Thought i better start this thread as we are off topic in the other one.
i want to read the harry potter books but have to start from book 1 and then i may read the Tomorrow Series, Anne you reckon you could ask your Hubby if its worth reading all the other ones.
Well since we are on the subject.. :)
I need to get to the shops ASAP to get the next Raymond E Feist book. I don’t read a heck of a lot of sci-fi/fantasy (OH does though) – I don’t mind it as a genre but I completely fell for the Feist books when I started reading them in high school. The more recent books I don’t love as much but now it’s a commitment thing :)
The first book is called Magician – you could try it if you enjoy Harry Potter and want to move on to something a bit more challenging VG – but it is a lot more adult in writing style than Harry Potter.
veg gardener said:
Thought i better start this thread as we are off topic in the other one.i want to read the harry potter books but have to start from book 1 and then i may read the Tomorrow Series, Anne you reckon you could ask your Hubby if its worth reading all the other ones.
he loves them…is reading them really fast. I might even read them again. Although I am re-reading Pride and Prejudice at the moment
AnneS said:
veg gardener said:
Thought i better start this thread as we are off topic in the other one.i want to read the harry potter books but have to start from book 1 and then i may read the Tomorrow Series, Anne you reckon you could ask your Hubby if its worth reading all the other ones.
he loves them…is reading them really fast. I might even read them again. Although I am re-reading Pride and Prejudice at the moment
I love re-reading Pride and Prejudice… every time I read it I still get a physical feeling of suspense about whether everything will work out in the end!
bon008 said:
Well since we are on the subject.. :)I need to get to the shops ASAP to get the next Raymond E Feist book. I don’t read a heck of a lot of sci-fi/fantasy (OH does though) – I don’t mind it as a genre but I completely fell for the Feist books when I started reading them in high school. The more recent books I don’t love as much but now it’s a commitment thing :)
The first book is called Magician – you could try it if you enjoy Harry Potter and want to move on to something a bit more challenging VG – but it is a lot more adult in writing style than Harry Potter.
yeah does it have really small writing but?
AnneS said:
veg gardener said:
Thought i better start this thread as we are off topic in the other one.i want to read the harry potter books but have to start from book 1 and then i may read the Tomorrow Series, Anne you reckon you could ask your Hubby if its worth reading all the other ones.
he loves them…is reading them really fast. I might even read them again. Although I am re-reading Pride and Prejudice at the moment
i am going to read harry potter and then tomorrow series, has anyone read the Star Wars books?
veg gardener said:
bon008 said:
Well since we are on the subject.. :)I need to get to the shops ASAP to get the next Raymond E Feist book. I don’t read a heck of a lot of sci-fi/fantasy (OH does though) – I don’t mind it as a genre but I completely fell for the Feist books when I started reading them in high school. The more recent books I don’t love as much but now it’s a commitment thing :)
The first book is called Magician – you could try it if you enjoy Harry Potter and want to move on to something a bit more challenging VG – but it is a lot more adult in writing style than Harry Potter.
yeah does it have really small writing but?
I don’t know :) If you have trouble reading the writing in most books, I have seen a lot of “large print” books at the library – with the writing about twice as big as usual.
bon008 said:
veg gardener said:
bon008 said:
Well since we are on the subject.. :)I need to get to the shops ASAP to get the next Raymond E Feist book. I don’t read a heck of a lot of sci-fi/fantasy (OH does though) – I don’t mind it as a genre but I completely fell for the Feist books when I started reading them in high school. The more recent books I don’t love as much but now it’s a commitment thing :)
The first book is called Magician – you could try it if you enjoy Harry Potter and want to move on to something a bit more challenging VG – but it is a lot more adult in writing style than Harry Potter.
yeah does it have really small writing but?
I don’t know :) If you have trouble reading the writing in most books, I have seen a lot of “large print” books at the library – with the writing about twice as big as usual.
i can read harry potters writing fine but hate small print.
May help if i wear my glasses :P
bon008 said:
Well since we are on the subject.. :)I need to get to the shops ASAP to get the next Raymond E Feist book. I don’t read a heck of a lot of sci-fi/fantasy (OH does though) – I don’t mind it as a genre but I completely fell for the Feist books when I started reading them in high school. The more recent books I don’t love as much but now it’s a commitment thing :)
The first book is called Magician – you could try it if you enjoy Harry Potter and want to move on to something a bit more challenging VG – but it is a lot more adult in writing style than Harry Potter.
Sounds interesting bon…I haven’t read sci-fi for a while. Although I did read a time-travelling one last year which has the same premise as “Lost in Austen” which will be on ABC1 tomorrow night (ie 21st Century female transported to Jane Austen’s time). The one I read was called “By a Lady” by Amanda Elyot and the character befriends Jane Austen rather than ending up in one of her books
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Star_Wars_books
veg gardener said:
i can read harry potters writing fine but hate small print.
Might be worth looking out for large print books at the library then. I’ve never seen them in bookshops, only at the library.
AnneS said:
bon008 said:
Well since we are on the subject.. :)I need to get to the shops ASAP to get the next Raymond E Feist book. I don’t read a heck of a lot of sci-fi/fantasy (OH does though) – I don’t mind it as a genre but I completely fell for the Feist books when I started reading them in high school. The more recent books I don’t love as much but now it’s a commitment thing :)
The first book is called Magician – you could try it if you enjoy Harry Potter and want to move on to something a bit more challenging VG – but it is a lot more adult in writing style than Harry Potter.
Sounds interesting bon…I haven’t read sci-fi for a while. Although I did read a time-travelling one last year which has the same premise as “Lost in Austen” which will be on ABC1 tomorrow night (ie 21st Century female transported to Jane Austen’s time). The one I read was called “By a Lady” by Amanda Elyot and the character befriends Jane Austen rather than ending up in one of her books
Feist is actually Fantasy, not sci-fi, but I like to put sci-fi/fantasy as a lot of people aren’t familiar with fantasy as a genre and think it is an adult thing!
I can’t wait to see Lost in Austen :) Have you read any of the myriad of Pride and Prejudice sequels/versions out there? I have one called “Darcy’s Story” which tells the exact same story but from Darcy’s POV instead of Lizzy’s. I LOVE it, but then again I have read soms “sequels” that were dreadful, too.
Gonna Make a Challenge to myself, i am going to try and read the first harry potter book by this time next month.
veg gardener said:
Gonna Make a Challenge to myself, i am going to try and read the first harry potter book by this time next month.
Sounds like a good plan VG :)
Do you know, I am going to be over in the UK in July when the next Harry Potter movie comes out?? Thinking about going to the opening night, but I guess it will be really, really crowded…
>Gonna Make a Challenge to myself, i am going to try and read the first harry potter book by this time next month.
How about a bigger challenge – - read War and Peace by this time next year… i^)
bon008 said:
AnneS said:
bon008 said:
Well since we are on the subject.. :)I need to get to the shops ASAP to get the next Raymond E Feist book. I don’t read a heck of a lot of sci-fi/fantasy (OH does though) – I don’t mind it as a genre but I completely fell for the Feist books when I started reading them in high school. The more recent books I don’t love as much but now it’s a commitment thing :)
The first book is called Magician – you could try it if you enjoy Harry Potter and want to move on to something a bit more challenging VG – but it is a lot more adult in writing style than Harry Potter.
Sounds interesting bon…I haven’t read sci-fi for a while. Although I did read a time-travelling one last year which has the same premise as “Lost in Austen” which will be on ABC1 tomorrow night (ie 21st Century female transported to Jane Austen’s time). The one I read was called “By a Lady” by Amanda Elyot and the character befriends Jane Austen rather than ending up in one of her books
Feist is actually Fantasy, not sci-fi, but I like to put sci-fi/fantasy as a lot of people aren’t familiar with fantasy as a genre and think it is an adult thing!
I can’t wait to see Lost in Austen :) Have you read any of the myriad of Pride and Prejudice sequels/versions out there? I have one called “Darcy’s Story” which tells the exact same story but from Darcy’s POV instead of Lizzy’s. I LOVE it, but then again I have read soms “sequels” that were dreadful, too.
Not read, but have listened to (surprise, surprise, on audiobook; lol) “The True Darcy Spirit” by Elizabeth Aston. Tells the story of a distant relative of Fitzwilliam Darcy
bon008 said:
veg gardener said:
Gonna Make a Challenge to myself, i am going to try and read the first harry potter book by this time next month.
Sounds like a good plan VG :)
Do you know, I am going to be over in the UK in July when the next Harry Potter movie comes out?? Thinking about going to the opening night, but I guess it will be really, really crowded…
colliewa said:
>Gonna Make a Challenge to myself, i am going to try and read the first harry potter book by this time next month.How about a bigger challenge – - read War and Peace by this time next year… i^)
what is War and Peace.
colliewa said:
>Gonna Make a Challenge to myself, i am going to try and read the first harry potter book by this time next month.How about a bigger challenge – - read War and Peace by this time next year… i^)
Better to start small I think Collie :)
I have never got around to War and Peace, although I have a copy in the house sometime. I keep re-reading Crime and Punishment instead by accident :) (keep forgetting that I have read it already!!)
colliewa said:
>Gonna Make a Challenge to myself, i am going to try and read the first harry potter book by this time next month.How about a bigger challenge – - read War and Peace by this time next year… i^)
Now that’s definitely one for the audiobooks…lol
I tried to read Crime and Punishment a couple of months ago…couldn’t concentrate enough….mind kept wandering….will have to work up to it I think
veg gardener said:
bon008 said:
veg gardener said:
Gonna Make a Challenge to myself, i am going to try and read the first harry potter book by this time next month.
Sounds like a good plan VG :)
Do you know, I am going to be over in the UK in July when the next Harry Potter movie comes out?? Thinking about going to the opening night, but I guess it will be really, really crowded…
Yeah it would be Crowded, get dress up for it i bet you will.
hehe :) I dressed up for the last book release!! I was a bridesmaid once at a Medieval type wedding, so I have a gorgeous blue velvet medieval dress that I wore. Technically I am a Ravenclaw so it works out :) Not sure if I will take that dress on holidays though, we are already taking our wedding outfits so we can get some more fancy photos!!
AnneS said:
colliewa said:
>Gonna Make a Challenge to myself, i am going to try and read the first harry potter book by this time next month.How about a bigger challenge – - read War and Peace by this time next year… i^)
Now that’s definitely one for the audiobooks…lol
I tried to read Crime and Punishment a couple of months ago…couldn’t concentrate enough….mind kept wandering….will have to work up to it I think
It’s…. different. I think I have read it 3 times, and the last two times I just could NOT remember how it ended. I decided last time not to read it again, even if I do forget AGAIN what happens. It’s a good book and an interesting read, but there are so many other books to fit into one’s schedule!
VG – War and Peace is a really big book! Not having read it I can’t say much more than that, but it’s translated from Russian so it would be a bit tricky to get through if you’re not into challenging books I guess.
wont read it then anyone read Burnt Out by Marguerite Hann Syme i read it about 5 times now good book i reckon. really small as well Kinda a little kids book but an Australian Novel.
Starting the Harry Potter series now.!!
veg gardener said:
wont read it then anyone read Burnt Out by Marguerite Hann Syme i read it about 5 times now good book i reckon. really small as well Kinda a little kids book but an Australian Novel.
Nope, sorry.. haven’t heard of it.
>what is War and Peace.
It is a HUGE book written mostly in Russian by a Russian named Leo Tolstoy.. In thos days it was common to switch to french mid sentance to indicate deceipt and insincerety,,, It was completed in 1863. W&P i legendary for being a HUGE effort to read.. There is about a thousand charactors!!
It has been translated to English too veg.
I’ve never read it. LOL
bon008 said:
veg gardener said:
wont read it then anyone read Burnt Out by Marguerite Hann Syme i read it about 5 times now good book i reckon. really small as well Kinda a little kids book but an Australian Novel.
Nope, sorry.. haven’t heard of it.
its about ash wednesday, the first harry potter book has 17 chapters read one a day or even more on weekends so wont take me a month to read i hope.
colliewa said:
>what is War and Peace.It is a HUGE book written mostly in Russian by a Russian named Leo Tolstoy.. In thos days it was common to switch to french mid sentance to indicate deceipt and insincerety,,, It was completed in 1863. W&P i legendary for being a HUGE effort to read.. There is about a thousand charactors!!
It has been translated to English too veg.
I’ve never read it. LOL
hey collie ill have a go if you and bon read it (NOT!!!!).
Well since we are on Russian books..
I really loved Anna Karenina and Eugene Onegin.. although Eugene Onegin has interesting translation issues since it is written as verse!
I went through this massive phase of Russian things when I was a teenager, read lots of fiction and non-fiction stuff. Of course with my memory it’s all gone now, I have only the vaguest bits of ideas still in my head somewhere!
bon008 said:
AnneS said:
It’s a good book and an interesting read, but there are so many other books to fit into one’s schedule!
colliewa said:
>Gonna Make a Challenge to myself, i am going to try and read the first harry potter book by this time next month.How about a bigger challenge – - read War and Peace by this time next year… i^)
Now that’s definitely one for the audiobooks…lol
I tried to read Crime and Punishment a couple of months ago…couldn’t concentrate enough….mind kept wandering….will have to work up to it I think
veg gardener said:
colliewa said:
>what is War and Peace.It is a HUGE book written mostly in Russian by a Russian named Leo Tolstoy.. In thos days it was common to switch to french mid sentance to indicate deceipt and insincerety,,, It was completed in 1863. W&P i legendary for being a HUGE effort to read.. There is about a thousand charactors!!
It has been translated to English too veg.
I’ve never read it. LOL
hey collie ill have a go if you and bon read it (NOT!!!!).
I will definitely read it one day Veg :) But I need to wait until I have more time on my hands – I don’t like reading serious novels when I haven’t got much time free as I forget what is going on during the times when I don’t have time to read. When I am back on public transport I will get a lot more reading done.
I used to have huge trouble reading the Horatio Hornblower books on the bus/train – they are so exciting that I almost missed my stop a few times!!
I am also planning to re-read the Patrick O’Brian books sometime soonish – these are the books that the Master & Commander movie was based on. It’s a big commitment though as I think there are about 21 books in all.
>Of course with my memory it’s all gone now, I have only the vaguest bits of ideas still in my head somewhere!
Ahh, so you’re secretly a blonde eh? Secret is out now Bon.. LOL
colliewa said:
>Of course with my memory it’s all gone now, I have only the vaguest bits of ideas still in my head somewhere!Ahh, so you’re secretly a blonde eh? Secret is out now Bon.. LOL
Haha, the funny thing is I don’t remember what colour my hair was when I met you!! :D
I have had the most appalling memory since I left high school/uni I guess. I put it down to being tired most of the time, I don’t think your brain really works properly when you’re tired. But the good thing is, I can watch movies several times and read books several times and they’re always as good as the first time when you’ve completely forgotten what happens :D
bon008 said:
Well since we are on Russian books..I really loved Anna Karenina and Eugene Onegin.. although Eugene Onegin has interesting translation issues since it is written as verse!
I went through this massive phase of Russian things when I was a teenager, read lots of fiction and non-fiction stuff. Of course with my memory it’s all gone now, I have only the vaguest bits of ideas still in my head somewhere!
Anna Karenina was one of the first audiobooks I listened to
>Haha, the funny thing is I don’t remember what colour my hair was when I met you!! :D
I remember you had black (or dark brown?) hair.. Black I think.
bon008 said:
veg gardener said:
colliewa said:
>what is War and Peace.It is a HUGE book written mostly in Russian by a Russian named Leo Tolstoy.. In thos days it was common to switch to french mid sentance to indicate deceipt and insincerety,,, It was completed in 1863. W&P i legendary for being a HUGE effort to read.. There is about a thousand charactors!!
It has been translated to English too veg.
I’ve never read it. LOL
hey collie ill have a go if you and bon read it (NOT!!!!).
I will definitely read it one day Veg :) But I need to wait until I have more time on my hands – I don’t like reading serious novels when I haven’t got much time free as I forget what is going on during the times when I don’t have time to read. When I am back on public transport I will get a lot more reading done.
I used to have huge trouble reading the Horatio Hornblower books on the bus/train – they are so exciting that I almost missed my stop a few times!!
I am also planning to re-read the Patrick O’Brian books sometime soonish – these are the books that the Master & Commander movie was based on. It’s a big commitment though as I think there are about 21 books in all.
Have you read of the Bernard Cornwell “Sharpe” series? I have listened to one read by Paul McGann (another one of my fav actors) and saw a telemovie of one of them with Sean Bean (he’s not too bad either)….seems I have a think for English actors
colliewa said:
>Haha, the funny thing is I don’t remember what colour my hair was when I met you!! :DI remember you had black (or dark brown?) hair.. Black I think.
Nope, never been black :) But I went fairly dark brown/reddish with the henna a few times. I alternate between mousy brown (natural), orangey brown, and bright bright red.
AnneS said:
Have you read of the Bernard Cornwell “Sharpe” series? I have listened to one read by Paul McGann (another one of my fav actors) and saw a telemovie of one of them with Sean Bean (he’s not too bad either)….seems I have a think for English actors
OH has read them – I prefer to stick to nava books rather than military, although I know in the end it’s all about the characters regardless of what they’re doing. I have watched most of the movies with OH, pretty good :)
Paul McGann is awesome!! He was the most fantastic Bush in the Hornblower series. If you have seen Hornblower but not read the books, DEFINITELY get the books. They’re so, so much better, although I like the series for giving me faces to picture while I read the books.
bon008 said:
AnneS said:
Have you read of the Bernard Cornwell “Sharpe” series? I have listened to one read by Paul McGann (another one of my fav actors) and saw a telemovie of one of them with Sean Bean (he’s not too bad either)….seems I have a think for English actors
OH has read them – I prefer to stick to nava books rather than military, although I know in the end it’s all about the characters regardless of what they’re doing. I have watched most of the movies with OH, pretty good :)
Paul McGann is awesome!! He was the most fantastic Bush in the Hornblower series. If you have seen Hornblower but not read the books, DEFINITELY get the books. They’re so, so much better, although I like the series for giving me faces to picture while I read the books.
Yea so far have only watched the series. He was good as Bush wasn’t he. Funny though, I wasn’t overly wrapt in his Dr Who
AnneS said:
bon008 said:
AnneS said:
Have you read of the Bernard Cornwell “Sharpe” series? I have listened to one read by Paul McGann (another one of my fav actors) and saw a telemovie of one of them with Sean Bean (he’s not too bad either)….seems I have a think for English actors
OH has read them – I prefer to stick to nava books rather than military, although I know in the end it’s all about the characters regardless of what they’re doing. I have watched most of the movies with OH, pretty good :)
Paul McGann is awesome!! He was the most fantastic Bush in the Hornblower series. If you have seen Hornblower but not read the books, DEFINITELY get the books. They’re so, so much better, although I like the series for giving me faces to picture while I read the books.
Yea so far have only watched the series. He was good as Bush wasn’t he. Funny though, I wasn’t overly wrapt in his Dr Who
I couldn’t get in to the old Dr Who series, but I love the new ones.
The Hornblower books go for years and years longer than what the TV series shows, and the relationship between Hornblower and Bush is such a joy to read. Second only to Jack and Stephen in Patrick O’Brian’s books.
Awww, I love them all really :)
Finished chapter 1.
veg gardener said:
Finished chapter 1.
Good work VG. Who is your favourite character in Harry Potter?
bon008 said:
veg gardener said:
Finished chapter 1.
Good work VG. Who is your favourite character in Harry Potter?
Ron only have read up to the 4th book but
it may change after time but, whos urs?
veg gardener said:
bon008 said:
veg gardener said:
Finished chapter 1.
Good work VG. Who is your favourite character in Harry Potter?
Ron only have read up to the 4th book but
it may change after time but, whos urs?
My favourite character is Professor Snape (no surprise to Anne I suspect! :)) but I have a lot in common with Hermione – I was always the nerdy girl in school, although I would NEVER put my hand up to answer a question :D
bon008 said:
veg gardener said:
bon008 said:
veg gardener said:
Finished chapter 1.
Good work VG. Who is your favourite character in Harry Potter?
Ron only have read up to the 4th book but
it may change after time but, whos urs?My favourite character is Professor Snape (no surprise to Anne I suspect! :)) but I have a lot in common with Hermione – I was always the nerdy girl in school, although I would NEVER put my hand up to answer a question :D
yeah i am the kid who didnt talk much and would get on with my work but not very smart.
bon008 said:
veg gardener said:
bon008 said:
veg gardener said:
Finished chapter 1.
Good work VG. Who is your favourite character in Harry Potter?
Ron only have read up to the 4th book but
it may change after time but, whos urs?My favourite character is Professor Snape (no surprise to Anne I suspect! :)) but I have a lot in common with Hermione – I was always the nerdy girl in school, although I would NEVER put my hand up to answer a question :D
this is not getting my jobs done lol, but yes no surprise…he is deliciously bad isn’t he…
up to chapter 4 just after harry turns 11.
bon008 said:
colliewa said:
>Gonna Make a Challenge to myself, i am going to try and read the first harry potter book by this time next month.How about a bigger challenge – - read War and Peace by this time next year… i^)
Better to start small I think Collie :)
I have never got around to War and Peace, although I have a copy in the house sometime. I keep re-reading Crime and Punishment instead by accident :) (keep forgetting that I have read it already!!)
or read the first page of james joyce’s ‘ullysses’ – and understand it in less than a lifetime.
veg gardener said:
up to chapter 4 just after harry turns 11.
Chapter 5 now, just before there going to get harrys books and they are on that island.
veg gardener said:
veg gardener said:
up to chapter 4 just after harry turns 11.
Chapter 5 now, just before there going to get harrys books and they are on that island.
Gosh you’re going quickly :)
colliewa said:
>Gonna Make a Challenge to myself, i am going to try and read the first harry potter book by this time next month.How about a bigger challenge – - read War and Peace by this time next year… i^)
URK!!
I have read Anna Karina…read it in bits and pieces over a couple of terms then read the whole book for an assignment…was only one in class to tackle this book…got a Distinction (one of a very few :P) but War and Peace! the names get me…I tried to watch the black and white movie, and got a better feel for it…am reading War and Peace in bits and pieces over the years…parts of it are vivid but I do not see the fuss about this book, apart from the sheer size of it…give me Milton’s Paradise Lost over War and Peace any day…
To each his own, tho’, as I know of people who lurve W & P for its own sake…
bon008 said:
veg gardener said:
veg gardener said:
up to chapter 4 just after harry turns 11.
Chapter 5 now, just before there going to get harrys books and they are on that island.
Gosh you’re going quickly :)
yep wont take me that long i reckon.
I like the first Harry Potter book: there’s a refreshing and charming innocence about it…
Dinetta said:
I like the first Harry Potter book: there’s a refreshing and charming innocence about it…
Yeah Half way into chapter 6
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From: bon008
ID: 49093
Subject: re: Books
Well since we are on the subject.. :)
I need to get to the shops ASAP to get the next Raymond E Feist book. I don’t read a heck of a lot of sci-fi/fantasy (OH does though) – I don’t mind it as a genre but I completely fell for the Feist books when I started reading them in high school. The more recent books I don’t love as much but now it’s a commitment thing :)
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o0o0o another Feist fan =o]
Got into Feist reading his co-authored books with Janny Wurts – Daughter of the Empire, Servant of the Empire & Mistress of the Empire. Local 2ndhand bookshop has quite a few of his books, so I get them when I can =o]
I also got for Christmas the entire Twilight saga of books…they only lasted me three days =o\ Quite enjoyed them all too =o]
up to chapter 13 now.
Dinetta said:
I like the first Harry Potter book: there’s a refreshing and charming innocence about it…
I’m the opposite – I like the later ones. The writing style gets a little more sophisticated and you don’t whizz through them as fast. I always cry my eyes out at the end of the last one sheepish grin
BatZ said:
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From: bon008
ID: 49093
Subject: re: BooksWell since we are on the subject.. :)
I need to get to the shops ASAP to get the next Raymond E Feist book. I don’t read a heck of a lot of sci-fi/fantasy (OH does though) – I don’t mind it as a genre but I completely fell for the Feist books when I started reading them in high school. The more recent books I don’t love as much but now it’s a commitment thing :)
===o0o0o another Feist fan =o]
Got into Feist reading his co-authored books with Janny Wurts – Daughter of the Empire, Servant of the Empire & Mistress of the Empire. Local 2ndhand bookshop has quite a few of his books, so I get them when I can =o]
Oh, the empire series is AMAZING. I didn’t read it for a long time after the others as I though, pffft, that’s just a side series, whole different planet… you know ;) The writing is sooooooooo goood. I had heard so much about the intrigue and the politics and I thought I would struggle through it as I usually don’t like that stuff.. but although Magician is still my favourite book, Empire series is my favourite of the little sub-series..es. :D
Bon guess what i just finished. going to start the second one after lunch and gardening Australia.
veg gardener said:
Bon guess what i just finished. going to start the second one after lunch and gardening Australia.
Good work Veg :)
Up to Chapter 6 now, i liked the part in the first book where harry was in the zoo with Dudley and Dudley’s friend. ill let you know what part i like the most in the second when i finish it but so far i like it when harry and ron fly in the car and then say to each other we better not to anything bad again.
Chapter 8 now Second book may get to chapter 10-12 tonight and then read as many as i can tomorrow night and then a few on Tuesday night.
veg gardener said:
Chapter 8 now Second book may get to chapter 10-12 tonight and then read as many as i can tomorrow night and then a few on Tuesday night.
You’ll be finished in no time :)
veg gardener said:
Chapter 8 now Second book may get to chapter 10-12 tonight and then read as many as i can tomorrow night and then a few on Tuesday night.
it’s not a race you know :)
veg gardener said:
Chapter 8 now Second book may get to chapter 10-12 tonight and then read as many as i can tomorrow night and then a few on Tuesday night.
you’re doing well
pete cundal was just on (the repeat of) the tuesday book show. he’s a reader too. LOL.
bon008 said:
veg gardener said:
Chapter 8 now Second book may get to chapter 10-12 tonight and then read as many as i can tomorrow night and then a few on Tuesday night.
You’ll be finished in no time :)
that’s ture.
bluegreen said:
veg gardener said:
Chapter 8 now Second book may get to chapter 10-12 tonight and then read as many as i can tomorrow night and then a few on Tuesday night.
it’s not a race you know :)
Yeah i know that but, soon as i get it done time for the tomorrow series.
pepe said:
veg gardener said:
Chapter 8 now Second book may get to chapter 10-12 tonight and then read as many as i can tomorrow night and then a few on Tuesday night.
you’re doing well
pete cundal was just on (the repeat of) the tuesday book show. he’s a reader too. LOL.
missed it, watch any tv show with him on it. LOL
up to the 3rd harry Potter book.
veg gardener said:
up to the 3rd harry Potter book.
Which one is that again? Prisoner of Azkaban?
bon008 said:
veg gardener said:
up to the 3rd harry Potter book.
Which one is that again? Prisoner of Azkaban?
The important thing is enjoying it, not trying to get it out of the way as quickly as you can :)
bon008 said:
The important thing is enjoying it, not trying to get it out of the way as quickly as you can :)
na i got my Ga Mag as well to read and a 2 Info books about bees from the Library to read.
veg gardener said:
bon008 said:
The important thing is enjoying it, not trying to get it out of the way as quickly as you can :)na i got my Ga Mag as well to read and a 2 Info books about bees from the Library to read.
Gosh, you will be busy then!!
I’m hoping to go to the shops on Friday and get a book I’ve been wanting since it came out. I can’t really read more than one book at a time though, so I will have to put the meditation book I am reading on hold.
bon008 said:
veg gardener said:
bon008 said:
The important thing is enjoying it, not trying to get it out of the way as quickly as you can :)na i got my Ga Mag as well to read and a 2 Info books about bees from the Library to read.
Gosh, you will be busy then!!
I’m hoping to go to the shops on Friday and get a book I’ve been wanting since it came out. I can’t really read more than one book at a time though, so I will have to put the meditation book I am reading on hold.
yeah thats the same for me
if i read these two books and the mag
ill read the 3rd soon. or till i get the books.