i like stories that change the p.o.v of the characters. however if certain characters return, i think he should give more of an indication at the start of a section to make it easier to follow. Maybe give each interview a number or something like that to make it easier to keep track of? Cause while ...

mikhailparaskan wrote:dont cry for me argentina somehow I think about it today

ironic, i was just watching Evita earlier today lol.

but the song that's stuck in my head today "Black Cat" by Janet Jackson

black cat, nine lives
shoirt days, long nights!
livin' on the edge not afraid to die~

i used to love the Madeline books when i was young. and the Arthur books. I remember my mom joined me with the book club for the Arthur ones and i got a new book i think every month

after watching Jeff Dunham, i've been wanting to use a line of his at work, but it would so get me fired

"welcome to Mobile, get your sh*t and get out"

welcome Nymeria!

i hope you enjoy the site. I recently finished "Feast for Crows" in the Fire and Ice series myself. Glad to meet another fan of the series

welcome to the site! always good to meet another reading enthusiast i get what your saying also about reading being an escape. I always seem to lose track of time or whats going on around me when i get into a good book. and no worries about having a kindle. i have one now too after saying i never wo...

i've read books 1 to 3 myself. and i'm a couple chapters into the 4th currently

oh good choices in authors, what are your favorites by King?

lol the three Ps, but cool good for you. Some of my favorite books are the Lord of the Rings trilogy, Cell by Stephen King, and White Oleander by Janet Fitch. what about you?

welcome to BookTalk Leyla!

sounds like we have the same taste in books and hobbies. i'm big into fantasy and horror to. I've always wanted to learn how to play Guitar myself. nice to meet you, hope we can chat sometime.