Booking through Thursday
What was the last book you bought?
The Russion Concubine
Name a book you have read MORE than once
How to talk so kids will listen and listen so kids will talk
Has a book ever fundamentally changed the way you see life? If yes, what was it?
Dale Carnegie's - How to win friends and influence people
How do you choose a book? eg. by cover design and summary, recommendations or reviews
A combination I think
Do you prefer Fiction or Non-Fiction?
Both
What’s more important in a novel - beautiful writing or a gripping plot?
Plot!!
Most loved/memorable character (character/book)
pass
Which book or books can be found on your nightstand at the moment?
Russian Concubine
What was the last book you’ve read, and when was it?
Crucial confrontations- about a week ago
Have you ever given up on a book half way in?
Jip- hate books that I can predict
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Thursday, October 9, 2008
Thursday, August 7, 2008
Booking Through Thursday
Other Worlds August 7, 2008
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 1:48 am
Suggested by Miko
Are there any particular worlds in books where you’d like to live?
Or where you certainly would NOT want to live?
What about authors? If you were a character, who would you trust to write your life?
(This came to me when reviewing a Jonathan Carroll book - I’m not sure I’d like to live in the worlds of his books.)
I wouldn't like to live in a world where women is not seen as equal- I would have hated living in the 18th century-al those corsets and not voting -blegh- and scratchy underwear
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 1:48 am
Suggested by Miko
Are there any particular worlds in books where you’d like to live?
Or where you certainly would NOT want to live?
What about authors? If you were a character, who would you trust to write your life?
(This came to me when reviewing a Jonathan Carroll book - I’m not sure I’d like to live in the worlds of his books.)
I wouldn't like to live in a world where women is not seen as equal- I would have hated living in the 18th century-al those corsets and not voting -blegh- and scratchy underwear
Thursday, July 24, 2008
Booking Through Thursday
Beginnings July 24, 2008
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 1:55 am
Suggested by: Nithin
Here’s another idea about memorable first lines from books.
What are your favourite first sentences from books? Is there a book that you liked specially because of its first sentence? Or a book, perhaps that you didn’t like but still remember simply because of the first line?
Oh oh- It MUST be 1984 by George Orwell-
The clock striked 13
I was so struck by this that I put the book down and thought about it for a whole day. lol
I was totally intrigued.
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 1:55 am
Suggested by: Nithin
Here’s another idea about memorable first lines from books.
What are your favourite first sentences from books? Is there a book that you liked specially because of its first sentence? Or a book, perhaps that you didn’t like but still remember simply because of the first line?
Oh oh- It MUST be 1984 by George Orwell-
The clock striked 13
I was so struck by this that I put the book down and thought about it for a whole day. lol
I was totally intrigued.
Thursday, July 17, 2008
Booking Through Thursday
Vacation Spots July 17, 2008
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 6:38 am
Another question inspired by the Bunch of Grapes on Martha’s Vineyard having burned down on the Fourth of July.
Do you buy books while on vacation/holiday?
Do you have favorite bookstores that you only get to visit while away on a trip?
What/Where are they?
Funny enough I mostly buy magazines on holiday- to try and do that elusive crossword, or read that interesting article-nothing too long- as my attention span is not very long on holiday.lol
Pre-kids Pierre and I liked to scratch around in bookshops whenever we came accross one- but with two kids in tow it is a bit difficult
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 6:38 am
Another question inspired by the Bunch of Grapes on Martha’s Vineyard having burned down on the Fourth of July.
Do you buy books while on vacation/holiday?
Do you have favorite bookstores that you only get to visit while away on a trip?
What/Where are they?
Funny enough I mostly buy magazines on holiday- to try and do that elusive crossword, or read that interesting article-nothing too long- as my attention span is not very long on holiday.lol
Pre-kids Pierre and I liked to scratch around in bookshops whenever we came accross one- but with two kids in tow it is a bit difficult
Thursday, July 10, 2008
Booking Through Thursday
Doomsday July 10, 2008
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 1:56 am
One of my favorite bookstores burned down last weekend, and while I only got to visit there while I was on vacation, it made me stop and think.
What would you do if, all of a sudden, your favorite source of books was unavailable?
Whether it’s a local book shop, your town library, or an internet shop … what would you do if, suddenly, they were out of business? Devastatingly, and with no warning? Where would you go for books instead? What would you do? If it was a local business you would try to help out the owners? Would you just calmly start buying from some other store? Visit the library in the next town instead? Would it be devastating? Or just a blip in your reading habit?
Since I source my books from various places-bookstores,more than one internet shop and friends it would be just a blip on my reading habit. I would just move on to the next book provider.
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 1:56 am
One of my favorite bookstores burned down last weekend, and while I only got to visit there while I was on vacation, it made me stop and think.
What would you do if, all of a sudden, your favorite source of books was unavailable?
Whether it’s a local book shop, your town library, or an internet shop … what would you do if, suddenly, they were out of business? Devastatingly, and with no warning? Where would you go for books instead? What would you do? If it was a local business you would try to help out the owners? Would you just calmly start buying from some other store? Visit the library in the next town instead? Would it be devastating? Or just a blip in your reading habit?
Since I source my books from various places-bookstores,more than one internet shop and friends it would be just a blip on my reading habit. I would just move on to the next book provider.
Thursday, July 3, 2008
Booking Through Thursday
Holidays July 3, 2008
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 1:36 am
It’s a holiday weekend here in the U.S., so let’s keep today’s question simple–What are you reading? Anything special? Any particularly juicy summer reading?
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 1:36 am
It’s a holiday weekend here in the U.S., so let’s keep today’s question simple–What are you reading? Anything special? Any particularly juicy summer reading?
I'm reading a book called "The 7 Powers of Questions" by Dorothy Leeds.
It is a book that shows you how powerfull questions can be and how they can change a bad situation to good.
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Booking Through Thursday
Flavor June 19, 2008
Filed under: Drafts — --Deb @ 1:40 am
Think about your favorite authors, your favorite books . . . what is it about them that makes you love them above all the other authors you’ve read? The stories? The characters? The way they appear to relish the taste of words on the tongue? The way they’re unafraid to show the nitty-gritty of life? How they sweep you off to a new, distant place? What is it about those books and authors that makes them resonate with you in ways that other, perfectly good books and authors do not?
Don’t forget to leave a link to your actual response (so people don’t have to go searching for it) in the comments—or if you prefer, leave your answers in the comments themselves!
Yoh- that's quite a mouthfull- I love Anne Tyler books cause they are so real! And the people face crises in their live like we all do- by ignoring them,hoping they go away,fighting with their loved ones,walking out- and then eventually facing them and coming up with a solution.
As I get more older- and hopefully a bit wiser- I enjoy characters that has a bit of humility about them- because it is sometimes only with other peoples grace that we learn,live and hope as much as we do.
Filed under: Drafts — --Deb @ 1:40 am
Think about your favorite authors, your favorite books . . . what is it about them that makes you love them above all the other authors you’ve read? The stories? The characters? The way they appear to relish the taste of words on the tongue? The way they’re unafraid to show the nitty-gritty of life? How they sweep you off to a new, distant place? What is it about those books and authors that makes them resonate with you in ways that other, perfectly good books and authors do not?
Don’t forget to leave a link to your actual response (so people don’t have to go searching for it) in the comments—or if you prefer, leave your answers in the comments themselves!
Yoh- that's quite a mouthfull- I love Anne Tyler books cause they are so real! And the people face crises in their live like we all do- by ignoring them,hoping they go away,fighting with their loved ones,walking out- and then eventually facing them and coming up with a solution.
As I get more older- and hopefully a bit wiser- I enjoy characters that has a bit of humility about them- because it is sometimes only with other peoples grace that we learn,live and hope as much as we do.
Thursday, June 12, 2008
Booking Through Thursday
Clubbing June 12, 2008
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 1:11 am
A combo of two suggestions by: Heidi and by litlove
Have you ever been a member of a book club? How did your group choose (ot, if you haven’t been, what do you think is the best way to choose) the next book and who would lead discussion?
Do you feel more or less likely to appreciate books if you are obliged to read them for book groups rather than choosing them of your own free will? Does knowing they are going to be read as part of a group affect the reading experience?
Don’t forget to leave a link to your actual response (so people don’t have to go searching for it) in the comments—or if you prefer, leave your answers in the comments themselves!
PMSL- I just have to laugh at this- The bookclub I belong to is more like a ladies night out club. A place to let your hair down,talk a lot of crap and just generally for one night a month forget you are a mom,wife,employee or anything really that requires responsibility.
There is a basket with books. Everyone just take out every month what they want to read and put in some books they have read that they would like to share.
The most discussion we have around these books is whether, what kind of book it was and was it a good read. This never takes longer than 10 minutes.
Oh I forgot- we actually do read at this club- We read the wine labels. LOL
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 1:11 am
A combo of two suggestions by: Heidi and by litlove
Have you ever been a member of a book club? How did your group choose (ot, if you haven’t been, what do you think is the best way to choose) the next book and who would lead discussion?
Do you feel more or less likely to appreciate books if you are obliged to read them for book groups rather than choosing them of your own free will? Does knowing they are going to be read as part of a group affect the reading experience?
Don’t forget to leave a link to your actual response (so people don’t have to go searching for it) in the comments—or if you prefer, leave your answers in the comments themselves!
PMSL- I just have to laugh at this- The bookclub I belong to is more like a ladies night out club. A place to let your hair down,talk a lot of crap and just generally for one night a month forget you are a mom,wife,employee or anything really that requires responsibility.
There is a basket with books. Everyone just take out every month what they want to read and put in some books they have read that they would like to share.
The most discussion we have around these books is whether, what kind of book it was and was it a good read. This never takes longer than 10 minutes.
Oh I forgot- we actually do read at this club- We read the wine labels. LOL
Thursday, June 5, 2008
Booking Through Thursday
Trends June 5, 2008
Filed under: Drafts — --Deb @ 1:36 am
Have your book-tastes changed over the years? More fiction? Less? Books that are darker and more serious? Lighter and more frivolous? Challenging? Easy? How-to books over novels? Mysteries over Romance?
Mm- I used to read quite a bit of chicklit- now I dont enjoy that as much anymore. I like books with more substance now. For non-fiction I enjoy self help kind of books.
I love a good whodunnit- although I find it quite hard to find a good one lately.
Filed under: Drafts — --Deb @ 1:36 am
Have your book-tastes changed over the years? More fiction? Less? Books that are darker and more serious? Lighter and more frivolous? Challenging? Easy? How-to books over novels? Mysteries over Romance?
Mm- I used to read quite a bit of chicklit- now I dont enjoy that as much anymore. I like books with more substance now. For non-fiction I enjoy self help kind of books.
I love a good whodunnit- although I find it quite hard to find a good one lately.
Thursday, May 29, 2008
Booking Through Thursday
What is Reading, Fundamentally? May 29, 2008
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 1:59 am
Suggested by: Thisisnotabookclub
What is reading, anyway? Novels, comics, graphic novels, manga, e-books, audiobooks — which of these is reading these days? Are they all reading? Only some of them? What are your personal qualifications for something to be “reading” — why? If something isn’t reading, why not? Does it matter? Does it impact your desire to sample a source if you find out a premise you liked the sound of is in a format you don’t consider to be reading? Share your personal definition of reading, and how you came to have that stance.
(Two weeks late for Reading is Fundamental week, but, well…)
Reading is using your imagination to make the picture up in your mind- so all of these-books,magazines,e-books,audiobooks is all reading- but of course the best reading is done in bed or siting with a cup of coffee, cocoa or wine and just savouring the book. So yes format does influence the reading- i.e I cant read an e-book in bed- but e-books are fine if I'm working on the computer.
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 1:59 am
Suggested by: Thisisnotabookclub
What is reading, anyway? Novels, comics, graphic novels, manga, e-books, audiobooks — which of these is reading these days? Are they all reading? Only some of them? What are your personal qualifications for something to be “reading” — why? If something isn’t reading, why not? Does it matter? Does it impact your desire to sample a source if you find out a premise you liked the sound of is in a format you don’t consider to be reading? Share your personal definition of reading, and how you came to have that stance.
(Two weeks late for Reading is Fundamental week, but, well…)
Reading is using your imagination to make the picture up in your mind- so all of these-books,magazines,e-books,audiobooks is all reading- but of course the best reading is done in bed or siting with a cup of coffee, cocoa or wine and just savouring the book. So yes format does influence the reading- i.e I cant read an e-book in bed- but e-books are fine if I'm working on the computer.
Thursday, May 22, 2008
Booking Through Thursday
Books vs Movies May 22, 2008
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 1:35 am
Suggested by: Superfastreader:
Books and films both tell stories, but what we want from a book can be different from what we want from a movie. Is this true for you? If so, what’s the difference between a book and a movie?
Don’t forget to leave a link to your actual response (so people don’t have to go searching for it) in the comments—or if you prefer, leave your answers in the comments themselves!
I normally want more from a book - and are usually disappointed with a movie based on a book- a movie can never tell the full story!!
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 1:35 am
Suggested by: Superfastreader:
Books and films both tell stories, but what we want from a book can be different from what we want from a movie. Is this true for you? If so, what’s the difference between a book and a movie?
Don’t forget to leave a link to your actual response (so people don’t have to go searching for it) in the comments—or if you prefer, leave your answers in the comments themselves!
I normally want more from a book - and are usually disappointed with a movie based on a book- a movie can never tell the full story!!
Thursday, May 15, 2008
Booking Through Thursday
Manual Labor Redux May 15, 2008
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 1:39 am
Following up last week’s question about reading writing/grammar guides, this week, we’re expanding the question….
Scenario: You’ve just bought some complicated gadget home . . . do you read the accompanying documentation? Or not?
Do you ever read manuals?
How-to books?
Self-help guides?
Anything at all?
Jip, I love self help books and how to's. In fact I'm revisiting one of my favourite self-help Parents books. Siblings without Rivalry.
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 1:39 am
Following up last week’s question about reading writing/grammar guides, this week, we’re expanding the question….
Scenario: You’ve just bought some complicated gadget home . . . do you read the accompanying documentation? Or not?
Do you ever read manuals?
How-to books?
Self-help guides?
Anything at all?
Jip, I love self help books and how to's. In fact I'm revisiting one of my favourite self-help Parents books. Siblings without Rivalry.
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Booking Through Thursday
Manual Labor May 8, 2008
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 1:38 am
Writing guides, grammar books, punctuation how-tos . . . do you read them? Not read them? How many writing books, grammar books, dictionaries–if any–do you have in your library?
I actually do!! LOL - I love how to's then I can fully realise how unqualified I am to do something.
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 1:38 am
Writing guides, grammar books, punctuation how-tos . . . do you read them? Not read them? How many writing books, grammar books, dictionaries–if any–do you have in your library?
I actually do!! LOL - I love how to's then I can fully realise how unqualified I am to do something.
Thursday, April 24, 2008
Booking Through Thursday
Whht with me battling to log on and being away I have quite a bit of catching up to do.
So bare with me!!
Springing April 24, 2008
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 1:37 am
Well, here where I live, Spring is sprung–weeks early, even. Our lilac bush looks like it will have flowers by this time next week instead of in the middle of May as usual. The dogwood trees, the magnolia trees–all the flowering trees are flowering. The daffodils and crocuses are, if anything, starting to fade. It may only be April 24th but it is very definitely Spring and, allergies notwithstanding, I’m happy to welcome the change of season. What I want to know, is:
Do your reading habits change in the Spring? Do you read gardening books? Even if you don’t have a garden? More light fiction than during the Winter? Less? Travel books? Light paperbacks you can stick in a knapsack?
Or do you pretty much read the same kinds of things in the Spring as you do the rest of the year?
I read what I get my hands on- mind you I do tend towards chicklit for the beach. Enjoy Spring- We are firmly heading for winter over here- It's time to get ot the winter woolies!!
So bare with me!!
Springing April 24, 2008
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 1:37 am
Well, here where I live, Spring is sprung–weeks early, even. Our lilac bush looks like it will have flowers by this time next week instead of in the middle of May as usual. The dogwood trees, the magnolia trees–all the flowering trees are flowering. The daffodils and crocuses are, if anything, starting to fade. It may only be April 24th but it is very definitely Spring and, allergies notwithstanding, I’m happy to welcome the change of season. What I want to know, is:
Do your reading habits change in the Spring? Do you read gardening books? Even if you don’t have a garden? More light fiction than during the Winter? Less? Travel books? Light paperbacks you can stick in a knapsack?
Or do you pretty much read the same kinds of things in the Spring as you do the rest of the year?
I read what I get my hands on- mind you I do tend towards chicklit for the beach. Enjoy Spring- We are firmly heading for winter over here- It's time to get ot the winter woolies!!
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Busy Today
Vocabulary April 17, 2008
Filed under: Drafts — --Deb @ 1:11 am
Suggested by Nithin:
I’ve always wondered what other people do when they come across a word/phrase that they’ve never heard before. I mean, do they jot it down on paper so they can look it up later, or do they stop reading to look it up on the dictionary/google it or do they just continue reading and forget about the word?
Filed under: Drafts — --Deb @ 1:11 am
Suggested by Nithin:
I’ve always wondered what other people do when they come across a word/phrase that they’ve never heard before. I mean, do they jot it down on paper so they can look it up later, or do they stop reading to look it up on the dictionary/google it or do they just continue reading and forget about the word?
It depends- if it is at the end of the story,pharagraph,chapter- I will stop to look it up. If it is in the middle of the sentence - I ask my husband- English is after all his first language- but inevitably he wont know either. Usually then he is intrigued enough to get up an look the word up.But I hate not knowing the meaning of a word- It drives me dilly.
Thursday, April 10, 2008
Booking Through Thursday
Writing Challenge April 10, 2008
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 1:07 am
Pick up the nearest book. (I’m sure you must have one nearby.)
Turn to page 123.
What is the first sentence on the page?
The last sentence on the page?
Now . . . connect them together….(And no, you may not transcribe the entire page of the book–that’s cheating!)
Ha- I dont believe this- the last time I did the 123 meme it was the exact same book that 'm going to comment on now- A Saucerfull of secrets by Jane Yardley- mainly because I'm at the office and I lent the book out- and they brought it back just today-lol
Anyways here goes
Imogen shut her eyes. The birth certificate arrived by that morning's post.
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 1:07 am
Pick up the nearest book. (I’m sure you must have one nearby.)
Turn to page 123.
What is the first sentence on the page?
The last sentence on the page?
Now . . . connect them together….(And no, you may not transcribe the entire page of the book–that’s cheating!)
Ha- I dont believe this- the last time I did the 123 meme it was the exact same book that 'm going to comment on now- A Saucerfull of secrets by Jane Yardley- mainly because I'm at the office and I lent the book out- and they brought it back just today-lol
Anyways here goes
Imogen shut her eyes. The birth certificate arrived by that morning's post.
Thursday, April 3, 2008
Booking Through Thursday
Lit-Ra-Chur April 3, 2008
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 1:21 am
When somebody mentions “literature,” what’s the first thing you think of? (Dickens? Tolstoy? Shakespeare?)
Funny enough I only use that word in reference to "Modern Literature" i.e magazines,newspapers and increasingly blogs. I never think of it in the context of the Classics- Tolstoy, Shakespeare etc- those are just books or plays to be read
Do you read “literature” (however you define it) for pleasure? Or is it something that you read only when you must?
Well obviously in school- I had to read the classics- but luckily for the most apart enjoyed it- but I didn't enjoy it when we had to pull the book apart and analyse it- if I like a book I just want to read it and enjoy it- not bother about subplots and themes and all that jazz.
But now- if there is a classic I haven't read yet and think I would like it - I do pick it up just to read.
I even got the kids a simplified version of Shakespeare's plays- so we can enjoy those stories together. Also the same on famous opera's- I've got a kiddie version that is easy to read and understand. I have a duty after all to let Carmen understand where her name comes from. :)
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 1:21 am
When somebody mentions “literature,” what’s the first thing you think of? (Dickens? Tolstoy? Shakespeare?)
Funny enough I only use that word in reference to "Modern Literature" i.e magazines,newspapers and increasingly blogs. I never think of it in the context of the Classics- Tolstoy, Shakespeare etc- those are just books or plays to be read
Do you read “literature” (however you define it) for pleasure? Or is it something that you read only when you must?
Well obviously in school- I had to read the classics- but luckily for the most apart enjoyed it- but I didn't enjoy it when we had to pull the book apart and analyse it- if I like a book I just want to read it and enjoy it- not bother about subplots and themes and all that jazz.
But now- if there is a classic I haven't read yet and think I would like it - I do pick it up just to read.
I even got the kids a simplified version of Shakespeare's plays- so we can enjoy those stories together. Also the same on famous opera's- I've got a kiddie version that is easy to read and understand. I have a duty after all to let Carmen understand where her name comes from. :)
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Booking Through Thursday
The End March 20, 2008
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 1:55 am
You’ve just reached the end of a book . . . what do you do now? Savor and muse over the book? Dive right into the next one? Go take the dog for a walk, the kids to the park, before even thinking about the next book you’re going to read? What?
(Obviously, there can be more than one answer, here–a book with a cliff-hanger is going to engender different reactions than a serene, stand-alone, but you get the idea!)
Don’t forget to leave a link to your actual response (so people don’t have to go searching for it) in the comments—or if you prefer, leave your answers in the comments themselves!
That- as you so rightly pointed out- depends on the book.
A cliffhanger I'll muse forever about possible endings. A "that's the way life is" just leaves me pondering about all that is in my life. And mostly depending on the book - and my mood- I either dive straight into another one or go off books for a while.
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 1:55 am
You’ve just reached the end of a book . . . what do you do now? Savor and muse over the book? Dive right into the next one? Go take the dog for a walk, the kids to the park, before even thinking about the next book you’re going to read? What?
(Obviously, there can be more than one answer, here–a book with a cliff-hanger is going to engender different reactions than a serene, stand-alone, but you get the idea!)
Don’t forget to leave a link to your actual response (so people don’t have to go searching for it) in the comments—or if you prefer, leave your answers in the comments themselves!
That- as you so rightly pointed out- depends on the book.
A cliffhanger I'll muse forever about possible endings. A "that's the way life is" just leaves me pondering about all that is in my life. And mostly depending on the book - and my mood- I either dive straight into another one or go off books for a while.
Thursday, March 13, 2008
Booking Through Thursday
Playing Editor March 13, 2008
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 1:13 am
Suggested by John :
How about a chance to play editor-in-chief? Fill in the blanks:
Thirtheenth Tale would have been a much better book if the Main Character's own story of Twins was presented as the main story.
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 1:13 am
Suggested by John :
How about a chance to play editor-in-chief? Fill in the blanks:
Thirtheenth Tale would have been a much better book if the Main Character's own story of Twins was presented as the main story.
Thursday, February 28, 2008
Booking Through Thursday
Heroine February 28, 2008
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 1:32 am
Who is your favorite female lead character? And why? (And yes, of course, you can name more than one . . . I always have trouble narrowing down these things to one name, why should I force you to?)
Filed under: Wordpress — --Deb @ 1:32 am
Who is your favorite female lead character? And why? (And yes, of course, you can name more than one . . . I always have trouble narrowing down these things to one name, why should I force you to?)
I dont think I really have a favourite from the fiction I have read lately. I always like the women in Anne Tyler's books- not beacuse they are particularly strong- but because they are mothers,lovers, fighters, bitches,friends - human in other words.
Now I can still remember vividly my favourite children's book Heroine. It has to be Kobie from the Maasdorp series by Stella Blakemore. It is a uniquely South African storie about girls in a Girl's only school. Kobie was the naughtiest,but also the most personable.It's written in Afrikaans though- and I'm not sure if they have ever translated it.
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