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My dear, you can call it "Winter song" and "Spring song" as much as you like, but all I read is "lying with a naked man" ;) :D This is a great poem! I'm sensing a follow up in the not too distant future. Could you tell your naked man to hurry up with summer, please?

Gambit - I just can't resist the red eyes of "Le Diable Blanc" ;) Do you ever read graphic novels?

Dirty Old Town - The Pogues

Me... :) No, I think it's my great grandma's beautiful pillowcases. She had the same name as me, so people who see them think I've started embroidering :D Do you believe in a higher power?

The Penelopiad most recently I think. Hey Nostradamus! by Douglas Coupland. I also like to read Teen/YA books and they're usually a quick read.

Don't you mean The Oneders? ;) I like that song!

Sail away with me - David Gray

Is it even possible not to read every day?:eek: :) I usually read between 30-50 pages, unless I have the day off, and then I'll read more. If it's a really busy day and I only manage to read 5 pages or so, I feel annoyed and unsatisfied. I'm an addict.:D

That's a good question, I guess you never know until after. I'll go with the saying and say "better the devil you know". Best non-fiction book you ever read?

Yes! I wish someone would write a doctor's thesis on "the book buzz": how it gets started, how it spreads. I think I read about Labyrinth on Amazon, but I don't know what it was about it that caught my eye.

My favourite Mistake - Sheryl Crowe

I believe in a thing called love - The Darkness

I don't know if it qualifies, but I played Zork. I always found it rather frustrating trying to find the right commands. Must say that I prefer the newer adventure games.

I think a nice sunset over the ocean beats it all. But sunrises are nice too. Or so I've heard :) Are you planning your summer vacation yet?

Was it a picturebook? Because it sounds a bit like Most Beloved Sister by Astrid Lindgren: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/9129655021/qid=1145434553/sr=1-9/ref=sr_1_9/102-7268672-3920103?s=books&v=glance&n=283155

I don't remember if I actually threw it, but I should have: The Mysteries of Udolpho by Ann Radcliffe. It's the most tedious, boring, mind-numbing book in existence, and I would never have read it in the first place if it wasn't for this class I was taking on the Gothic Novel. If anyone has been...

I just finished reading Patricia Briggs Moon Called, and although I don't usually read werewolf-books I thought it was good, fast-paced, great characters, maybe a little farfetched sometimes, but hey, we're talking about a werewolves. All in all a good read and I definitely recommend it to...

atosa, did you want to recommend this book? Why don't you tell us a little about what you thought about it, that's more interesting than what the experts say!

Cheerio, old chap! Welcome to the forum!

Both! But if I absolutely have to choose, I'll say country. Working hard or hardly working? ;)