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medsdemon

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  1. Finished Before I Go To Sleep on Friday. Yesterday visited the library for the first time in ages and borrowed Possession by AS Byatt and Winter in Madrid By CJ Sansom. BUT was out in town in the afternoon and HAd to go for a browse in Waterstones (obviously), ending up buying The Radleys by Matt Haig. I shouldn't have as I have it on order from the library but .....Started it last night and liking the style so far.

  2. Ooh thanks for all the lovely welcomes :D .

     

     

    *waves back* ... though you might not see me through the rain and gale force wind (I actually put gale force wine then lol ... never had that but I imagine it's good :D)

     

    Hello Sarah :smile: .. you'll be right at home here.

     

     

    Ooh when you're settled you must set up a bookblog.

     

    I like all them things too :-)

     

    *jumps up and down waving* ooh me, me! bagsy you speak lots to me :blush: my mind is very like yours (I've probably frightened you off now lol)

     

    No rain here ....yet.. but it's freeezing. look forward to chatting lots Poppyshake.

     

    Welcome Sarah

    Good to have you along . That's a good idea to read some of the Classics along with your girl. What are some of the ones coming up on her list ?

    I'm one of the Kindle people ,but it's ok if you like books better .Sometimes I do, too. It just depends ... They both have good and bad points !

    Different strokes,as they say . :)

     

     

    She has Othello, Anthony and Cleopatra, Persuasion & Pride and prejudice so far. I managed to get them all in a lovely Charity bookshop I found in Edinburgh for the princely sum of £7 plus some york notes and she's started reading Pride & Prejudice already. She likes her own copies so she can write notes in them and mark passages out ( can't believe hardly any of her fellow English students don't get there own copies). I will probably read Persuasion first...absolutely loved the film version with Ciaran Hinds so I know I will love the book. ( plus it's quite short :giggle2: )

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    Bought new books today. SJ Watson Before I Go To Sleep and Charles Dickens A Tale Of Two Cities from Waterstones then picked up A Short History Of Tractors In The Ukraine Marina Lewycha and Nicholas Evans The Brave in a charity shop. Finished reading Kate Atkinson " When Will There Be Good News" last night. I think I will definitely be looking out for her other Jackson Brodie novels, I loved her style of writing.. and her sense of humour. Really easy to read.

    Started readin SJ Watson Before I Go To Sleep before I went to sleep but didn't get very far as sleep beckoned rather quicker than I anticipated...damn red wine.

     

  4. That's interesting. I signed up for the free trial on Netflix this weekend and although it's great at the minute, I know I'll want to stop watching at the end of the trial. Might be an idea to change over to LoveFilm.

     

    We're with Lovefilm-the package with unlimited DVDs and streaming for £9.99. Definitely worth the money- we get all the new one s on DVD and use the streaming to watch older films and niche films. It's a bonus for the family to be able to watch different movies at the same time sometimes too. No problems with them not playing on lagging so far.

  5. Larry Crowne

     

    Seriously, Tom Hanks & Julia Roberts, and thats the movie they came up with?

     

    Blushes slightly and admits I quite liked this in a late night in bed easy watching kind of way. Though why Tom Hanks had a chain hanging from his trousers when he was given his new updated image I don't know...it had some cringy moments.

     

    Watched The Elephant Man last night. I can't believe I've never seen it before. Awfully sad. I have a list I'm working through of films on my package I've never watched that I'm working away at.

     

  6. Hello there *waves* to anyone out there on this sunny sunday morning.

     

    Just thought I'd better introduce myself before I start posting elsewhere.

     

    I',m Sarah, I'm from Scotland and I've always loved reading. I'm an on and off reader- read loads one month then nothing the next, but I love to buy books anytime. Can't get my head round a Kindle yet though, like the feel of turning pages and reading something that's been enjoyed by countless others. I don't have a favourite "type" of book, just whatever takes my fancy- currently going to attempt a few Classics as DD is doing Advanced Higher English and I'm going to read along with her with her book list...

     

    Other interests are walking, holidaying, cooking and gigs...and reading about them!!

     

    Hope to chat to lots of likeminded people on here soon :)

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