Club Bookworms

[chengliu]

i had just finished Sophie Kinsella, Twenties Girl. Whenever i was holding the book, friends will laugh at me said u r still in ur 20s? well, this book doesnt mean for 20 year old girls. It means the girl in 1920s. Love the twist at the end of the story and how the girl get to know better on her past away great grand aunt. Great book should read it.

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[SAHM_TAN]

chengliu:

i had just finished Sophie Kinsella, Twenties Girl. Whenever i was holding the book, friends will laugh at me said u r still in ur 20s? well, this book doesnt mean for 20 year old girls. It means the girl in 1920s. Love the twist at the end of the story and how the girl get to know better on her past away great grand aunt. Great book should read it.

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:welcome: and thanks for the recommendations

[toddles]

WCW:

Angelight:

I recently finished reading \"The Marriage You've Always Wanted\" by Gary Chapman. Great book, with practical exercises at the back of each chapter which you can do with your spouse. Would recommend to anyone, whether you are getting married, newly married or married for many years.

another Gary's book... he's a gd author

Yup Gary Chapman's books are very practical. Hubby and I read them before we got married. Good to discover what each other's love language is, so that what we do can be 'received' well!

Otherwise we tend to give in our own love language (e.g. Acts of Service) when the person doesn't feel loved by that and what they really want is Gifts, or Physical Touch, etc.

[toddles]

So far seems that most of the books are non-fiction? Anyone enjoys fiction?


I really liked A.S Byatt’s "Possession". It was made into a movie too.

[SAHM_TAN]

toddles:

So far seems that most of the books are non-fiction? Anyone enjoys fiction?


I really liked A.S Byatt's \"Possession\". It was made into a movie too.

I love fiction. But now reading more non-fiction becos want to learn how to handle the kids :lol:

[mummy of 2]

toddles:

So far seems that most of the books are non-fiction? Anyone enjoys fiction?


I really liked A.S Byatt's \"Possession\". It was made into a movie too.

For fiction I mostly read chick lit to destress though I also like Jodi picoult

[mummy of 2]

Pen88n:

mummy of 2:

[quote=\"Pen88n\"] No, no, when in-law(s) trying to be funny, take the book out and read in front of them :evil: If hubby dare to make noise, tell him after what in-law(s) said / did, you need to read this book to achieve inner peace! :evil:

I seriously think I need to read this book to get over what SIL has done/is doing. Shall find the book and read it when she comes to my house :evil:

Wishing you success![/quote]Do you mean success in getting my message across?

[Champion]

Hi,

Like to share this book with you all for children :love:

My DD2, 6 years old, K2 is reading this book that she got from her PCF kindergarten; interesting book (many facts which I din know! :yikes: )

Title\t My stomach / by Rena Korb ; illustrated by Remy Simard ; content consultant, Anthony J. Weinhaus.
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[Angelight]

Hi Champion, your DD also studying at PCF kindy? Do you still have the readers (English and Chinese) for K1? If you don't want, can give or sell to me?

[Champion]

Angelight:

Hi Champion, your DD also studying at PCF kindy? Do you still have the readers (English and Chinese) for K1? If you don't want, can give or sell to me?

Hi Angelight - My DD2 + DD1 readers, I have given to a dear friend last year; :imsorry: