ToniLianne

Emily Bronte

coronation street!

I like that Poppy, made me laugh! I agree though every time I go to a BBQ, that is exactly what happens!!

Nice cold, Ice cold water

Bill Bryson

The only one I've read is "The Signalman" by Charles Dickens.

I don't dislike poetry, I've never really taken my time to read any and wouldn't really know where to start. I enjoyed what poetry I did study during school, and actually liked the whole dissecting verses/discussion as it helped my gain a better understanding of the meanings behind them. I wouldn't rule out giving poetry a go sometime in the near future, but I've got several books currently waiting to be read

Totally agree!

David Eddings

Witches

Meh 6/10 think maybe I need to watch more movies!

Buttercup Rainbowfilter She brings good fortune. She lives in clover fields where fairy rings grow. She is only seen on midsummer's eve. She wears bright clover green and has multicoloured wings like a butterfly. Aww

"Nothing Else Matters" Metallica

I read this book (Fallen Lauren Kate) a while back and thoroughly enjoyed it! I've recently bought Torment and can't wait to it!!

Digestive biscuits!

England- Born and live in Leicester, in the East Midlands.

There are some books that just never get boring no matter how many times you read them. Harry Potter series is one example. I've lost count of how many times I've actually read the series but I still laugh and cry at parts despite knowing what is going to happen.

I've read both series and enjoyed them, but If I had to choose I would say Harry Potter.

I always had a bit of a crush on Anthony Head

I'm 23

Yep read them and loved them. even though I thought the storyline line of the fourth book was kinda ridiculous I still loved it and have read them all at least 10 times!

Deathly Hallows pt 2 Breaking Dawn pt 1 Pirates of the Caribbean(the 4th one, can't remember it's full title) Jane Eyre as I love that book!!

"come as you are" Nirvana

Sweeny Todd watched round my dad's yesterday.

currently half way through Sister by Rosamund Lupton.