btw I'm now downloading my 39th Film over the itnernet, on divx. books are for....for....um. word.

 

too much thinking required f* it.

 

wankers

Kether said:

Claire DC said:

I am reading Bridget Jones' Diary at the moment... i havent seen the film yet either as i havent really watched so many films int he last few years!!

 

 

Literature! (sorry Claire)

miss_diddy said:

will do after ive read these one's K

 

Any other good recommendations then??

 

They'll do for now.

 

If you're like me you'll read the trilogy in a week, I couldn't put them down.

 

Just started Iain M Banks - Against a Dark Background but that's quite heavy going.

 

His stuff's highly reccomended but I don't really like his style, I'll prob get into it as I do like sci-fi.

im more into fantasy type books....... Robin Hobbs & David Eddings!!

Cherry said:

Kether said:

Claire DC said:

I am reading Bridget Jones' Diary at the moment... i havent seen the film yet either as i havent really watched so many films int he last few years!!

 

 

Literature! (sorry Claire)

 

Its a book, a book is literature... may not be shakespear but hey hjum... i read macbeth 2 weeks or so ago actually, iv always liked that since i did it in school!!

im reading a picture book!

Claire DC said:

Cherry said:

Kether said:

Claire DC said:

I am reading Bridget Jones' Diary at the moment... i havent seen the film yet either as i havent really watched so many films int he last few years!!

 

 

Literature! (sorry Claire)

 

Its a book, a book is literature... may not be shakespear but hey hjum... i read macbeth 2 weeks or so ago actually, iv always liked that since i did it in school!!

 

Macbeth is good but memories of GCSE arrrgh. King Lear is loads better, saw taming of the shrew at the globe last week, well funny.

 

I love Shakespeare.

Claire DC said:

Its a book, a book is literature... may not be shakespear but hey hjum... i read macbeth 2 weeks or so ago actually, iv always liked that since i did it in school!!

 

i know, hun, i've read it myself, it just seemed amusing to see it on a posting about literature, but yes you're absolutely right, i stand corrected.

 

when i read, which isn't often, i read women's novels by authors like marian keyes - VERY amusing. good holiday reading. not that i read much on holiday either...

 

keep trying to wade through wuthering heights. seen the film but just can't get past about three-quarters into the book. exactly the same with jane eyre... ah well...

Cherry said:

Claire DC said:

Its a book, a book is literature... may not be shakespear but hey hjum... i read macbeth 2 weeks or so ago actually, iv always liked that since i did it in school!!

 

i know, hun, i've read it myself, it just seemed amusing to see it on a posting about literature, but yes you're absolutely right, i stand corrected.

 

when i read, which isn't often, i read women's novels by authors like marian keyes - VERY amusing. good holiday reading. not that i read much on holiday either...

 

keep trying to wade through wuthering heights. seen the film but just can't get past about three-quarters into the book. exactly the same with jane eyre... ah well...

 

Have you read the latest mills and boon?

Kether said:

 

Macbeth is good but memories of GCSE arrrgh. King Lear is loads better, saw taming of the shrew at the globe last week, well funny.

 

I love Shakespeare.

 

yeah i agree tis full of GCSE memories... not really read that much macbeth but iv always enjoyed what i did rtead so think i should read more!!

Kether said:

Have you read the latest mills and boon?

 

No, I'm still reading that Barbara Cartland you loaned me last week. Let me know when you've finished the Mills & Boon though, and i'll have that off you. Ta.x

Cherry said:

Claire DC said:

Its a book, a book is literature... may not be shakespear but hey hjum... i read macbeth 2 weeks or so ago actually, iv always liked that since i did it in school!!

 

i know, hun, i've read it myself, it just seemed amusing to see it on a posting about literature, but yes you're absolutely right, i stand corrected.

 

when i read, which isn't often, i read women's novels by authors like marian keyes - VERY amusing. good holiday reading. not that i read much on holiday either...

 

keep trying to wade through wuthering heights. seen the film but just can't get past about three-quarters into the book. exactly the same with jane eyre... ah well...

 

yeah marian keyes is good... i read that kinda book too.. also love jackie collins hehe

Claire: how much?

Phil_raa said:

Claire: how much?

 

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