Book Club 8-)

xsmileX wrote:i am im very mature and serious bout things *tries no to laff*

ye right miley!

yup yeh right lol

....WHY!? of all the smileys...

i used to be called an elephant <<< me i supose it betta then being called a

it sure is

Dobby was so sad.

I actually had to stop reading cos I was crying too much.

Hedwig was a bit of a shock!

I'm deeply traumatized by the death of Colin Creevy.

omg jst read the half blood prince i had to stop reading when dumbly dor died me eyes wer all puffy *cries* deathly hallows here i cm!!!

i recomend ruby parker soapstar for 9-13 year olds

John and Johnny on the same page wowwwwwwwwwwwwww!!

I got so many book's as i work in a charity shop. Mostly about abused and murdered children. I don't do romance.
If anyone is after a particular book and u can't find it then let me know and i'll look out for it at work. We get so many book's in and i can send it on to you.
Also like book's set in the war that aren't about the war..ermm yeah......believable book's.

Lol about the highbrow thing

I was quite impressed with myself when I posted this

But yeah, the teenage tendencies came through eventually

damn teenagers...oh il be so sad when im not one any more but yeah, well done for posting a highbrow thread, give urself a gold star

Lol, I deserve one

When do you retire out of teenage-dom then?

Your only as old as you feel..........i'm only 18 have been for ermmmm 27 years

Suzanne wrote:Your only as old as you feel..........i'm only 18 have been for ermmmm 27 years

Aw! :L

But it's very true... well, I assume it will be when I've grown up a bit

I've just read the book 'Twilight' by Stephanie Meyer and I thought the story was very good.

However, I thought that the writing itself isn't brilliant and she's got some mistakes in there.

I read a book a few weeks ago called 'Deliver Me From Evil'
It was so, so sad and really touching
It was written by a woman who had suffered abuse for years at the hands of her foster parent
She went through so much and I admire her bravery and strength and having the courage to tell people what she went through
I really recommend it

One of my favourite books is "The Interpretation of Murder"
I dont know if any of you have heard of it but if you're into psychology it's a really interesting story based on when Freud came to London
haha
I know that sounds really boring but it involves a murder mystery and twists and stuff haha
and yeh the book ceri was on about, "deliver me from evil" is so good but so so sad. i cried loads! haha

xxx

Ooh, that doesn't sound boring...

As a psychology student I'm obsessed with Freud :L

I'm reading Drop Dead Beautiful by Jackie Collins atm... its very, erm, sexual.

Has anyone read The Kite Runner?
I've just finished it and it's one of the best books I've read in a longgg time
There's a film been made of it aswell, can't wait to see it