Thread: Alexis Bledel - Bookworms #2: We Love Books! - Page 5 - Fan Forum

ebeth It's OK not liking a classic. I've read a few classics, and wondered afterwards why everyone thinks they are so special. Jane Austen is one of my favourite authors, but I have to admit Emma is not one of my favourites either. I like the movies they've made of it better (one with Gwyneth Paltrow, one with Kate Beckinsale, and then Clueless).

it wasn't too bad! but yeah it's not something I really need to see again

Chick Lit is the best something light and fluffy to just enjoy I'm reading PS I love you right now and it is great so far

I think I've heard of it. Jeez there are so many vampire related books and series.

I like the Harry and Ginny parts to in a-way but not as much because I want Harry/Hermoine to get together but its the thing near the end which is why I can't read it. Yep, I enjoying the book thankyou. It's my favoruite book ever and what was Jane Moores book like? at the moment I'm reading "The twelfth day of july" by Joan Lingard.

Chick Lit is the best something light and fluffy to just enjoy I'm reading PS I love you right now and it is great so far

Quote: Originally Posted by madelen (View Post) Did you get that book signed Katie? I did get my copy of the fourth Sisterhood book signed! My mom went and waited in line at the book store for me. I went home to visit about a week after she got it and the first thing I did was read the whole thing in just a few hours!

lol yeah my dad is an online bookseller, so whenever he finds a book i want i get dibs on it then he lists it for sell. although i have had to stop reading a book b/c it sold before. but like if theres a certain book i want he'll keep his eye out for it when he's out. Cause he gets lightly used books for great prices at thrift stores and places like that.

I just read the book A woman goes to the doktor. It's a Dutch book, but it is translated in many languages. It's beautiful, about a men who has everything you can wish for in life, a succesfull job, a beautiful wife and a kid, and he goes out every friday night. He's also a cheatter, something he can't change about himself. Than his wife gets breastcancer. It's a true-happened story, the writer Kluun has lived through...

That sounds real sad. Emma - you should definately read the book, Im only halfway through it but its been great so far.