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2 cats, 2 saltwater, 2 freshwater tanks and one husband :D

Mo, do you have any idea where it will be available ? The pricing on the publishers webpage is ridiculous, plus, I've never heard of this author.

I did that just yesterday. It was "Ghostwalk" by Rebecca Stott. Five days and I made it through 60 pages of bboredom. I figured times too precious to waste it. Plus the book I took then is halfway finished because it made me read until the early morning hours. :-)

They are on my June reading list. :D I'll slet you know.

I think the most depressing and disturbiing book I read in the past year was Gayle Sanders "Mummy's Witness". It's a non-fiction book but had long lasting effects on me. Lots of thougths and lots of sadness while reading. I actually found myself needing a break after three pages. Fiction books...

Lately I've been visiting the forums up to 10 times daily. I know I could contribute much more to the forums but it seems that I've got some sorf of general forums hangover. It will pass. :)

I'd probably figured it out if I'd read what is written before that sentence. So it seems to me more based on an unwanted liability. But don't count on me, I'm speaking/writing english since three years. :)

I joined because I was hoping to find an english book forum like the one I used to attend to in Germany.

Andreas Eschbach (German author) once wrote a Sfi-Fi novel named "Quest". I really liked it and it left a very long lasting impression on me. He's also written quite a few other good Sci-Fi novels. It's peeving that his books get translated in French, Dutch, Japanese, Russian or Polish but...

They probably take a look at your signature as well. :D

Thunder and Ashes (the Morningstar Strain) - Z. A. Recht - still on it's way The Front - Patricia Cornwell - should have saved my money on this one Exposed - Alex Kava *preordered* The Darker Side - Cody McFadyen *preordered* Lost Girls - George D. Shuman *preordered* The Monster of...

I never liked bookmoochs personality and point mumbo-jumbo. Therefore Not I'm a paperbackswap.com and titletrader.com member. :-)

I actually met Franka more than once. She is a very nice person. But back to the topic, I might say, I'd like to meet Kurt Tucholsky.

I have to admit I never read Harry Potter regardless that the books are all neatly stacked into my shelf. They were a present. However, with all the media that went on in the past years I always had the sour impression of Rowling making a media fancy about her books herself. There were always...

Sounds like the Worthing Saga/Chronicle or one of the parts named "Hot Sleep" by Orson Scott Card. Try this one: Hot Sleep - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Here am I. Taken with a mobile phone in the garden last January. I don't really like to be photographed so that's the only one I could show. :-)

We've got a lot of old books in our family. They reach back into the 16th & 17th century. They are all stored in a museum in Munich/Germany because they have everything to keep them in the best shape possible. We kept the younger ones at home though. They are from the 18th and 19th century and...

I'd say I'm a very active person with at least 3 hours of exercise daily. Mostly it consists of cardio kick boxing in the morning and weight lifting in the evening. I also run, play active badminton. Three times a week I am exercising a group of obese children which includes nutrition and...

I just witnessed three guys killing a men and together with my ten year old brother I am hiding in a barn at Kootenai Bay, Bonner County, Idaho. My name is Annie Taylor and I am 12. - "Blue Heaven" by C. J. Box

Last Breath by George D. Shuman **** Renfield - Slave Of Dracula by Barbara Hambly **** The Shell Game by Steve Alten ***** Shadow Man by Cody McFadyen ***** Zimmerman's Algorithm by S. Andrew Swann ** What Lies In Shadow by Tina Wainscott ***** Sleep Softly by Gwen Hunter *****...