I had this little feeling that you would, hehe.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xx-Vicky-xX
I now have this picture of you going down to your libarary, you like in the film Matilda with this cart behind you full of books to read! :rotfl:
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I had this little feeling that you would, hehe.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xx-Vicky-xX
I now have this picture of you going down to your libarary, you like in the film Matilda with this cart behind you full of books to read! :rotfl:
:rotfl: Oh do you think i should do that :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jessie WallaceI had this little feeling that you would, hehe.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xx-Vicky-xX
I now have this picture of you going down to your libarary, you like in the film Matilda with this cart behind you full of books to read! :rotfl:
Just a little image i had, with all these books people are recomending for you, it made me chuckle :D
I might go to buy a couple of them on thursday :D More ideas are welcome thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by Jessie Wallace
Jack Osbourne's autobiog 21 Years Gone is excellent. I couldn't put it down.
If yo uwant to go for the non-celeb autobiogs try Wednesday's Child by Shame Dunphy http://www.play.com/Books/Books/4-/2...d/Product.html this is a blurb on it.
Try anything by Torey Hayden, she's a really good author. A list of all her books is here http://www.play.com/Search.aspx?sear...&go.x=0&go.y=0
Also, try looking in Tesco, they have chart books which retail at £7-8 for £3.77 which is even cheaper than play.com.
after you mentioned this i decided to read it and i am half way through it. i thought it might be a bit too soppy and sentimental but its not, its really good and i will enjoy the film when it comes out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luna
I totally agree it's the best book ever. Once you have read this one try her others, "Where Raindows End" is really good too.Quote:
Originally Posted by pookie1968ukafter you mentioned this i decided to read it and i am half way through it. i thought it might be a bit too soppy and sentimental but its not, its really good and i will enjoy the film when it comes out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luna
have you cried yet? I needed a box of tissues a day lol - think i may have to read it againQuote:
Originally Posted by pookie1968ukafter you mentioned this i decided to read it and i am half way through it. i thought it might be a bit too soppy and sentimental but its not, its really good and i will enjoy the film when it comes out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luna
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Originally Posted by Footie_ChickI totally agree it's the best book ever. Once you have read this one try her others, "Where Raindows End" is really good too.Quote:
Originally Posted by pookie1968ukafter you mentioned this i decided to read it and i am half way through it. i thought it might be a bit too soppy and sentimental but its not, its really good and i will enjoy the film when it comes out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luna
i cant never remember thsi is the one with the letters and emails isnt it?
I loved that book
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Originally Posted by LunaQuote:
Originally Posted by Footie_ChickI totally agree it's the best book ever. Once you have read this one try her others, "Where Raindows End" is really good too.Quote:
Originally Posted by pookie1968ukafter you mentioned this i decided to read it and i am half way through it. i thought it might be a bit too soppy and sentimental but its not, its really good and i will enjoy the film when it comes out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luna
i cant never remember thsi is the one with the letters and emails isnt it?
I loved that book
Yeah it does, it was the first one of her books i read and found it totally brilliant. It's about Rosie and Alex who are best friends then he moves away but they still keep in touch.
If you could see me now is also a good book, i think it's great how Elizabeth learns to life her life all over again with the help of Lukes Invisable friend.