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[Jackie]

OMG (G) EMMA, YOU HAVEN'T READ HARRY POTTER?!!

[Emma]

Exactly.

Ahem.

BUT I WILL.

Because they are making me.

Ahem.

[Emma]

Soon.

I.

Promise.

After:

Suite Scarlett
The Hobbit
Devilish
Pride and Prejudice

THEN Harry Potter.

[Lisa]

I finished Dracula last night. I enjoyed it much more than I expected. Much better than Frankenstein which I read in October.

Now I'm reading A Creed for the Third Millenium by Colleen McCullough. It seems good so far. I loved her series about Julius Cesear, so am working my way through her other books.

[Laura]

OMG Gemma. Gemma Gemma Gemma!

<<<>>>

[Emma]

God, I shouldn't have told you guys.

:)

I WILL THIS MONTH.

[Jackie]

LOL...(G)Emma I was only j/k....BUT you really should read it especially since you got soooo many of us reading AGATB. Plus I think you will really enjoy it since you seem to prefer YA.

[Jeane]

Emma, I hadn't read them either and jsut didn't care about them. But about a year and a half ago I was thinking, what is all the fuss about. let's check out...and I liked them and read two or three of them. They aren't bad.

[Emma]

:)

Fair enough.

Does that mean if I read the ENTIRE series ALL of you have to read the ENTIRE Gemma Doyle Trilogy?

Because I can do that.

[Jackie]

Hahaha...YUP!

I own 2 now I have to get the 3rd one in the series and actually read them.

[Jeane]

Ouch Emma, you have us tightly!!!!

[Emma]

READ.

READ.

READ.

Alright then. DONE!

But it might be awhile before I read the entire series.

But I will. As long as you guys read the entire series.

[Emma]

Fiona, HOW DARE YOU!

But then again, how dare I not read HP?

Fair enough.

[Laura]

OMG Gemma, I think Fiona has you on this one. I thought the whole TH and LotR was bad, but HP too? HP too Gemma?

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[Emma]

She does.

She does.

I WILL DO IT.

But you all have to read TGDT too.

:D I love making deals. DONE DONE AND DONE.

[Jeane]

hmm, Emma I guess we will just have to support each other..they aren't bad...:-))) try one....

[Laura]

I finished I Capture the Castle! It was terrific.

Now...EXTREMELY LOUD or EDGAR SAWTELLE? THAT is the question.

[Emma]

:D Done Jeane.

Ooo, YES WE WILL Fiona. Oh yes, we will.

MUAHAHAHA!

[Jeane]

Thatlooks like a great picture!!! if now I would know how you all look, it would be really realistic..I had a kind of western saloon image in my head...

[Jackie]

I can picture Emma's emu pecking someone's eye out.

[Emma]

LOL Jeane!

No HP, but I will add that book into my to-reads.

Yes yes, I will read HP.

You guys, PLUS my YA for Obama friends will be reminding me until I do. All of you make a great team. :P

[Laura]

OK Fiona. My, that was quick! Has anyone ever read Barbara Pym? Someone is comparing her Excellent Women to The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society, which may remain in my Top 5 all time list forever.

[Christy]

I understand Emma, I put off reading Harry Potter forever (just read them all this year actually). I was just never interested and really didn't understand what all the hype was about. Let me tell you, though, I LOVED that series. It was really cool to be able to read them all back to back since they were all out. After I finished the last book, I literally could not read anything else for about 3 weeks because I wasn't over it.

[Emma]

Wow Christy! Thanks for the advice!

OMG ROMOLA GARAI!

I actually haven't seen her act, but she is my perfect-

Hold on, I'm not telling you until you read The Gemma Doyle Trilogy.

[Jeane]

Hihi Fiona, you just keep making me laugh!!!!

[Laura]

I just saw the preview, and it looks like they kept pretty true to the book. OK, I will Fiona!

[Emma]

Fiona, fangirling is fine. I do it all the time! :P

Oh, I've seen her in Gemma Doyle youtube fan videos, and she FANTASTIC. I really need to see Atonement. And I kind of want to watch Daniel Deronda (most of the clips from her work in the youtube videos are from that miniseries).

[Laura]

OK, not that we're really all talking together. BUT we are all here at the same time - Italy, Canada, England and USA!

WOOT!

[Laura]

It's like the TNBBC Olympics!

[Emma]

:D

I LOVE the internet.

I would've never been able to meet all you awesome, fantastic and amazingly cool people without it.

[Laura]

Ahem. As you were.

[Laura]

So true, GEmma!

[Emma]

:D

And I love Lori for creating this group.

GO LORI!

[Laura]

WOOT LORI WOOT

[Anya]

I am currently reading The Russian Concubine by Kate Furnivall. I am nearing the end so I should probably start scouring my shelves for a new (and still unread) book. :-) Since the weekend promises to be rather grey and windy, I think I am going to go with some sappy romance thing. ;-)

And BTW... Hellooooo everyone! :-D

[Jackie]

Hi Anya, how are you enjoying The Russian Concubine? It's on my TBR list.

[Jeane]

yes we are all together at the same time and I am going to bed now, so no more psots!! :-9

Fiona, shut up! :-)

[Jeane]

That's why you ahve to shut up!!! Iam yawning constantly adn the computer or internet actually is soooo slow.... bedie come here. And do you notice what and how I am writing??? i called you Giona!

[Emma]

Bye Jeane!

Hahha Fiona.

Have you seen The Duchess? I was BAWLING.

[Anya]

Thanks for the compliment Fiona! :-D You can add another corner to that world of yours. I am from Belgium. :-)

Jackie, I can certainly recommend The Russian Concubine. Furnivall's writing style is one of a kind. It is quite detailed, really paints pictures in your head. The plot is a bit surreal, but eh... *shrugs* Sometimes you just need to read about an impossible romance.

[MrsZ]

I just started reading Three Cups of Tea, by Greg Mortenson. Has anyone read it? What's your opinion? It is starting out a bit differently than I thought.

[Jeane]

Fiona, I am wearing lenses and tey kind of get dry towards midnight and while sitting in front of the computer.... I can't believe you are able to keep me here!!!!!!

Anya...I am from belgium too,e ven if I am staying in my lovely, beautiful, lovely, wonderful, great Italy.....

stay awake stay awake...Fiona, can I wake you up at 8.25 tomorrow morning, I will ahve so much energy then!!!!

[Jeane]

Fiona, are you faster than the light?????

[Anya]

It took me quite a while to start reading TRC. I picked up a copy when I was in Rome earlier this year, but didn't feel like *cracking the spine* until five days ago. Have had trouble putting the book down ever since! There is just something about reading sappy romances when work sucks and the weather doesn't cooperate. :-)

Jeane is from Belgium too?? Cool! And she is in Italy now! Ah, I so envy her!!

[Emma]

Sleep is for people who AREN'T goodreads addicts!

[Emma]

(Gunpointing time).

Please please please stay up Jeane.

We want to talk to you!

We want you to read the next chapter of our story because we're BAD BAD spammers!

[Emma]

Not you.

Me.

BAD (G)EMMA! BAD!

[Catherine]

Lisa: I love Dracula and Frankenstein, but I think since I've read the latter for class a few times, I've gotten more out of it than Dracula. I really should re-read it now that I'm older (I think I read it at 12).

[Charity]

My Movie Business: A Memoir by John Irving

[Lori, Super Mod]

Catherine/ Valerie....
Motherless Brooklyn was a great read! Logan (if he were hear) would totally back me up on this one! I want to read more by this author, just havent found any of his books in the stores yet.... Totally worth picking up!