Abcinthia

Yes I still read children's books now and luckily I have a 4 year old who absolutely adores reading My favourites are The Tiger Who Came To Tea Mog The Forgetful Cat The Stone Cage (My mum owned a copy when I was a child and I was devestated to find out it was out of print. Then a couple of years back, my boyfriend managed to find a copy ) Harry Potter The Chronicles of Narnia And all Roald Dahl books. I used to own nearly all of them and I re-read them until they fell apart.

Yeah I've read the books too

ooo do they? That makes me happier though I wonder what they'll do with the final episodes though.

I've finished Villette by Charlotte Bronte and just started Rose Madder by Stephen King.

I had loads of these books when I was younger. My favourites were the Nightmare Hall series by Diane Hoh.

Ellipsis and coquelicot are my favourites.

I love the Great British Bake Off. Can't believe it's the final next week

I really liked Bones, used to watch it loads when I lived with my parents. Sadly, I don't have the TV Channel it's on anymore but I am tempted to buy some of the DVD box sets.

Huzzah! I'm a bit neverous about it though, I've never roasted a chicken before. But I've looked in my cook book and hopefully it'll be alright.

Tonight I'm making Roast Chicken with Roast Potatoes, Broccoli, Stuffing, Yorkshire Puddings and Gravy.

I use Goodreads to list the books I read. I really enjoy looking back and seeing what I've read.

I enjoyed most of the books I was told to read at school and college. I always try to read everything with an open mind and still re-read a lot of the books I read at college and secondary school.

Loved reading Jamaica Inn, I was gripped from start to finish and could barely put the book down. I've read Rebecca as well and might get round to reading some more of Du Maurier's work when I get the chance.

Me and my boyfriend have 305 books at the last count.

I'm from England.

I'm 21.

This is one of my favourite books of all time. I absolutely cannot fault it.

I read it earlier in the year because a friend recommended it to me and I love the subject area but something just didn't work for me. I found the writing to be a bit confusing at times and other parts just plain boring. There were a few parts that gripped me but it wasn't enough to make up for the rest of the book in my opinion.

Hello everyone I'm new here. My name is Kate and from England. I am currently reading Villette by Charlotte Brontë. I greatly enjoy reading a wide variety of books. I'll happily read any genre as long as the books interests me. The Non-Fiction I like is normally European History, especially women in history and the Tudors. I had a look around before registering and I really liked what I saw so hopefully I'll post loads.