Piney

Primary schools are a different kettle of fish altogether...and can't say I want to be the walking civics lesson.

That boy is an ignorant idiot.

No no, I never charge.

I don't know if calling Invincible a ho in the rant thread was intentional or not, but I have to spread some rep around before I can give it to you again!

Ta for the rep. It was a night out with the staff of Chambers...it was MASSIVE!!

thanks a mil!

The Easter hols...they're going grand thanks! Hope yours are too.

MY first Piney rep...

...I am humbled. Ta muchly! ;)

Merry Christmas enjoy the books xxx

But but but...They're the only ones who understand me and we have so much in common, for eample-both of use are blue about the edges at times

Correct! It's a band neutrophil, points for you...many mistake it for a monocyte!

Piney! It was awesome meeting you last night, but I must apologise, it wasn't so easy to talk to people in Chambers. Now that we've said our hellos, perhaps next time we meet it'll be somewhere we can actually talk xD

thanks for that - its such a nice post..... exactly what my friend needs! xx

Chat went mental. Going to bed. Happy hangovering.

great to finally meet you last night! another face for the username! xx Paulie x

I've another book I've been meaning to recommend to you. Incredibly Loud and Extremely Close by Jonathon Safron Foer. Thematically very similar to The Book Thief, it's about a kid dealing with grief, and the importance of words and literature. It's set in NY after 9/11 but the bombing of Germany in WWII is dealt with too.

I just got finished rereading it again. It's a wonderful book.

Everyone I've given it to has been 22 or under, I'd love to see what an older person thinks about the novel. I need to find someone to have a book club with. Unfortunately I have yet to find someone here I like that can read English fluently.

Just finished The Book Thief. Great book and so very very sad.

The first day I got it I read it through twice, and again later that week. I just wanted to reach into the book and hug Charlie, and Patrick. I've suggested the book to at least 5 or 6 people and they've all loved it. Any recs of your own?

So what did you think of Wallflower? Such a great book.