My mate is lending it too me tomorrow....should have it done at least by next week

yep i read it a week ago

and what did we think, good? bad? epilogue was too soppy? too many deaths? not enough Ginny?
i was expecting more death actually... But i think its my favorite in the series.

The epilogue was a bit weird compared to the rest of the book. I'm not sure what i was expecting concerning deaths but it made sense. I mean it would have been totally stupid if none of the likable characters died. And yeah a little more Ginny would have been good.
I'm always going to find some bits that i don't like but seriously overall i really enjoyed it. Its definitely my favorite

Let me just say now: MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD!!!!

Ok, so the epilogue burned, but otherwise th book ROCKED!!!!!

I'd read it 2 times by the monday after it came out.

I'll say it again:

SPOILERS!!!!

Harry died! and the came back to life! how cool was that!!!

And fred died.

WAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!

Gotta go!

Gosh you spoil things Gabby!!!

I borrowed the book of a friend who dropped it into work. I was so hard not to start reading it!

Wow.. Harry Potter days, no-one's posted on here for a while!! I'm reading the 4th summer of the sisterhood of the travelling pants. It's very sweet and addictive.

awww, I loved that series, such a complete blob... i seem to remember i finished that one in a night... I have no self control when it comes to books!
I've just finished 10 things i hate about me, its about an Australian girl with Muslim-Lebenise heritage, struggling with her identity... cute and satisfying

I haven't long finished No Place for a Woman. She was one strong woman working in then running the Pine creek pub and several others.

10 Things I Hate About Me, right Zoe? I'm going to make a list of books to read over the holidays, and I want people to give me recommendations Is No Place for a Woman good, Mel? I think the next book I want to read in George Orwell's 'Nineteen-Eightyfour'.

you should never say that to a librarian! lol
ok, somebody restrain me, here goes!
I won't stop raving about Nick & Norah's infinite playlist. it's by David leviathan and Rachael Cohn. One chapter is told by Nick, the next by Norah. Nick is written by David L, Norah by the Rachael C, it's interesting to read when you know that fact...
it's about one night in new york, and yes, it's a love story!

Also, I'm reading, across the nightingale floor by Lian Hearn, the author who bought us space demons and sky maze, aka Gillian Rubinstein, writing under a pseudonym, and for adults. It's set in historic japan and is about ninjas/samurai/really cool people who can fight!

there are oh so many more but i can't be bothered to do all my raving at once. go to

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ok, I'll shut up now...

I went and reserved a whole heap of books from two different libraries before camp so i now have quite a few big books to read :S lol.
At the moment i'm reading Foxmask by Juliet Marillier and New Moon by Stephenie Meyer.