[One Love]

Originally Posted by faith grows old (View Post) My sister bought me "Veronika Decides to Die" by Paulo Coelho. I'm excited to read it.

I read that book a couple of years ago. It's good but not my favourite. I think Paulo Coelho has written better books.

[Anka_Loves_Grey'sAnatomy]

Originally Posted by JillyHalliwell (View Post) *pulls out big box* OKay....I got: 2 now fiction - Scrapbooking for dummies The Write Brain Workbook and 7 fictions - Avalon High by Meg Cabot Size 12 is Not Fat by Meg Cabot Certain Girls by Jennifer Weiner Shopaholic takes Manhattan by Sophie Kinsella Shopaholic ties the knot by Sophie Kinsella Shopaholic and Sister by Sophie Kinsella Shopaholic and Baby by Sophie Kinsella Good year for me. Plus Wednesday I'm suppose to go to the used book store with my uncle and he's gonna buy me some stuff as a late gift (I love the used book store,lol) -Pammie

I am officially jealous

[Kristen00]

Uh, I ended up getting two books for Christmas: Anybody Out There by Marian Keyes and Twilight by Stephenie Meyer. I just started reading Twilight and will get around to reading Anybody Out There once I've finished.

[tvwizard]

My friend Paula just gave me Harry Potter the tales of Beedle the Bard

[LittleLoLo]

Originally Posted by tvwizard (View Post) My friend Paula just gave me Harry Potter the tales of Beedle the Bard

I bought myself this book with my Barnes and Nobel gift card. I also bought a CD.

I feel a little silly but they were having a buy two get one free Dr. Seuss sale so I bought "The Butter Battle", "Did I ever tell you how Lucky you are?" and "Yurtle the Turtle and other stories." Hee!

I read two of the Dr. Seuss ones so far. Also I got a blank book for journaling.

[MBfan19]

This year for my Birthday I got City of Bones by Cassandra Clare.

[Gabriela]

I've been working on my wish list for my family's Christmas and so far I've put three Harry Potter books: Quidditch Through the Ages, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (those two mainly to finish out my HP collection ), and Harry, a History by Melissa Anelli. I'm really hoping I get Harry, a History - I've read part of it and it's really good!

[TheAngel]

Right now I don't have any books I'm asking for. There might be a couple, but I need to look and see if there's anything specific that I want. I thought about getting the Harry Potter cookbook. It looks pretty fun, and might be entertaining, but I'm not totally sure yet.

[Gabriela]

Originally Posted by TheAngel (View Post) Right now I don't have any books I'm asking for. There might be a couple, but I need to look and see if there's anything specific that I want. I thought about getting the Harry Potter cookbook. It looks pretty fun, and might be entertaining, but I'm not totally sure yet.

I thought about that too but I read that it doesn't have the butterbeer recipe, which is the one I really want But a lot of the recipes do sound good

[water lilies]

Who is the author of the cookbook? It sounds interesting.

[TheAngel]

Here is the Amazon.com link to the cookbook. It looks pretty interesting. I bet you can find some butterbeer recipes online to fill in the blanks.

[MBfan19]

I would love to try to make butter beer. It sounds so interesting.

[water lilies]

Thanks for the link...it does sound pretty good. I like Harry Potter and baking, so this works out.

[Tomorrow's skies]

I all ready picked them out, but I'll be getting Hunger Games and Malice (by Chris Wooding) for X-mas

If I can get my hands on the US hardcover of Leviathan, then I'll definitely snatch that up as well

[TheAngel]

I've found a couple books that I want for Christmas, but they're all cookbooks I'm a big cook, and am getting into a couple cuisines that I haven't had a lot of experience with, so I'm getting an Indian cookbook and then I'm getting Julia Child's The Art of French Cooking. My parents and friends are going to be guinea pigs for my new recipes