TurtleWho Time Lord
A Series Of Unfortunate Events: Book The Fifth; The Austere Academy- Lemony Snicket
How I did it: Reading a good book is one of my favorite things to do.
I go crazy if I don't have anything to read.
Also, I don't like TV that much and have a hard time getting to sleep.
Lessons & tips: If you have access to a university library go there!
also, paperbackswap.com
TurtleWho Time Lord
A Series Of Unfortunate Events: Book The Fifth; The Austere Academy- Lemony Snicket
52. Sisters of Isis #2: Divine One by Lynne Ewing

Sending to wss4 November 2009
51. Sisters of Isis #1: The Summoning by Lynne Ewing

Sending to wss4 November 2009
do impossible things is busy attempting to balance... she falls over a lot =/
73.) I, Lucifer by Glen Duncan (this was quite an interesting and very graphic book (not good when you’re on the tube!), although I did find the end a little bit confusing at first, but this might have been more to do with the fact that it was 2 am and I was feeling rather tired when I finished it, rather than the book itself :P)
Haha, I’m so not gonna get this goal done… I’ve got 27 books to read in 7 weeks – thats ~4 books per week! – NOT happening!! But it’ll be fun seeing how close I get :D
Colleen_C_C is coping with cold-&-sinus nonsense.
Broadsides from the Other Orders: A Book of Bugs by Sue Hubbell.
tiggsybabes is on half term
93) Nicola and the Viscount by Meg Cabot
94) The Difference a Day Makes by Carole Matthews
95) All You Need is Love by Carole Matthews
96) The Unbearable Lightness of Scones by Alexander McCall Smith
97) 44 Things: My Year at Home by Kirsty Gunn
laura0141 is going to bed with a headache.
Review here.
neriende is keeping herself busy
Sometimes I have a feeling that I encounter books and movies that are relevant to my life. As with this one. You can’t escape the past, it will always haunt you. What you can do is redifining yourself.
do impossible things is busy attempting to balance... she falls over a lot =/
72.) The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho (It was really hard choosing a quote from this book as the entry title because I honestly felt as though every single word, sentance, paragraph, page, chapter Coelho wrote was so profound and full of inspiration – this has definitely been the most hopeful book I’ve ever read, it was absolutely brilliant)