Pleasure. I was bowled over by it. It's great all the way to the end too.Thanks for the recommendation, Jonny!
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Pleasure. I was bowled over by it. It's great all the way to the end too.Thanks for the recommendation, Jonny!
Is it scary? I avoid Stephen King and most horrors because they scare me, and I like to sleep at night.Pleasure. I was bowled over by it. It's great all the way to the end too.
I'm exactly the same. But I DID love On WritingIs it scary? I avoid Stephen King and most horrors because they scare me, and I like to sleep at night.
I've ordered it thanks to the great reviews here from you and Rachel, thank youMasterful writing and, if you get the audiobook, one of the best narrating jobs you'll ever hear.
Pleasure. I was bowled over by it. It's great all the way to the end too.
Hi @Emily , @RK Capps@Jonny or Rachel, coukd you send me a link to the Green Mile /Frank Muller version.. I can't seem to find it on Audible (cue: weeping face)
Still no joy I'll wait and hopefully that will change (I'll just cry over here in the corner)Hi @Emily , @RK Capps
Here's the link to Audible on this side of the pond. Hopefully it will work your side.
The Green Mile
Of course. Just call me Bill (Gates)oh, and can I keep you on speed dial for all my daily techno issues??)
Older, shorter (didn't think that was possible) and fatter... the book better be worth itSorry you had to take on some collateral damage along the way, but at least you’ve got the book. Really hope you enjoy it.
Older, shorter (didn't think that was possible) and fatter... the book better be worth it
We read that series with the kids a few years ago--I thought they were fabulous.Started Cinder by Melissa Meyers. A bit eerie to read in the middle of a pandemic (well, so far), but what an original way to portray a fairy tale! I'm listening to that too, I wasn't really interested in following the words.
--I thought they were fabulous.
I'm the same. Read "Court of Thorns and Roses" and thought it was just ok though surprisingly sexually explicit for YA. I believe in the US, it's now been re-categorised as adult. I've heard University students rave about her books though.My son read the Maas books and presumably liked them, but then he devoured books at that age, no matter what they were about.
I have to say I never got into her books. Read the first, thought it was fine, but didn't need to read more. LOL! But then I am four decades older than her target market...