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Date Posted: 16:43:04 01/12/03 Sun
Author: Tamara
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In reply to: DarkGoddess 's message, "Re: Any one out there read Blackwood Farm yet?" on 16:45:44 11/21/02 Thu

Only have read two of Anne's books myself...the original Interview...and Servant of the Bones...I just never really got into her series. Tolkein is another story altogether...although it's been a few years since the last time I read it, I've made it through the Silmarillion AND ALL the apendices at the end of it FIVE times...for some reason both my husband and my master say I tend to get a little...obsessive about some things...can't imagine WHY *grin*

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[> [> [> Re: Reading Corner -- DarkGoddess, 12:06:21 01/13/03 Mon

Well I did finally manage to finish the Silmarillion. Absolutely wonderful piece of literature. (I'm a huge fan of anything Elven.) I also finished Blood and Gold. Not really one of Anne's better books, though it was good all the same. (However, I strongly believe that the fact that I enjoyed it had more to do with the book being about Marius than anything else. *sigh* You're not the only obsessive person out there.) At the moment I'm rereading The Fellowship of the Ring *again*. Just something good to read while waiting for Cerulean Sins. So, since I'm finished boring people with my reading list, I'll be going now.

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