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@PrincessFiona60
That made me smile. Because we moved a lot, including from country to country, I often went for long periods without formal schooling. We were living in Mexico, near Chapala, and I was full of 'whys' especially about spiritual things. My father handed me a book by Emmett Fox...
@Fantasy Moon
No, I haven't! I came across Lord of the Rings (one book) just before exam week at Cambridge and sat up all night reading it and into the dawn. I was so thrilled with it I began all over again, but slowly! I then had no time and since just forgot he did others. Though real...
Wow.
I thought your original post was meant to be wry humour, but "I hate every bit it. You can trust me on that one," sounded very sincere.
I'm sorry you are having such a rotten time. I hope you soon find one where the other members feel as comfortable having you there as you are to be there.
Fantasy Moon,
That does sound interesting! If I wan't printing and launching a book (and writing the sequel) at the moment I would hunt down a copy. Oh well, I may have time around Christmas ....
Fantasy Moon,
I haven't read that one of Tolkien's. Any good?
I loved the three Ring books, and was very disappointed that the return to the Shire was left out of the last movie, though it didn't spoil it for me. Have you read the timetables at the back? I found them very satisfying!
Hi Canuck,
You are welcome. Actually he wrote a lot of books. You may enjoy his two Master Mariner books, I did. Two or three of his books were made into movies.
Life of Pi and Jeeves! How terrific, both good books! I can't really compete as I rescued mine at our recycling depot: an old Winnie the Pooh - not Disney - and Monsuratt's 'The Ship that Died of Shame.'
I couldn't help laughing at 'truly violet's' reply as I can SO empathize. I have had years to gather these friends about me too, and for a long time it was just as she described, then I built a house with a huge library, with all the aisles and alcoves etc to store them. Over eleven thousand...
Yes, I know what you fear about the responses! Kindle verses Sony is like Mac verses PC. People can get very emotional about them!
I love hard copy but sadly not only is my house over flowing with them I have stopped buying them as I just can't justify the endless cutting of trees. These...
Hi again Momac,
I was born on the islands but grew up in several places, mostly in England as my people were English. Yup, I did the whole all girls school/uniforms/tuck-shop/punting things. I loved England, and it’s plethora of tiny secondhand book shops! I remember finding ‘The Tanglewoods...
The point you make about page 43 is interesting. In fact in that class being rude to someone of your own status may or may not have repercussions, but being rude to a servant was very frowned upon. Why? Because it was recognised that they couldn't reciprocate for fear of loosing their homes and...
Another voracious reader joins your ranks! I love the old favourites, but the authors are dying off or can't write as fast as we read, so I am here to discover the great books and forgotten favourites that are inspiring you all at present. I just finished an Anne McCaffrey as I love her...
Hello Momac,
I love 'Wind in the Willows' too! I read it to lots of my children and there is one bit we read by the fire every Christmas Eve. Do you remember the part where Ratty and Mole are coming back from the woods in the snow? They came through the village in the evening and then as...