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Well, thats great! here's to making it 2000! :-D

Here Here !!!! :-D :-D <3

Have a lovely holiday, Geordie, and well done to Mersey for a really lovely thread and let's keep it going for a long long time! *roots under stairs for the Boly... :-D <3

Have a great holiday Lynda and read lots of books.

BC give it a shake !! :-D <3

Thanks, Ann, one of the pleasures of being on holiday is a leisurely morning in bed with a book and a cup of strong coffee. Oh, and OH, of course! :-D

Good Morning lovelies.....

I have just received a nice o2 reward from Amazon of a £10 voucher in the post...... :-)

Now im wondering what I may buy
:-) ;-)

I'm still reading Roma by Steven Saylor. It's in the style of Edward Rutherford and quite heavy going but i'm finding it very interesting and am persevering with it...have just treated myself to The Kingmakers Daughter by Philippa Gregory as it's finally gone down to the same price as the paper back on Amazon...I suspect I'll try and race a bit to finish Roma now so I can start on it....been waiting ages for this from one of my favourite authors !!!

Thank you Muffy for info have also been waiting for the
price to come down.

Emma

Edit.....Got it :-D

Muffy, I'm reading "Kingmaker's Daughter" at the moment - got it from the library. It's the story of Anne Neville, daughter of the Earl of Warwick, but I won't spoil it for you by saying anything about the story. I am enjoying it much more than the last Philippa Gregory book I read ("The Wise Woman").

You're welcome Emma........can't believe how long it's taken to come down a bit though lol.

I'm glad you're enjoying it Vera....although they've been mentioned in the other novels I know very little about the Neville sisters...so I'm looking forward to plugging some of the gaps ! x

I've never taken so long to get through a book as I am
with this one.
Nicholas and Alexandra is very interesting and learning
things I never knew and, I am enjoying it but boy it's hard
going and I don't know why it is.

Emma

Just finished the Kingmakers daughter by P Gregory and as usual with PG's books enjoyed it and found it informative.

Nearly finished Peaches for Monsieur Le Cure by Joanne Harris. I'm enjoying it very much, though I think I preferred Chocolat. This is the third book in the series.

having been a fan od Adrian Mole diaries in my youth I have decided to download Adrian Mole the prosate years ...............its very funny :-D

Nudged for GHeather :-D

I been abit busy but have been reading the two books im reviewing On AnnG Greaders......so I have not forgot you all

Mwahhhhh

Happy Reading :-D <3 <3

I am still reading Iris & Ruby or should that be Ruby and Iris, not quite as entertaining as The Kashmir Shawl but enjoyable. Must read faster...I miss reading it on the Underground! :-D

Happy Book and Kindle Worms :-D <3 oops nearly typed Wums there :-D :-D :-D

Maybe people on this thread could comment on Genes thread stickied at the top on a book readers board. :-)

Just read Lone Wolf by Jodie Piccoult. I found it a bit different to her normal books, about a man who goes off to live among wolves in their natural habitat in Canada. If you are interested in wolves there is a lot of info on them. There is also a court case as is usual for her books. I didn't think I was going to like it but did in the end.