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Originally posted by squiggle:


Off topic completely but I do love your sig! Great

Thank you...When we moved here, I wanted a new sig., but I couldn't think of anything I liked, so I recycled this one from years ago.

Lady into Fox. I've no idea who it's by or anything, I found it in a junk shop and it's really nice. About a woman who turns into a fox and her husband has to adjust.

Which doesn't sound that great but it is.

I'm currently reading a 100 year old book I bought from the same place on Norse Mythology, which is reallly interesting.

Magic Study by Maria Snyder. I have now moved on to the last on to the sequel.

I've just finished reading "I Choose to Live" by Sabine Dardenne.

She was the twelve year old girl who was kidnapped in Belgium and held captive for 80 days in 1996.

Really inspiring book if you're looking for something to read

Just finished 'For the love of Julie' by Ann Ming - awe-inspiring! You should read this book.

Also currently obsessed with Marian Keyes and have read 6 of her books one after the other over the last month!

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Originally posted by mary_bee:
Lady into Fox. I've no idea who it's by or anything, I found it in a junk shop and it's really nice. About a woman who turns into a fox and her husband has to adjust.

Hey: m ost blokes wish they'd married a fox

I'm currently working my way through the cheapie little gems at The Works. You may have to hunt through all the Catherine Cookson type romance and "I was a small child kept in an attic and raised by rats" nonsense but last time I went I blew a whole £6.97 on The Stories We Could Tell by Tony Parsons, Girl With A Pearl Earring and Q&A (the Slumdog Millionaire book).

I also had David Starkeys Henry bio for my birthday recently.

I can't say which of these is the last one I read as I tend to keep 2 or 3 on the go depending on mood.

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Originally posted by Bigdaddyostrich:

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Originally posted by mary_bee:
Lady into Fox. I've no idea who it's by or anything, I found it in a junk shop and it's really nice. About a woman who turns into a fox and her husband has to adjust.

Hey: m ost blokes wish they'd married a fox

I thought most blokes think they have and then they discover she's more of a dog.

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Currently reading Buddah Da by Anne Donovan which is excelent, great dialect writing. Can't recommend it highly enough.

I read that and being from Glasgow I was completely on board with the dialect. 'S a pure crackin' wee book i'nt it?

Great book [/QUOTE]

Yep, I liked that one

Ive not long ago finished A Change of Heart by Jodi Picoult

'The Broken Shore' by Peter Temple

Above average crime thing. Australian. Keen eye for detail and really good, terse prose style. Am now hunting down his other works with ruthless intensity.

boys from altane.

The girl with the dragon tattoo ...it was ok

The house at Riverton.

I'm currently re-reading the Harry Potters for... coming up to the 100th time (at least) now... ^__^''
That and... Pride and Prejudice v_v.

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The house at Riverton.

I really enjoyed that.

Rosie Goodwin - The Bad Apple.