hollywood divorces - jackie collins

Just about to start 7th Heaven by James Patterson (with Maxine Paetro).

I have read quite a few of his books, but I have started to find them a bit disturbing now,
the detail is just too much sometimes.
Good game yesterday, but I really don't think Frank Lampard should have been sent off, let's hope they can do it again on Wednesday (if the snow stops) currently we have a foot of snow in the garden the kids are loving it.

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Originally posted by juli roberts:
I have read quite a few of his books, but I have started to find them a bit disturbing now,
the detail is just too much sometimes.
Good game yesterday, but I really don't think Frank Lampard should have been sent off, let's hope they can do it again on Wednesday (if the snow stops) currently we have a foot of snow in the garden the kids are loving it.

Mostly into his womens murder club books and a couple of the Alex Cross ones. Like Kay Scarpetta books and any by John Grisham. As you can see I'm contemplating the perfect crime (insure hubby to the hilt first). We're all off school today, my two are about to go out and meet their friends. Other half is still up north after the match - don't know how he'll get home if the trains are off. Good match, Lampard's not a red but Bosingwa should have been off. Miss the fun of winding up the Chelsea supporting lads at school today. Funny how all these teens think that football started with Sky Sports and the Premiership (didn't exist at all before then)!
About to chill out with my book now.

I'm reading this

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Originally posted by We are the Braemar !!!:
I'm reading this

Theres always one isn't there.

and its usually watb.

The Gum Thief - Douglas Coupland

I'm reading The Curious Incident of the Dog In the Nightime! Seems a bit kiddy at 1st but thought was a really read!

Acallam na Senórach, although it's the English translation.

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Originally posted by Ania:
Acallam na Senórach, although it's the English translation.

hey??
"The sea the sea" Iris Murdoch

Pride & Prejudice by Jane Austen.

But I really want to read The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath next.

Cabinet of Mathematical Curiosities by Prof Stewart.

Thanks weegie is this welcome to operation mind****!

It is indeed welcome to frankie boyles operation mind****. Wait till you read the stuff about the mobius string etc. As bad as napierian logs and fermats last theorum.

My head hurts writing this.

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Originally posted by Emily.:
Pride & Prejudice by Jane Austen.

But I really want to read The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath next.

I found a bell jar in the rubbish outside my flat the other day.

Endgame by Samuel Beckett ( compulsory reading for an exam called Agregation)

I can't understand anything !!