Another meme…

This time it is about books. One of my favourite things. I was tagged by Jen, one of my new found blogging friends (maybe a future swapping friend).

One book you have read more than once:

Anne of Green Gables by Lucy Maud Montgomery, although i haven’t read it again for quite a few years. It is a very special copy my Kiwi nana gave me when i was about 8 or 9. It was the thickest book i had ever been given and it is had Anne of Green Gables and Anne of Avonlea in it. It was especially special (Can those two words go together?) because it was upsidedown. You’d open the book and have to turn it upsdide down to read it. Also, Looking for Alibrandi would have to be a book i have read SOOOO many times that i can’t even count them.

One book you would want on a desert island:

I would want a book by Jodi Picoult that i havn’t read before. Although i think i have read them all now, BRING ON A NEW BOOK JODI! She is my current favourite…

One book that made you laugh:

The whole Stephanie Plum series by Janet Evanovich. These are all laugh out loud books but her first couple are by far the best and if you like funny crime books these are for you. Another book read recently that made me laugh out loud was “Around the World in 80 dates” by Jennifer Cox who used to part of the PR team for Lonely Planet which must have been an awesome job.

One book that made you cry:

Alison by Margaret Watts, I read it when i was quite young and there have been a few books since then that have made me cry but this was the first of many.

One book you wish you had written:

Harry Potter series by JK Rowling because i like money, and i recon that now she must have a lot of it. Also because she is obviously so talented to be able to grab such a large audiance for her books and i guess i wouldn’t of minded having some of that talent. Either that or Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code for the same reasons.

One book you have been meaning to read:

Scar Tissue by Anthony Kiedis. My brother reccomended it, and he never reads so if he has enjoyed a book it must be good.

One book that changed your life:

One book that has always stuck in my mind was something i read while still in highschool (which is when i think books have the most impact on someones life in terms of changing it) and it was a book reccomended by a friend Lucy who i used to sing with at school. I ran into back in Australia recently and it was intresting to hear that she no longer sings anymore…if you read this lucy you should start again! You (and Alana) were both so talented. But anyway i am getting off track. The book was Anna’s Story by Bronwyn Donaghy. A book based on a true story of a 15 year old (The age i was when i read this book) girl who died after taking half anecstasy tablet at a Sydney rave party.

If someone feels they would like to do this meme, feel free. I don’t think i know enough people that would agree to do it!!!

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4 comments:

  1. suzy, 22. August 2006, 18:18

    I just finished Scar Tissue! It was great. Let me know if you want to borrow it.
    And I loved AoGG when I was little too.

     
  2. Jen, 23. August 2006, 15:45

    I must be about the only girl in the world who has not read Anne of Green Gables, I did read and love looking for Alibrandi though. I LOVE the movie, I have a girl crush on Pia Miranda.

    P.S I am so up for a swap, and I’m still happy to wait until you’ve got through all your others :)

     
  3. Enny, 23. August 2006, 21:01

    I haven’t read it myself, but I seem to recall someone somewhere saying that ‘Alison’ was really sad… what’s it about?!

    (I haven’t read AoGG either!)

     
  4. Lulu, 23. August 2006, 21:30

    It has been a long while since i read it but from what i recall “Alison” was about two best friends living on a farm where the boy (Ian?) came from the parents with the money who owned the farm and the girl (Alison) came from the parents that worked on the farm. The were growing up, the boy went to boarding school, hated it, then one night after the father had beat his son with a bull whip (I know it is only a story but can you beleive that?? So horrible), Alison went to help him and she was caring for him and they slept together and Alison got pregnant. Ian killed himself and never knew. Alison brought up the baby even though the abusive father of Ian wanted to get custody and she had to leave her family on the farm to move to Sydney to escape. She was about 16 when she gave birth, but the story is about her from about age 13 to 18 i think. Great story but really sad (has a happy ending though)

    Suzy: I want to borrow the book! PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE!

    Enny and Jen: You should both read Anne of Green Gables. It is a classic!!!

     

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