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Added you back. Wow, we have a lot of books in common!

Themed selections work for me. I'm in.

I experienced a similar situation when I wanted to drive a few hours to get my George Martin books signed. I called ahead to make sure the signing hadn't been cancelled and was told that only those who purchased the book at their store would be guaranteed a chance to get their books signed and...

I've taken far too much time reading The Fall, but I've gotten distracted by other books along the way. I should be finished in another day or two. However, after reading the books fairly close together I'm thinking that I like the second book best so far. How else is one to combat a rampant...

I've watched about half or a little over of Clerks... I like parts of it, but others are just boring.

Too much boring story with Roran and so not enough Murtagh for my tastes.

I've been reading The Strain trilogy as well, and working on The Vampire Archives this month.

I like Borchardt's books better than Rice's. I'm wondering what werewolf movies she was watching for the transformation to be called a gift because every one I've ever seen referred to it as a curse from the get-go.

Have you read The Silmarillion, giffen? I highly recommend it if you haven't. It's one of my favorite books.

Looks like it'll really be good. I'm looking forward to it now as well.

I haven't started reading it yet but I will post on the forums my thoughts once I am done. I wish to read all the History of Middle-Earth series in order so it would be awhile before I got to this volume. However, I do know that the concept of Morgoth's "ring" isn't a piece of jewelry like...

Morgoth's Ring - J.R.R. Tolkien It was a present.

Til We Have Faces - C.S. Lewis This will be my first book read from this particular Inkling. Shocking, I know.

Free Willy 4: Escape from Pirate's Cove Nothing in common with the other films in the series except that the little girl decided to name the imprisoned baby orca Willy. I did enjoy it, and liked the educational aspects of it too.

I didn't get a whole lot of books finished in the month of September, but the one worth recommending to people would be The Bricklayer by Noah Boyd.

I did that when I read Lord of the Rings for the first time. I've done it for other books, but that's the instance where I remember most vividly my dream of being in the story as I read it.

For some good vampires, you can't go wrong with The Strain.

I approve. :flowers:

WANT WANT! *grabby hands*