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from amazon.com Thanks for the heads-up, AquaBlue. :)

I'm going to go look for this DVD on Netflix. Thank you!

Margaret Atwood is definitely an aquired taste. She's a little bit tart and slightly bitter - kind of like a green olive, you know? :)

Divisidero. I long to love it - or to like it, even. :cool:

Jonathan Rhys Meyers is so good he can act ugly, fat, bloated and rufus. ;) I tried to watch a couple of the Hallmark offerings with Helena Bonham Carter as Anne Boleyn and returned them back to Netflix practically unwatched. These actors ought to be ashamed (and very probably are) of...

I began this one today. So far, so good. It's beginning gently enough, which is just fine with me; it feels kind of - pellucid.

If I can find mine, maybe I'll read it again with y'all. ;) It was that good.

If you don't like it, I'll eat my - er - pie. :D

Excellent. Let's talk books. :D

sparkles deserve much, much more blame than he ever gets. ;)

Pontalba, I think I may have been a little bit put off by the unwieldy title - but I think I sort of know (and agree with) your choices in reading material, so I think I can amost promise you that you'll like this one. :)

Was this all my fault? :sad:

It's been a while since I read it (it's possible that it was more like back in January or February), but I'd be more than willing to talk about it with you here. I found the subject matter to be fascinating - it was filled with WWII trivia I had previously known nothing about - and I was...

Peder is a man of great wisdom and discernment. Shame on you, sparky, for even suggesting such a thing. :innocent:

Mine too. I couldn't stop taking about it, which was awkward as Hell ;), because I was the only one who'd read it.

Have y'all already read and discussed this one? I read it back in March and I simply loved it. My search here is only turning up lists of books. Amazon.com: The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society: Mary Ann Shaffer, Annie Barrows: Books

I'm just now getting ready to read this one at the suggestion of a friend. It's been in my TBR pile for ages.

I've been condemned to Hell and appear to have developed a bad case of Stockholm syndrome. However - on a brighter note - I've recently read a really, really good book that I'm going to do a search for here.

I've missed you guys! :)

Stones for Ibarra. I adored that book. ~ Here we go - I wiki-ed her: