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Well, I have to admit that I was exceptionally pleased with Legolas. He was my favourite character in the books and he was the one I was most concerned about in the movies. I just didn't know how they would portray him and the rest of the elves for that matter and I didn't want my own images...

My favourite Jane Austin novel would have to be Northanger Abbey. I love Pride and Prejudice, but Northanger Abbey is quite funny. After all it is about the silliest heroine ever. :)

I think he is great. I have read a lot of his books, but not all of them yet. He tells a good story.

I read Mysts of Avalon about 14 years ago. It was one of the first fantasy books I read and I thoroughly enjoyed it.

I haven't read this one by Attwood. It sounds quite interesting. I have been reading Oryx and Crake, which I can't say I'm enjoying. Have you read it? I would be interested to hear your opinion on it. I will however check out the one you have recommended.

We came 4th! I have no idea how many medals we won, but I watched the closing ceremony and they said we were 4th. :) I thought the woman who spoke at the closing ceremony (can't remember exactly who she was) was excellent. She was so passionate and enthusiastic.

Raymond E Fiest is a great fantasy author. You could begin with Magician. It's the first book of the Riftwar Saga.

Thanks all, for making me feel so welcome. :)

I had to read several of Dickens' novels at uni. My favourite was Great Expectations. I found Oliver Twist distressing and I wasn't that impressed with Hard Times. I never actually finished Bleak House. I wasn't able to get over the several page description of the fog. Although it may sound...

Hi there. I was directed to this site by my fellow book lover, Jemima Aslana. I am female and am not revealing my age. ;) I'm a secondary school English teacher, who is a hopeless speller, so try not to hold it against me. I love reading, always have, but tend to read more fantasy...