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Same with me. I always returned rentals late, so finally I decided to just buy dvds. They're not that expensive, really.

The Queen is an excellent movie. I bought it and watched it last week.

Thank you so much for the friendly welcome.:)

I Love Lucy (First Season) Frasier (Eigth Season) Marie Antoinette The Queen

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Hi sciencegirl! Welcome form another newbie. :)

Hi little lotte, form one newbie to another. :)

I've loved Poe since I was in elementary school. I've even visited his grave in Baltimore, Maryland, just 20 minutes away form where I live. He was an amazingly talented writer of both stories and poetry.

Hi Blythe! I'm new, too. I'm looking forward to sharing my love of books with you and the other members.

I loved Interview With the Vampire and The Vampire Lestat. I tried to go on but just lost interest. The only other Anne Rice book that I really enjoyed was Cry to Heaven, which was not a vampire or witch story at all. I've never tried the Mayfair Witches stories. Maybe I'll give the first one a...

I read The Daughter of Time, It's one of the most absorbing and clever mysteries I've ever read. I's love to hear Derek Jacobi read it. Brat Farrar is also an excellent mystery which kept me on the edge of my seat from beginning to end.

My favorite Sinclair Lewis book is Elmer Gantry. Lewis perfectly captures the feel of the circus-like old-time tent revivals, and the lure of the clever revivalists themselves. Most of all Lewis explores the complex personlity of the probably sociopathic Elmer Gantry, and the deeply disturbed...

Anne Tyler Ruth Rendell Elizabeth George Minette Walters Frances Hodgson Burnett Laura Ingalls Wilder K.M. Peyton

Fro me, three tie for scariest: The Shining by Stephen King The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty In Cold Blood by Truman Capote

The Stand by Stephen King (took itself too seriously and was way too long) The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald (boooring!) Emma by Jane Austen (simply too irritating)

Emma by Jane Austen. With much effort I got through the first chapter, then could bear it no longer. I don't even want to see the movie now. Dead Souls by Nikolai Gogol. I just couldn't get into it..my mind kept wandering. After I'd read the first chapter twice and still didin't remember...

That one's second on my list. First is A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens.

Hello. :) I’m here because I‘m passionate about good books. I especially enjoy British mysteries, particularly those written by Ruth Rendell and Elizabeth George. I also adore the mysteries and psychological novels by the Belgian author, George Simenon. Besides reading I like to listen to...