in a charity shop. *KOKO - Peter Straub *Unfinished Tales - J.R.R. Tolkien ( editied by Christpoher tolkien) *Dark BLood - John Meaney Has anyone read KOKO. It sounds good. But more because it sounds a mystery, as mot much is revealed in the blurb. dark blood I have just found out s part of a series. D'oh!!!! But has been given full marks. **edit*** I have just reserved the book I need to read before Dark blood. Yay!

I've just looked them up on fantastic fiction. They look right up my street, going to pick a copy up from the library tomorrow.

Went to the village to get my medication and I noticed a 25p book sale! In I went! Loads of things had gone by the looks of it. But I did manage to pick up *The INterpretation of murder- Jed rubenfeld *The Girl who played with Fire - Stieg Larsson *Gone by Michael Grant. On the back of the Michael Grant GONE book it said LORD OF THE FLIES for the HEROES generation. Me in a rush thought it said LOST not HEROES. D'oh:banghead: but still looks good.

Read some more Lord of the Flies. still loving it. I also went into the library to pick up my reservation of American Psycho. I have lost my copy and had the need to read it now. When I picked p the book, a huuuuge paperweightt was also there!!! A copy of The Passage had arrived! YAY! It's in Hardback, and will no doubt exceed my hand luggage. So the lovely library offered to put a reservation on the paperback copy, hoping that it comes in before my flight.

Finished Little Girls Lost by Jack Kerely. Not as good as the previous ones in the series. But still good. I am about to start re-reading Lord of the flies by Wiliam Golding. I LOVE THIS BOOK. Is most definately in my top five, and can't wait to start again. It's on the LOST book club reding list. Also found another book I wanna get called Twelve by Jasper Kent. Sounds really good.

Thats a shame about it sucking mate. I loved the idea of themes from Land of the Dead etc. will stay clear of that one then.

Abs you know I love the series, and like PF, it gets to a point, around the 275 mark where it just gets AMAZING!! keep going Abs. As for me only read 30 pages. But working so bit here and bit there. Grrr. But I'm planning my books for my holiday, whoop.

Not got much reading done, but I did pick up my reservation for the book Stephen Hawking - A briefer History of Time.

Brilliant! I was worried that I was going to skip a book or something. Brilliant. Thanks. I don't know much about Pratchett and was worried I was going to be reading a book in the middle of the DISCWORLD series. Reading wise. I only managed 30 pages of Little Girls Lost before having work stuff to do. Still plodding along with it and because the pace of the book is quick. I seem to go reading it pretty fast.

Went to the library today to pick up my sons' reservation and in the process I randomly found: * Linger - Maggie Stiefvater *The Bromeliad - Terry Pratchett (Truckers, Diggers and Wings.) To Pratchett fans.......Is this a good book to start. Is this the beginning of one of his series? I have the Colour of Magic waiting to arrive from Amazon.

I will be buying it this month for my flight on the 30th. I am actually really excited about reading it. Reminds me when I planning to get the Girl With the Dragon Tattoo. ***Edit*** When does the second part come out???

Well over half way through Lost Little girls by J.A.Kerley. As always a good read. I was scratching my head a little and it felt like I missed a book from the series but I checked fantasticfiction and it doesn't appear to be the case. Went charity shop hunting while getting thread for my son's fancy dress outfit, and I picked up these beauties. ALL for 25p!! Ker-ching! *Flashforward - Robert. J. Sawyer *Lover revealed - J.R.Ward *ORCS The ominibus edition - Stan Nicholls.

I wander who you were saying that to Michelle You have made me want to get it. Thank you again. It will be my expensive purchase this month me thinks.

Finished The Brutal Art by Jesse Kellerman. Was lucky to have a day or reading, that with my fantastic mojo. I enjoyed it. I will be good and at some point do my reading diary on here. So I have started to re- read. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Which is a book on my LOST book club list. I am also reading Little Girls Lost by J.A. Kerley. Already half way through it and it's good so far.

I know that a lot of people have put this; but I also would love to live in the Shire. It just sounds such a plesant place to live. so peaceful yet full of fun.

This seems like my sort of book, especially as someone has said it is as good as Lord of The Rings. I have to give it a go.

WOW!!! Why have I not even heard of this book. This could be something to read on my plane journey next month.

Just bought my first Pratchett book. The Colour of Magic. I hae wanted to read his books for a long as I can remember and never have seemed to get it, there has always been something else I have picked up. I am actually sooo excited and can't wait for it to arrive!!!