For the Bookworms out there - Page 8 - Adjamiba Addicts

Claireiow · 1st March 2010, 07:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Mittenkitten

I ended up buying Twenties Girl by Sophie Kinsella at the train station the other day. I've almost finished reading it and it is fantastic. A really good read with a fresh look at a "ghost story".

I really recommend it to anyone who likes her other books or good chick lit in general. All I have to do now is find out how it ends lol

It's wicked isn't it.. I couldn't put it down.

x

Mittenkitten · 2nd March 2010, 04:29 PM

Definitely. Kept staying up late to finish it. I've lent it to my sister now.

Nadzie · 8th March 2010, 04:55 PM

i've got about 12 unread books at moment...

but can't start any of them cos as soon as i pick one up i neglect my coursework.

I think i did read another of Lesley Pearce's books at start of year (in two days)... she's by far my favourite author still

What-a-filth-pixie · 9th March 2010, 02:14 PM

I'm gonna start Twenties Girl tonight

KimOhNo · 26th May 2010, 08:29 PM

I recently read 'One Million Little Pieces", an autobiography of a young American drug addict. You really get inside his head. I couldn't put it down. The last book I read was 'Shutter Island', seriously gripping. A real page turner. I'm currently reading, and enjoying, "The Gum Theif".

sandz2710 · 27th July 2010, 10:28 PM

I've just read the Goddess of Partholon series (I think I'm missing the last one though) by P.C.Cast - all very good, kind of books that kept me engrossed and I wanted to finish them just to find out what happened. They're written in a style which is kind of how I think (you know how you think before you say things out loud? They're written in that kind of style!) They're a mix of a 'real life' world and fantasy world...very different from anything else that I've ever read...

Just finished 'The Love of Her Life' by Harriet Evans - this is a romantic comedy, had me a bit confused as it told one part of the story then jumped back a few months/years to tell another mini story which linked in with the main story. I kept forgetting what part the book was on though. It was quite a sweet story in the end but I wasn't as impressed with it as I was with the first book I read by Harriet Evans called 'A Hopeless Romantic' - in my opinion this one was written better and the story flowed better - both girly, soppy stories which are intended to cheer you up

MissBeRavin · 28th July 2010, 08:54 AM

im reading Stephen Fry's Moab is my Washpot (a small autobiography) and its really good

Not really into biography's but this is quite good, and i love Stephen Fry anyway

i read Twenties Girl a few months ago too - i loved it, such a fab story

i even cried at it lol

2nd March 2010, 04:29 PM	#142
Mittenkitten Adjamiba Fairy Join Date: October 2008 Location: Bristol Age: 30 Posts: 2,387 Your mood:	Re: For the Bookworms out there Definitely. Kept staying up late to finish it. I've lent it to my sister now. __________________ Fluffies! Was there life before them? Discuss

8th March 2010, 04:55 PM	#143
Nadzie Adjamiba Fairy Join Date: January 2009 Location: South Wales Age: 24 Posts: 2,901 Your mood:	Re: For the Bookworms out there i've got about 12 unread books at moment... but can't start any of them cos as soon as i pick one up i neglect my coursework. I think i did read another of Lesley Pearce's books at start of year (in two days)... she's by far my favourite author still __________________ Feel free to pm me with your suggestions for our nostalgia section email me your baby photos for our game of guess who(nadzie@cyberclubwear.co.uk) check out my zoo - http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pi...2713635?ref=ts

9th March 2010, 02:14 PM	#144
What-a-filth-pixie Adjamiba Addict Join Date: March 2009 Location: Birmingham Age: 21 Posts: 3,124 Your mood:	Re: For the Bookworms out there I'm gonna start Twenties Girl tonight __________________ I'm a little Teapot.. short and stout.. here's my handle and here's my spout. When I see the teacups.. hear me shout.. "Tip me up and pour me out"

26th May 2010, 08:29 PM	#145
KimOhNo Double Zero Join Date: May 2010 Location: Sheffield Age: 26 Posts: 29 Your mood:	Re: For the Bookworms out there I recently read 'One Million Little Pieces", an autobiography of a young American drug addict. You really get inside his head. I couldn't put it down. The last book I read was 'Shutter Island', seriously gripping. A real page turner. I'm currently reading, and enjoying, "The Gum Theif". __________________ If you can't play nice, play roller derby!

27th July 2010, 10:28 PM	#146
sandz2710 Flo Yellow Lover!!! Join Date: March 2009 Location: Crewe, Cheshire Age: 25 Posts: 2,453 Your mood:	Re: For the Bookworms out there I've just read the Goddess of Partholon series (I think I'm missing the last one though) by P.C.Cast - all very good, kind of books that kept me engrossed and I wanted to finish them just to find out what happened. They're written in a style which is kind of how I think (you know how you think before you say things out loud? They're written in that kind of style!) They're a mix of a 'real life' world and fantasy world...very different from anything else that I've ever read... Just finished 'The Love of Her Life' by Harriet Evans - this is a romantic comedy, had me a bit confused as it told one part of the story then jumped back a few months/years to tell another mini story which linked in with the main story. I kept forgetting what part the book was on though. It was quite a sweet story in the end but I wasn't as impressed with it as I was with the first book I read by Harriet Evans called 'A Hopeless Romantic' - in my opinion this one was written better and the story flowed better - both girly, soppy stories which are intended to cheer you up __________________ ~~~*~~~ SandZ ~~~*~~~

28th July 2010, 08:54 AM	#147
MissBeRavin Adjamiba Addict Join Date: March 2009 Location: Nuneaton Age: 25 Posts: 2,578 Your mood:	Re: For the Bookworms out there im reading Stephen Fry's Moab is my Washpot (a small autobiography) and its really good Not really into biography's but this is quite good, and i love Stephen Fry anyway i read Twenties Girl a few months ago too - i loved it, such a fab story i even cried at it lol

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