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Emily of New Moon by Lucy Maud Montgomery

That's not true, The Thief Lord has nothing to do with Inkheart. Inkblood is the sequel to Inkheart. hrmajsty: What kind of books are you exactly looking for?

I love Erich Kaestner but I don't think his books are easy because the language of these books is very old-fashioned. Maybe it's better to read a book which isn't this old. I would suggest "Tintenherz" by Cornelia Funke.

The last concert: Die Toten Hosen (The Dead Trousers) The next concert: Robbie Williams in Germany (August) :o

"Der Campus" by Dietrich Schwanitz. This book wasn't translated into english.

I like Janet Fitch. In White Oleander she drew a perfect picture of the characters, situations and places.

Robbie Williams - Tripping. I can't wait for the new CD. :)

My Top5: Der Campus by Dietrich Schwanitz 99 Francs by Frederic Beigbeder Rosehill by Susanna Kearsley A biography of Pelé The curious incident of the dog in the night-time by Mark Haddon

What a nice wedding! I like weddings under trees, that's the perfect atmosphere. Prairie_Girl, the best wishes for you and your wife!

The best concert ever was Robbie Williams in Mannheim (Germany), summer 2003. Never seen such a great concert before! I also liked the concert of the German band "Die Ärzte" (the Doctors) in 2004. This Summer I went to the concert of "Die Toten Hosen" (the dead trousers), that was also great.

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A Robbie Williams wallpaper at work and a picture of Matthew Perry at home. I like cute guys. :D

Currently I'm wearing a Nightdress. It's 11pm in Germany ;).

Yes yes yes! I love Monkey Island, Indiana Jones and DOTT! I have every game of these series in german and now I want to buy the original versions.

I'm a night owl. If I have to, I can get up early, but then I'm grumbly for an hour. This is not very pleasant for other people ;). But it's my nature, unfortunately I can't change it.

Same here. The Emily series are on my shelf, but so far I haven't read them.

Thanks! I'll buy the German translation. :)

Don't worry, this isn't an english word and I think there is no similar english word. But maybe you can use this word in english too - like "kindergarten", or "zeitgeist" ;) (just kidding)

I'm not sure... Doesn't "hangover" mean you have got drunk a lot in the night before? "Morgenmuffel" means somebody who don't want to get up early in the morning.

I'm glad I don't live in the UK. :D