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Hey welcome here Forest Elf ^.^ Hope you enjoy your stay here :) I guess I'll have to check out your novels when it's out!

Here's mine ^^ 1. The Secret Garden 2. Town Mouse Country Mouse 3. The Enchanted Wood by Enid Blyton) 4. Daddy-Long-Legs by Jean Webster 5. Harry Potter Series

@leno: hajimemashite! ^.^ watashi wa jenny-desu. douzo yoroshiku onegaishimasu! @nomadic: I hope things get better for you :)

I agree ^^ some books I don't re-read them, but I love collecting books so it's fine for me

Same here for me, I don't really care what people think about me. I love reading books, as long as it's something that makes me feel happy and rewarding, I don't care what title the book bears. Having said that, I must admit that I do judge people by what books they read. I try not to do...

Wow we have something in common there. Catch-22, One Hundred Years of Solitude, Middlesex and A Clockwork Orange are on my 2008 reading list too ^.^ Well, I don't know how can we actually measure the reading speed? At least I don't know mine. I've tried to read really fast before, but...

I bought most of them from bookstores. I hardly ever borrowed books from library, just a few times per year. It's nice to smell old papers and whatnot, but I like to own books and love to read good books over and over again so yeah ;)

@nomadic: I'm doing good ^.^ just caught a little cold that's all. How about you? @tyche: Yes since Australia is large (and a continent by itself!). I have friends in Melbourne, Sydney, Gold Coast, Adelaide and Tasmania, travelling shouldn't be hard! xD

Yes, I still do read for entertainment too. Besides, reading really makes me think and opens up my mind to a whole new world (different worlds all the time in fact). I enjoy plunging into the world created by the authors and linger there, lost in thoughts ... :)

cane you? WHy?! O.O

Hey thanks for the warmth welcome and the helpful link too ^.^ so Tyche, you liked Singapore? Well ^.^ I'm surprised you remember Newton Circus too. Your profile says you're from Australia, I would love to visit Australia some time too!

I bought the paperback edition ^.^ Really love this book too, the story is very captivating. Once you start reading, you won't be able to put it down until you finish it! The language is simple yet concise and beautiful. Setterfield certainly weaved reality and fantasy together in the most...

It's really good which is why I bought it. I love his illustrations tremendously which is why I pestered my boyfriend for that boxset. It's really worth the money if you're a fan!

I use English and Mandarin mainly, but I also speak fluent Cantonese :)

I really enjoyed The Silmarillion too. At the beginning, I had trouble getting through the book, but after a while I got used to his writing-style in this book and I really love it. I haven't finished the book but hopefully I will be able to do it soon! I also have the Unfinished Tales with me...