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Last year I started properly keeping track. I keep a notebook with the title, author, start and finish dates and the number of pages in the book. Before that I just wrote down what books I'd read. I love my new system and wouldn't give it up! I don't find this strange, I like to know how...

I had to choose between buying that or Filth (as my bag was already full by this point), I thought Acid House looked a bit better. :) It's definately a new record for me that's for sure! My previous highest count of books was 11.:p

I went a little crazy book shopping today since I haven't had the chance in a while. Here's what I bought in charity shops: Cradle and All - James Patterson (£2.00) The Wind Singer - William Nicholson (£2.00) Slaves of the Mastery - William Nicholson (£2.00) Lucky - Alice Sebold (£2.00)...

If it's unreadable, even just a page of it, I don't think I'd read it... but I don't think I'd have the heart to throw a book out! At the moment I have two rather damaged books that my boyfriend had forgotten to return to school. As he was about to throw them away I snatched them and shouted...

I don't tend to take my books out of my room unless they're going to be with me (i.e school or a trip to the living room) but I also have a problem with bookmarks. My last bookmark was an expired money off card, and as I finished one book and took it to my shelves to put it away, nice and...

When you're looking for a new house your first thoughts are "Where will I put the bookshelves?" and "How close is the nearest library or book store?" When someone talks about an important part of a book you haven't read, but is on you "to-be-read" list you run out of the room screaming. :o

In no real order... 1. Out - Natsuo Kirino 2. The Lovely Bones - Alice Sebold 3. Memoirs Of A Geisha - Arthur Golden 4. Interview With the Vampire - Anne Rice 5. Norwegian Wood - Haruki Murakami 6. Shade's Children - Garth Nix 7. 1st To Die - James Patterson 8. A Child Called 'It' -...

Unless his brother, Richard Pelzer, was in on it, I doubt it. I read Dave Pelzer's trilogy about a month ago and Richard Pelzer's 'A Brother's Story' soon after.

Not sure about the games, but there are two different types of Cowboy Bebop mangas, 5 volumes in total. Have a look at this page for more information... http://www.tokyopop.com/dbpage.php?propertycode=CBB&categorycode=BMG

I love Dilbert. I get my comic strip daily in my e-mails. I also own Scott Adams' 'The Joy Of Work', and it was very funny.

Try A Certain Age by Rebecca Ray. Personally I didn't think it was that great, but I'd say it certainly has most of what you're looking for...

After I finish The Lovely Bones for school I'm hoping to read these: Shade's Children - Garth Nix The Long Tea-time of the Soul - Douglas Adams The Crow Road - Iain Banks Hide & Seek - Ian Rankin Along Came A Spider - James Patterson

I don't have a job, and at my school I don't have a computer log-on name so I can't go on there anyway... plus they ban people from looking at most sites... :(

I agree with Fruits Basket. Also, you might want to have a look at DN Angel. :)

There is also another book to do with the Old Kingdom (It may only be out in America though as I haven't seen it yet) called Across the Wall Tales of the Old Kingdom And Beyond, which is (I think) short stories about the Old Kingdom. I also found another of Nix's books in a charity shop a...

Warning, may contain spoilers. I loved the book when I read it earlier this year. I hadn't heard many reviews of it and more or less picked it up blindly from a charity shop shelf. When I read it I felt like her death trapped her on the verge of her adolescence. Her sister became a mirror...

I first read the book last year and wasn't too impressed with it. I reread it a few weeks back as I'm going to be doing it this term in school. As I read I took notes, and after reading this thread it's helped me understand more about his dream of being the Catcher. I figured it had something to...

Dorkey Cootie-Fanny Theres something very wrong with that name... :confused:

I'm going to be quiet now...

I mean the show. Don't think I've seen a show with a killer polar bear before...