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I'm just about to start A Perfect Stranger by Shalini Boland.

I have just started The Last House on the Street by Diane Chamberlain, I love books about the deep south.

I bought it with my weekly shop and said to Tim I always feel its an extravagance buying a book, they should be given by friends or from charity shops. That explained the first part of my dream that I was shopping for books in a charity shop, what it didnt explain is why I left the shop with a moose on a lead!!!!!! A moose????????

I’m re-reading To Kill A Mockingbird for the millionth time.

That's my third favourite book Jo.

I'm racing through Lynda Bellingham's There's Something I've Been Dying To Tell You.

I read Jackie's copy when it first came out but it was on Kindle yesterday for 99c so I bought it.

I always thought she came across as so lovely.

JoM wrote:I’m re-reading To Kill A Mockingbird for the millionth time.

A wonderful book, and a cracking film too

Fluffy reading for me this month - A Lady’s Guide to Fortune Hunting: A Novel by Sophie Irwin. It’s a Regency novel, along the lines of Georgette Heyer. Fun read so far

I am also working my way through the Coronation Street novels, based on the soap of course, but set during WW II The first one was about a very young Elsie Tanner, and the second one is next on my list. There are five altogether, written by Maggie Sullivan.

What are your first two favourites Al?

I first read it during the Summer holidays when I was 14, and on going back to school in September it turned out to be our set book for Eng Lit O level so it was dissected every which way over the two years.

The film is beautiful Kaz, I really want to see the West End play.

It's being banned in many American schools, I honestly think they're going bonkers over there

I think the play would be marvellous Jo

Its on my list of favourites too, my all time favourite being Gone with the Wind

Kaz, talking of Coronation Street, my nan had the book of Peyton Place. I finally got round to reading it and really liked it

I vaguely remember Peyton Place, my mum used to watch it. Mia Farrow and Ryan O'Neil.