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I've asked my Mother to get me some Richard Laymon books for my happy birthday. I've only ever read The Travelling Vampire Show. Which ones would you recommend I ask her to get? Does anyone else thing that these are Point Horror, adult style? I used to love Point Horror as a kid. So bad...

Bringing Down The Moon and We're Going on a Bear Hunt Don't know who wrote them but they're cute little stories.

Has anybody ever finished a book and just left it down in some public spot for someone else to pick up and read?

£65 (Irish punts, as it was at the time). For a 1st Edition copy of 'Potrait of a Rebel Father' by 'Nora Connolly O'Brien.' It's probably worth more now. It's an antique of sorts.

Also, I tend to let people know that there's a very heavy return spring on my books, if I lend them out.

I really love my books and it hurts when someone dog-ears them on me but I have to say, I'm a spine bending type. I just put a heavier book on it when I'm finished. By the time I go to read it again, the pages don't flick up anymore like a flapping bird. I feel really guilty about bending the...

I don't know how anyone can dog ear their books, even ones that belong to the library. In an era where technology is rapidly taking over (on-line books and articles etc), one should be more respecting of actual books, just in case they begin dying out*. Mind you, I have to say that I do find...

It was a queer, sultry summer, the summer they decided to execute the Rosenbergs, and I didn't know what I was doing in New York. The Bell Jar - Sylvia Plath.

The Bell Jar - Sylvia Plath. The Bachman Books - Stephen King. Mr. Christmas - Rodger Hargreaves. (I know. My inner child was calling to me).

I think not InkHeart.:eek: I don't believe we do Stewie...

I have a photograph in there at the minute but the little stick tabs made by Post-It are cool. They don't fall off it you put your book in you bag.

I know. I did pick a good one, didn't I? *beams with pride* :p

Greetings fellow earthlings. :)