barnaclelapse wrote:CatNamedRudy wrote:Just finishing up The Appeal by John Grisham. I used to read all of his stuff the minute it came out in paperback but I fell behind a bit. I have 3 books of his to catch up on now!
Was it...APPEALing?
But yes.
barnaclelapse wrote:CatNamedRudy wrote:Just finishing up The Appeal by John Grisham. I used to read all of his stuff the minute it came out in paperback but I fell behind a bit. I have 3 books of his to catch up on now!
Was it...APPEALing?
Forever Jung wrote::twisted: I've not MC.
I dare say he's someone you'de recommend then?
Dorset Girl wrote:To Kill a Mockingbird - Harper Lee
Been meaning to read this for a while. It was one of a stack of books in our accommodation last week, so I read it over three or four days. It was a really good read!
insaneasperger wrote:That sounds familiar.... is it one that is studied for GCSE Eng Lit??? If so, I haven't read it, but quoted from the first page and last page of it and got a C for english
Dorset Girl wrote:insaneasperger wrote:That sounds familiar.... is it one that is studied for GCSE Eng Lit??? If so, I haven't read it, but quoted from the first page and last page of it and got a C for english
Haha, clever! Like me with Jane Austen's 'Emma' at A-level - read the first chapter, skimmed the rest and thankfully the exam question was about chapter 1! Got an A.
insaneasperger wrote:Always wanted to read that... won't ask if its any good though!
I am clever, also had no choice, as was expelled from school, and the let me in for my exams, and decided they would give my a copy of the book 15 mins before the exam on it started! Think it annoyed them ever so much that I still managed to get a C though!!
Dorset Girl wrote:insaneasperger wrote:I am clever, also had no choice, as was expelled from school, and the let me in for my exams, and decided they would give my a copy of the book 15 mins before the exam on it started! Think it annoyed them ever so much that I still managed to get a C though!!
Good on you for getting a 'c' then!
Moon-Crane wrote:Well done, IA. Hope you called them a 'c' afterwards.
Moon-Crane wrote:Dorset Girl wrote:insaneasperger wrote:I am clever, also had no choice, as was expelled from school, and the let me in for my exams, and decided they would give my a copy of the book 15 mins before the exam on it started! Think it annoyed them ever so much that I still managed to get a C though!!
Good on you for getting a 'c' then!
Well done, IA. Hope you called them a 'c' afterwards.
Dorset Girl wrote:To Kill a Mockingbird - Harper Lee
Been meaning to read this for a while. It was one of a stack of books in our accommodation last week, so I read it over three or four days. It was a really good read!
insaneasperger wrote:Thanks DG, had no help from my school at all from the beginning of year 11, but still managed to get 4 'c's and a 'b'.
Kinda makes me wish They had diagnosed my problems before I left school, I might not have been expelled for my 'bizarre' behaviour then and got some really good grades!
Worst book ever?? I thought that was the Hobbit?
Forever Jung wrote::twisted: Started Four Past Midnight by SK last night.
Collection of four long short stories starting off with The Langoliers.
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