[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color="indigo"><b>friedchicken \m/ wrote: [/QUOTENAME]i'm done with the series of unfortunate events, so...[/QUOTE]
Wow!
I like that series. But on the halfway, I was a little bit tired....hmm, a very long series of 13 volumes ...since I finished vol.11 last autumn, I haven't started vol.12 yet.
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]you_rock_my_socks06 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]'Lord of the Flies' Yet again!! For my GCSE you see. It's alright I suppose though.[/QUOTE]
That is a cool book, My class studied it (But apparently it's a book you're supposed to study in year 10)
That is a cool book, My class studied it (But apparently it's a book you're supposed to study in year 10)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=#FF6666>My Melancholy Blues wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]joxerthehippypirate wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=#FF6666>My Melancholy Blues wrote: [/QUOTENAME]About a week ago I finished "Jamaica Inn" by Daphne du Maurier. I was intrigued by the dark and gothic story, but during reading that book, sometimes I was a little bit scared. So, at last I had a nightmare...whenever I opened the door, another door appeared in front of me and no matter how many doors I opened I couldn't go out of the room I happened to burst into. Scared as I was, I felt it kind of funny...
I began to read her other book titled "My Cousin Rachel"[/QUOTE]
jamaica inn is set in my neck of the woods so i know the place first hand.not the place to get stuck for hours on end in the middle of winter.
ps have you read any Poldark books at all?[/QUOTE]
Oh, you live in Cornwall?
Of course the place name is familiar to Queen fans (esp. to Roger fans), and I've had more interest in it since I read the book. Well, I like Wuthering Heights as a dark classic.[/QUOTE]
yeah,i live in Cornwall and got stuck at Jamaica inn overnight in the middle of november when i was transporting illegal fireworks and its a bleak place to get stranded i can tell you,not for the faint hearted.
finished I robot now reading the deep range by arthur c clarke.its all about a guy who has a near death experience and needs a reason for living and the obstacles he has to overcome to find himself again.
I began to read her other book titled "My Cousin Rachel"[/QUOTE]
jamaica inn is set in my neck of the woods so i know the place first hand.not the place to get stuck for hours on end in the middle of winter.
ps have you read any Poldark books at all?[/QUOTE]
Oh, you live in Cornwall?
Of course the place name is familiar to Queen fans (esp. to Roger fans), and I've had more interest in it since I read the book. Well, I like Wuthering Heights as a dark classic.[/QUOTE]
yeah,i live in Cornwall and got stuck at Jamaica inn overnight in the middle of november when i was transporting illegal fireworks and its a bleak place to get stranded i can tell you,not for the faint hearted.
finished I robot now reading the deep range by arthur c clarke.its all about a guy who has a near death experience and needs a reason for living and the obstacles he has to overcome to find himself again.
Lord of the Rings... or something like that.