Haha you're welcome :)


This thread has been well and truly raped by HP talk :laugh:

Yeah, loved Sirius. And I'm glad he did end up being good really. Don't like The Order Of The Pheonix that much but it was good to find out more about Sirius and his beginnings. And yeah, Oldman got him spot on.Tthe baddies always have bit more interest for me too as well :D

The Order of the Pheonix got a bit longwinded in the middle for me and I didn't like the film very much at all, missed too many important bits out of the book. That's the problem I guess with them making the films mainly for kids, they have to cut them down to a reasonable length for them to sit through lol. That's why I'm SO glad they've split the last book into two films, plus it means we've got another 6 months after November before it's all over for good :bawling:

Choo choo!

:D

Lol definitely. I just wish there was someone else here to talk Twilight. :(

Oh well... (And starting a new thread is effort lmao)

I've read all the Twilight books! Much prefer them to the films.

Yep, think she intended for the audience to grow with the books, as to why there was some major gaps inbetween some, so when reading, they could appriciate the darker turn they had taken. I'm sort of sensing this with the films, at least they weren't PG, I don't think, the last few. Hopefully this last two part one will live up to the book.

bitch i was gonna post that :bawling:

Swap yer for a Famous Five Volume Zipster - OK? I'll include lashings of Ginger Beer

Was about to say the same :laugh:

A wee bit pretentious I thought but already deleted a post by me..........I thouroughly recommend the Ladybird book of Big Trains

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Just finished reading this; Dark Moon by David Gemmell, it was so-so, I wouldn't recomend it. Some good ideas and characters but it felt rushed.


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At the moment I'm reading Zero Hour by SD Perry, I've been trying to get more into horror stories over the last year. Anyway this is set in the Resident Evil world, and it's good so far.


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And I'm reading this at bedtime, Runemarks by Joanne Harris. I love the first line; Seven o'clock on a Monday morning, five hundred years after the end of the world, and goblins had been at the cellar again. . .

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, already re-read the first three.

Meeeeee!! I'll talk Twilight! :love:

I'm reading "Meridon" by Phillipa Gregory which is the final book in the "Wideacre" trilogy.. Not my usual type of book, I prefer crime/thriller or historical fiction, but have quite enjoyed them. SHe wrote "The Other Boleyn Girl" which I loved but these aren't quite as good :(

Halfway through The Dark Tower Vol. 1: The Gunslinger.
Not too impressed so far.

Just finished reading Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace - bit hard going and dark but very funny and quite an insight into addictions of all kinds.

Things I Want My Daughters To Know by Elizabeth Noble. It's good,should have it finished by today.

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Ash: A Secret History by Mary Gentle.

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Holes by Louis Sachar.

still War and Peace LOL
I got sidetracked with this little book that came with Q - a selection of rock anecdotes from Keith Moon, Kings of Leon, Ritchie Blackmore, etc.

Jane Eyre... Not through choice though. A.S English isn't always fun :/

The Crying Tree though I ground to a halt with it weeks ago

Working my way through ian rankins inspector rebus novels.All out of order of course..gave up figuring out which ones i've read and which ones i've not.

Also just finished the horses arse which was a good read and the boy with no shoes which was shyte.

The Zombieland script, its awesome :)

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