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You all sound like a bunch of nutters!Like i said i think i'm gonna fit right in and thanks for making me feel so welcome.

You all sound like a bunch of nutters like i said i think i'm gonna fit right in.

I have read two john irving books thus far my first was the world according to garp which i absolutely loved and the second was the cider house rules.I think he's an excellent writer and was wondering if you guys could recommend some more books by him.I just can't get enough.Also which book is...

Mine is probably commander vimes but i very much like nanny ogg and granny weatherwax.A friend told me about the discworld cookbook.Has any one else heard of it apparently it's filled with all sorts of deliciously scandalous dishes eg.strawberry wobbler i will not describe the particulars of the...

I've read timeline a few months ago and i really liked it,it's classic chrichton. I loved jurrassic park (the book) a lot and it is way better than the movie i also love the lost world (also loved the movie-jeff goldblum mmm......) i keep reading these two books over and over and over and just...

My personal favourite is the secret garden there is something magical about the story and its characters that' s very appealling to me.I also love Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice infact i finished reading it(again) this morning(anything by Jane Austen really).

Robin Cook - I read a book by him once can't remember the title but it was about people that lived at the centre of the earth and it was the crappest book i've ever read in my entire life. Also Catherine Cookson. I used to find her books romantic but now they'r e just too predictable. All her...

I love terry pratchett his discworld series is amazing.My favourite character is commander vimes.I especially like the ones with the watch in them.I have read: Interesting times(my first) The light fantastic The colour of magic The last continent Reaper man Soul music Mort The fifth...

thanks guys!i think i'm gonna fit right in

I guys just wanted to say that's it's great 2b here.Glad to see that i'm not alone in my love of books. :D

Colin Firth mmm.........I must admit that i'm a sucker for a good period drama and colin firth.He's handsome in a very classic way.I very much enjoyed the screen adaptation and was blown away (by colin firth).

When my friend first told me about terry pratchett i had no i idea who she was talking about :confused: .When she raved to me about how brilliant his books were i just shrugged until i saw her reading 'the last continent' one day.On the cover i noted a magician on the back of a kangaroo now this...

For me it's micheal crichton's jurrasic park and the lost world.I just looove it.