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Imogen |
Oct 18 2003, 07:25 PM
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When we've got a few suggestions, I'll put a poll together (or someone else can if they beat me to it) about what book to discuss next month. A lot of us are doing NaNoWriMo, so it's going to have to be something short and easy! Should we start off with PS/SS if we're doing a Potter book, or how about I brace myself and try a Lemony Snicket one again? What does everyone else think? Imogen
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After her O.W.L.s Hope had managed to persuade her dad to give her a crash course in what he laughingly referred to as “Parseltongue for tourists”. Being in Slytherin, she’d thought it had been the epitome of cool to return to school with such useful snakey phrases as “Can you pass the apple pie, please?” and “Would you be good enough to tell me what time the train to Madrid departs from Platform Two?” . ~ A Pensieve Affair ~ Now being posted...
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Robert |
Oct 19 2003, 08:58 AM
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I vote for Susan Cooper's The Dark is Rising books or CS Lewis's Narnia Chronicals Robert
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Let's Go Generals!Co-ed Naked Quidditch When Catching the Golden Snitch isn't Enough Advice to remember: If you can't apologize to someone when you're in the wrong, don't expect them to respect you afterwards.YOU WASH MY BACK AND..... an smutty outtake to Imogen's A Pensieve Affair QUOTE “Don’t move,” his voice whispered, “Trust me.”
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“Damn,” Hope thought, “we forgot to charm the floor!” INVICTUS, Book 5 of the Carpe Diem Universe The untold story of Harry's Sixth Year
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Imogen |
Oct 20 2003, 05:43 AM
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I'd like to do those as well, but in a month when I've really got the time to concentrate on them. November's going to be a little bit stretched methinks! Having said that I've only read the title book in the series, but enjoyed it very much! Imogen
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After her O.W.L.s Hope had managed to persuade her dad to give her a crash course in what he laughingly referred to as “Parseltongue for tourists”. Being in Slytherin, she’d thought it had been the epitome of cool to return to school with such useful snakey phrases as “Can you pass the apple pie, please?” and “Would you be good enough to tell me what time the train to Madrid departs from Platform Two?” . ~ A Pensieve Affair ~ Now being posted...
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Shimmer |
Oct 21 2003, 12:33 AM
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I recommend Coraline by Neil Gaiman, its a children's book but it's wonderfully creepy! I think one review said that it was an adventure for children but a nightmare for adults. Plus it's just in time for Halloween and it's V short! Shimmer
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Drie |
Oct 21 2003, 04:03 PM
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How about Treasure Island? Although, whatever book sounds good with everyone will work for me!
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bart |
Oct 21 2003, 05:46 PM
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QUOTE (Shimmer @ Oct 21 2003, 01:33 AM) | I recommend Coraline by Neil Gaiman, its a children's book but it's wonderfully creepy! I think one review said that it was an adventure for children but a nightmare for adults. Plus it's just in time for Halloween and it's V short!
Shimmer | That sounds a good one I like Neil Gaimans Stuff
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Imogen |
Oct 21 2003, 06:07 PM
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It's a brilliant book and a very quick read. Massive thumbs up from me. It operates on a parallel universe idea of real live versus what seems to be ideal and actually isn't. Totally creepy! Plus Neil Gaiman is always worth reading. Shall I start a poll? Imogen
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After her O.W.L.s Hope had managed to persuade her dad to give her a crash course in what he laughingly referred to as “Parseltongue for tourists”. Being in Slytherin, she’d thought it had been the epitome of cool to return to school with such useful snakey phrases as “Can you pass the apple pie, please?” and “Would you be good enough to tell me what time the train to Madrid departs from Platform Two?” . ~ A Pensieve Affair ~ Now being posted...
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