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You should :P

Oh and I just read your discussion above about Nora Roberts.
My aunt gave me the whole MCGregor series as a present one day and I read the first and the second book, but then I couldn't do it anymore, because it was always the exact same story just with different names ^^

I made it through the rest eventually and I hope that the rest of her stuff isn't that similar.

Oh and speaking of those hot sex scenes: Read the "Sex, lies and online dating" series by Rachel Gibson. I usually read books like this when I don't want to think and just relax, but I actually liked those four books a lot. And the sex scenes are really hot

Jodi picoult books are the same way......same story over and over again

Akarana wrote:And so that I can read something new as well I finally started "The time traveler's wife" by Audrey Niffenegger. I've had that book for a while now, but only now I started it, since it's the only paperback book I brought with me, rest are all ebooks since they don't weigh anything

Ooh, I love that book.

i'm bumming...the new Karen Moning book FaeFever has been out for a couple of weeks - I MUST read it but i'm broke so I can't get it

majiklmoon wrote:i'm bumming...the new Karen Moning book FaeFever has been out for a couple of weeks - I MUST read it but i'm broke so I can't get it

You've got a pm :D

And I am not really that much farther with "The time travellers wife" yet. It's the only paperbook I've got here and somehow I always end up reading the books on my palm. Where did the good old days go, where I kept reading with a flashlight under the blanket?!

At the moment my palm book is A.E. Maxwell: "Just another day in paradise". So far it's pretty random

I'm totally marrying you and having your virtual babies - in a non lesbian way

majiklmoon wrote:I'm totally marrying you and having your virtual babies - in a non lesbian way

Huh, you could show me how that works, maybe I'll need that ability when I'll turn 35 and I still haven't found a man :

when i work it out...i promise I'll share the info

Very kind of you :D

And I have started reading "Emma" again, because we are reading it at university.
I have to admit though that the perspective here is slightly strange for me at times.
The professor asked what they thought of the first chapter. Nearly everyone raises his hand and then they said stuff like "There are faults in this book! The author wrote many words not correctly" (can't remember anymore which word is was). And I was like "It was another time with another orthography, duh! There was no standart yet"
Then the next thing was "She describes Emma as "handsome". Why does she describe Emma as handsome and not as beautiful? Only men can be handsome, women are beautiful".

I was groaning on the inside. I mean, hello, these kids are reading JANE AUSTEN for the first time and all they have to say is that her orthography is wrong and the word "handsome" is usually used for men? Jeez!

I haven't read the Time Traveler's Wife--want to! I keep hearing how fantastic it is.

I'm still being a literary book worm. haha Reading Sense and Sensibility. But I'm balancing it out with some silly YA--Dramarama by E. Lockhart, about a summer at theater camp. haha

Akarana, that's pretty horrible. They at least know who Jane Austen is, right?

Currently reading, "The Goose Girl" by Shannon Hale. First in the Bayern series.

read The Shack - awesome book. made me go wow.
finished reading the pagan stone trilogy by nora roberts
oh yeah and catching up on fanfic

i'm not a big mystery reader which is weird because i love cop/mystery shows