catwoman

Hi and welcome!!

I agree with you I think it will be a Christmas time special or something like that. More than likely, they decide to give it ago and lexi finds out she is pregnant or something, in typical soap fashion. I don't like Carl but I do think that Chas really do love each other so much, that I think deep down I hope do get back together, and also I still don't like Lexi, even though the last few months have been tough and horrible for her.

Thanks Bethany I have not moved yet but i do go over a lot:) thanks for letting me know. I think when I have had my morning cup of coffee I might go in search of the book online. Thanks again CW

hi and welcome not a fan of Liverpool but do like the crime genre

Most of my TV is if my mother comes round for tea. So i don't know all the characters but that Nathan is HORRIBLE!!! How rude is he?! The one thing i don't like is the Chas and Paddy relationship it seems so awkward to me and just not right. What do you guys think?

Yep I walked out of one of the saw movies. it was either 2 or 3. It was an anniversary night out but it was so bad we just had to leave and go down the pub instead. Other than that no. I have often been tempted but always decided against it. I have fell asleep through a few though.

Hi and welcome I hope you have lots of fun and interesting conversations! CW

I read this and it was surprisingly good!! I only picked it up in a chairty shop as it was cheap and it was by patterson. This is not my type of book at all. At first I was slightly confused I thought Max was a boy but by the first 40 pages I realised SHE wasn't haha. I too also liked the fast pace. The chapters were a little too short for me, well over a hundred in all. But I grew to like it especially with the Sunday roast in the oven. The book for me started when the gang split up. Max's 'story of meeting the girl and her mother was the first thing that got me into the book from then on I was able to engage the other characters and the story. The book had many twists and turns and the ending was ready for the next book. If you like fast paced books and do not need a book to be engulfed in descriptive detail then I would say you would like this book. I never read young adult books I have not even read Harry Potter but with 460+ pages and a different story it really did keep me reading. .... and it might get me thinking about reading Harry Potter at some point! Look forward to finding and reading Maximum Ride - School's out.

I agree, thank you again!

Hi Mollie! what sort of books do you enjoy reading the most? Catwoman.

Yeah I hate Porcelin dolls too. My Aunt had her whole front room filled with them. i used to have to sit in the dining room and read as I used to scream the place down!!

I noticed a Jeffery Deaver book today in the charity shop for 50p called the Devil's Teardrop. I bought it as I read this thread and all the good comments. Is this one of his better books? Also is it in a series and should I wait until i get the others? Thanks CW.

My favourite of all her books maybe because it was my first Christie book. I read it as a teen and I even pulled a sickie from school so I could finish reading it. If you like who dunnits, this is the book to read.

I bet that would be an interesting read. I have not seen it over here, but then I am not that clued up on new releases. Something that i will look for in the future. Thanks for the heads up! Catwoman.

I keep seeing it when I go to the airport WHsmiths I pick it up everytime but then I decide that I am not in the mood for that and always put it back but by the sounds of it I might by it next time I fly, if not wait until I found it in the village.

I used to play netball at school and played foootball at University. Now i don't do much apart from walking everywhere and bike rides with the kids (when it is not raining). I want to try and get back into rollerblading again but I just don't get the time. Oh and of course I play Wii Sports does that count? hehe.

My oldest son made me a bookmark for Mother's day at school really pretty cross stictch with card to support it. Thats the one I mainly use. That one and my fella got loads of small pictures of him on one side and my kids on the other and laminated it and it is a good size for a bookmark. I do have many though and I have a few for my textbooks. I have them all in a jamjar so I always know where they are.

I randomly got into Sweet Valley High as there was a book in the series when the girls go to London and elizabeth thinks that Jessica's boyfriend is a Werewolf or soemthing like that, haha. I read a few more after that but I was not a huge fan even though I do remember the show being on during the holidays.

I have loads of True crime books and Magazines. I recommend the Fred and Rosemary West books all I have found to be very interesting and brought out many emotions in me. I also found one about HArold Shipman (I can't think of the name at the moment) thats was also very insightful. The last True crime book I read was the one mentioned in a previous post by Patricia Cornwell - Portrait of a Killer. I thought it was good and gave another perspective on the long debated case but I felt sometimes it went a little too off track for my own liking. A book I also recommend is a book called Born to Kill. It coinsided with a TV series about the Psychology of Serial Killers and the whole Nature vs nurture debate. Great for people who are interested into the psychology of Crime but don't want all the techinical jargon with it

Hi and welcome! It is really easy to settle in Catwoman

Yeah I have seemed to settle in quite well. Everyone is friendly and I don't feel worried about posting a comment. I think I will be here for a while and thank you to everyone else who has said hello to me.

Haha! I have only been to Canada once but will go back again. I loved it and I only managed to go to one city (Montreal) and I want to see other cities.

I am Exactly the same. Sometimes I start a book and if by the first 60 pages i can't seem to get in the flow i will put it down and start again another time. I think there has been one book where I have tried over and over and over again to get into it but I just couldn't. I was at least half way through it but the book was so bad it was more painful then pulling my wisdom teeth out.

Thanks again for the welcomes everyone!