Help, I need saving!!

right :D No problem with me Robin Im like a bubbly 5 year old today, I think my new tea was a touch stronger than I thought .
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Hmm. Maybe juuuuuuust a smidgen.

Well.......i would suggest u read Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince but read it after reading the other parts.

Watership Down is one of my favorite, to this day books. Hands down. Just thinking about it right now I get swept away into the sounds, the smells the emotions, fairly palpating in the very air. I think I shall just go right out when I am finished my writing for today and try to find a copy.

Well good luck with that rachel:D

MOon thanks but I got bored of Harry potter by the end of book 5( is it 5 the last one but one ?) so I dont think Ill read that but thanks for the tip anyhow:D

I think JD Sallinger's are not that hard.

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oh Em I agree three thousand per cent. DON'T see the movie. i thought it was the worst thing I have had to sit thru in years. Dull, noone's character really formed, chopped up and to me it was simply a vehicle for the actress. The relationship between the girl and the character Colin Firth played seemed stilted, stupid and hardly believable. I feel sick even thinking about it.

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I saw parts of the movie too. It was not good. But I did like the novel.

hey Virgil
I thought you went away again. don't go away without taking us along. do you need us to take up a collection and buy you a nifty lap top or do you have one?
At any rate when there is dead air so to speak because you are not posting it is like being given a chocolate smiley and finding out the smile is upside down. It still taste the same but somehow it isn't that much fun.

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Well good luck with that rachel:D

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oh yuck it up Night my girl. :lol: :lol: :lol:

If you like mysteries try Nevada Barr's or Sue Grafton's books---they dont necessarily have to be read in order but it helps.

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Ive Read nothing but junk recently and not even good junk. Can anyone suggest somthing good to read that isnt too complictaed or heavey (as Im very tierd after work and cant really cope with anything that doesnt at least try to help by reading itself)

I do have some books hanging around that are suppose dto be good
To kill a mocking bird
The ghormenghast trilogy
Watership down
being some of them.
Anyone have any good suggestions.?
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c.s. lewis?

Read 'The Butcher Boy' by Patrick McCabe

Oh - didn't see your list. Read 'To Kill...' - give 'Watership Down' away.

Nightshade, trust me on this (and if wrong you can track me down and...i don't know, kill me for trying to 'save' you? lol) You want somethng light and not to heavy and interesting, well 'The Time Traveller's Wife' is fantastic, modern, original, interesting, funny, short chapter/sections and...I don't know, left me hopeful and completely appreciating 'things'. I ORDER YOU TO GO AND READ THAT. (is me being assertive working?)