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Hello, does anyone know of a book that’s the basis of the song The Woods by Husky? I think it’s by a Japanese author and is about a guy falling in love with this woman he has read about and they meet in his dreams. Thanks in advanced!

I started reading the Skulduggery Pleasant series when I was 12 (my brother started when he was 10) and funnily enough the heroine was only two days older than myself. So as the books have developed a deeper meaning and grown, so have I. There is no swearing (unless if you classify bloody as...

So I'm looking for a book, novel preferably, on the history of music in the last 100 years of so. I really would like one to talk about genres and bands who influenced others and so on. Sorta like this picture. Thanks.

I totally love this show!

Last - Two Door Cinema Club. They were amazing, the whole room went off. Next - The Wombats.

Monica Gems - The Horrors.

Skying by the Horrors and Cat's Eyes by Cat's Eyes are both amazing LP's that I have been listening to a lot lately.

Skulduggery Pleasant: Death Bringer by Derek Landy. Great installment to the series. :stars5:

A Sense of the World by Jason Roberts. A wonderful book on a wonderful man that the world has since forgotten. :stars4:

The other day I bought Jane Eyre. I think it's going to be a while till I read it.

I'm currently reading A Sense of The World by Jason Roberts. It's a biography of James Holman, a blind man in the 19th century who traveled the world. It's great so far!

Gloves by The Horrors.

Oxygen by Carol Cassella. It made think about the medical world and how hard it must be, and never boring! 3.5/5

Perfume: The Story Of A Murderer. I literally just watched this a few hours ago. The book is one of my favourites, so once I head that there was a movie, I went on a quest to find it. It's a very good movie. And though it's different from the book, it has the same essence of the novel. The...

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I'll have to check these out, thanks everyone :)

Oh it sounds cool, I'm always up for an adventure story. I'll have to check it out. Thanks :)

Do you have any recommendations of books set in those times? I've read quite a few from 'round then like Dracula, Frankenstein, The Picture of Dorian Grey, Wuthering Heights etc. But my favourite is Perfume: The Story of a Murderer by Patrick Süskind which was written in the 80's (I think)...

Well I've only got into the Harry Potter fandom lately (great time eh?) I loved the movies as a kid, but never was really motivated to read the books. But now at least I'll be able to watch the last movie and know what will happen :)

At Thrushcross Grange in 1770 watching the meeting of two people who still love each other, but have married others.