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That is terrible that people ruined it for you!  That happened to me with The Martian :rolleyes:  I don't read reviews or anything really, before I start a book, maybe the first bit on Amazon, but I never go too far, because sometimes they tell they whole story :irked:

 

Take Me With You is indeed a good book, but I've enjoyed all her books I have read!  I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.  IMO, Don't Le Me Go was my favorite so far.  When I Found You was good too.  But Take Me With You was great.

 

I didn't read the Amazon reviews until after I'd finished...it was more the blurb on the dustjacket that spoiled it for me.

 

I saw a few CRH books at the library (I think they had 3), but decided to go with this one, so we shall see! :boogie:

 

I don't know a single thing about the story, I thought it was like chick lit/drama for the longest time til someone mentioned dystopia, so I have absolutely no idea what to expect from it! I may start reading it today/tomorrow just to get going before I do see any spoilers!

 

Oh good, I think it's best to go into it with no expectations or ideas about it. Hope you enjoy it! :readingtwo:

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I don't know who to believe! :giggle:

 

I love a good divisive book though, usually means I'm going to have a lot of opinions on it when I get to it! :D

Well, me, obviously! :D

 

I liked it as it was so different to anything I had read before, and approaches an old subject from an entirely new angle (for me anyway).

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I didn't read the Amazon reviews until after I'd finished...it was more the blurb on the dustjacket that spoiled it for me.

 

I saw a few CRH books at the library (I think they had 3), but decided to go with this one, so we shall see! :boogie:

 

 

Oh good, I think it's best to go into it with no expectations or ideas about it. Hope you enjoy it! :readingtwo:

 

Thanks!

 

Well, me, obviously! :D

 

I liked it as it was so different to anything I had read before, and approaches an old subject from an entirely new angle (for me anyway).

 

I'm so intrigued! Must read! Ive *still* done no reading today, dunno what my problem is! :roll:

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Well, me, obviously! :D

 

I liked it as it was so different to anything I had read before, and approaches an old subject from an entirely new angle (for me anyway).

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Just finished Queen of Shadows - Sarah J Maas, #4 in Throne of Glass seriesWas really dissapointed with this book. Not sure if I'll continue this series anymore Depends on how long the next book will be  :roll2: 

 

BUT! Tommorrow I'll start His Majesty's Dragon by Naomi Novik. First book in the Temeraire series and Im really excited about that!  :b7ydance: 

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Hmm, it will be interesting to hear what you think of it Nollaig. Do you know much about it? There was a twist that everyone goes on about, but a quote from another author on the inside cover kind of ruined that for me. The quote basically said that the book was a cross between another certain book and a particular TV show, so even before starting it, I knew this very specific thing about it (sorry, I'm trying to be vague to not ruin it, but I'm probably being so vague that I'm not making any sense :lol:) which apparently was the twist. It was only reading Amazon reviews that I realised that this 'twist' took people by surprise (clearly they didn't have the same copy of the book I did)....but also a lot of the reviews (especially the negative ones) tell you what the twist is outright.

Awww, how stupid is that!! I feel for you :(.

 

I went to the library today, only intending to borrow one or two books but instead I borrowed four (and that was after putting some back on the shelf). :doh: I think my Kindle is going to be neglected for a while!!

 

I borrowed:

 

Take Me With You - Catherine Ryan Hyde (I think/hope this is the CRH that Anna was recommending)

Runner - Patrick Lee

Sweet Tooth - Ian McEwan

Started Early, Took My Dog - Kate Atkinson

 

I hope you enjoy all your library loans :D.

 

I've done no reading today, whoops. I put on a face mask thing and dyed my hair instead. I will read this evening, I need to finish at least one more book by tomorrow evening!

Which colour did you dye your hair?  

 

Just finished Queen of Shadows - Sarah J Maas, #4 in Throne of Glass seriesWas really dissapointed with this book. Not sure if I'll continue this series anymore Depends on how long the next book will be  :roll2: 

It's a shame it disappointed you :(.

 

I'm still reading Trudi Canavan - The Age of the Five 3: Voice of the Gods, there are about 100 pages left to read. I hope to have it finished today (Jan 31rst), so I can start afresh in February. I will also be cataloguing library loans and ex-library books I bought.

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I am *loving* Fingersmith by Sarah Waters! :wub: I read some on a train journey yesterday and got to an 'OMG, I didn't see that coming...' moment! :o

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I finished reading One of Us by Åsne Seierstad last night and started reading Just William by Richmal Crompton. I'm really liking it! :lol: Will post in the group read thread in a while. 

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Anyone else reading the Cormoran Strike series by Robert Galbraith (aka J. K. Rowling) ? I loooove them, so much suspense and so well written. I just love the characters. Again, I am waiting impatiently for the 4th one to come out - why do I always get myself in these positions haha.

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Which colour did you dye your hair?  

 

Red! I always dye it red, I was just topping it up coz my roots were growing through :)

 

Managed a few pages today but I've had prospective tenants traipsing around the house all day. Gonna try read for an hour now before the evening ones arrive.

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I finished Freakonomics last night. It was ok, but not what I expected.

 

I've made a start on Sputnik Sweetheart by Haruki Murakami. Good so far. :D

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I started a history book, When Paris Went Dark, about the German occupation.  50 pages into it, well written and interesting so far.

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I started a history book, When Paris Went Dark, about the German occupation.  50 pages into it, well written and interesting so far.

 

 

That sounds interesting! I might read that next :) now reading the poison study books. the first one was good, but the other ones are really predictable and disappointing. It somehow became a teeny novel starting from the 2nd book.

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Oh I'm just loving The Sweetness of Forgetting......Kirstin Harmel.....so sad but lovely..nearly finished. it

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