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Well, it's been drizzling all morning, thank Lucifer for that, and the lovely cool air is just wafting in through the window behind my computer, it smells so fresh & clean, I could spend the rest of the day meditating on it. It's the way all Sundays should be I really hope it rains for a...

The entire Discworld series by Terry Pratchet would suit your wants to a tee Goblin. Although it doesn't really matter what order you read them in, I'd sugest you do read them in their respective order, as I did(ish) (I started with the second one, The Light Fantastic, and read the first one...

Man Bites Dog Two Hands Barberella Watership Down Enemy At The Gate Starship Troopers (even the dodgy bits) The Hitman (AKA The Killer) Resident Evil Ninja Scroll Akira The Fith Element Rentadick Dragon Lord All the Monty Pythons ...to name a few, I just can't think any more...

My Three favorite books of all time are, in no particular order, the last one I read, the one before that & the one I'm reading now. No matter how many books I read, that has always been my answer. Sorry if it's not an answer you're looking for Michelle, but all I can be is myself.

I can't choose any, they're all great and every time I think of a list of favorites, the list doesn't stop growing, so I give up after 10 seconds and find a better way to occupy myself.

Sure I'll lend anyone my books but I expect to get them back when I ask (as long as they've finished). If I don't, without a valid excuse, I simply won't lend anything to that person again.

I'm very open minded when it comes to music, my collection ranges from Beethoven, Mozart, Tchaikovsky, Copperfield, Rossini, etc. to Metallica, Offspring, blink182, AC/DC, Gunners, Chilly Peppers, etc. There's everything between as well. The Beetles, Simon & Garfunckel Garth Brookes...

I don't bother with a bookmark, I simply tear out & discard the pages I have read. Unless, of course, it is a borrowed book, then I will throw the pages into a bag as I tear them off and return them, with the cover, when I am done because it always pays to be polite. :)

I read very slowly, well I don't read that slow but I don't read very many pages at a time. The better the book, the longer I take to finish it, pretty much sums it up for me. I reckon my average would be less than 100 pages a week and, even though it's a short book, I've made Terry...

I saw this book late last week while browsing through Book World, as you do, in town. I'd also never heard of Bill Bryson but the title caught my eye, so I picked it up, opened it at a random page and read one page, which I find much better than reading the blurb, and it was so informative &...