Bookclub - what are you reading?

Hey, hey, I'm surprised to find an intellectual thread in here
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May I join in?? I'm a book collector (ironically) more than I have time to digest them... I'm into the older fictions, rather than those bestsellers of our time.

I love American Literature (Henry James, Mark Twain, James Cooper Fenimore, Ernest Hemingway, F Scott Fitzgerald) and Modern English Literature (Evelyn Waugh, CS Lewis).

For a while, I was into American Chinese Literature (Joy Luck Club, Wild Swans) but then grew tired of the cliched plots of ABCs who tried to sensationalise their grannies' stories in wartime China.

So I switched to non-fiction such as "1421-the year China discovered the world" by Gavin Menzies or "Eats, Shoots and Leaves" by Lynn Truss...Also I'm always scouring for history books and biographies of famous figure at Borders. Anyone loves history books like me?

I'm rather disappointed with Dan Brown's Da Vinci's Code, like most of you...There are lots of errors that can be spotted by people who are familiar with Renaissance art history. I can't believe Brown didn't validate his facts before he published his book. Fancy him saying that Princess Di and Charles got married at Westminster Abbey!! Goodness gracious, it was her funeral lah! Then the so called "chalice" which he alluded to the pyramid at Louvre museum is also not accurate. And most of his conspiracy theories about the paintings are not original at all. *shake head*
 


Hi yule

welcome to our bookclub
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I'm into historical stuff as well...most keen on British history..their monarchs are so interesting! I don't read much non-fiction books though...usually read up on historical figures on the web. When I was younger, read about them in my encyclopedias
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Yeah, Dan Brown is a lucky sonofagun. He churned out a book with so many errors, simplistic writing, and just coz it had a sensational plot, he sold millions! Many better authors must be grinding their teeth in frustration :P Oh, if you like non-fiction, perhaps you'd be keen to read 'Holy Blood, Holy Grail', which was where Dan Brown probably got his Mary Magdalene theory from. I bought it in MPH..it's pretty interesting, although some chapters are quite dry. Heard the authors of Holy Blood Holy Grail wanted to sue dan brown..haha.
 
Really?!! I'm interested in British history too as I've lived in London many eons ago. Monorchial history can be incredibly confusing, don't you think? I used to analyse those royal family trees and see how this queen or that king is related to the other when I toured those European castles. Psst, I'm also obsessed with their kingly costumes and jewels...

Also, you must be absolutely thrilled to see the authentic manuscripts of English and Irish writers/poets in the British Musuem/Library??? Oooh...You're so lucky to have a like-minded hubby who loves museusms as you.

OK, I'll go find the "Holy Blood, Holy Grail" that you mentioned, because I just don't know how in the world Mr Superficial American (aka Brown) construed that "M Mag" theory. I only realised his wife is an art history lecturer, so that's how he got all that shallow conspiracies of "Last Supper", "Madonna on the Rocks", "Mona Lisa". And how corny of him to link the female protagonist in "DVC" to Jesus' family tree!!! Utterly blasphemous...Wasted my 2 days scrutinising online pictures of those masterpieces and checking the Holy Bible...In a nutshell, this chap knows nuts about Europe and he writes for the ignorant American people who know nuts about Europe...

Yea, I know non-fict can be pretty dry at times, but if you haven't read "1421" go take a browse and you'll be just as befuddled as you were after reading Dan Brown... Gavin Menzies' theory is that: Admiral Cheng Ho sailed 7 voyages; so did Sinbad. As Cheng Ho's other name was Sanbao due to the fact that he was a eunuch and that his treasures were those 3 treasures(bao), he concluded that Sinbad was ChengHo!!!

Anyway, it's ludicruos...And so ludicruous it was, I continued my Sinbad quest by borrowing another book "Arabian nights - Tales from a Thousand and One Nights", only to be bored by their wanton incestuous affairs in the palace. *yawn*
 
Really?!! I'm interested in British history too as I've lived in London many eons ago. Monorchial history can be incredibly confusing, don't you think? I used to analyse those royal family trees and see how this queen or that king is related to the other when I toured those European castles. Psst, I'm also obsessed with their kingly costumes and jewels...

Also, you must be absolutely thrilled to see the authentic manuscripts of English and Irish writers/poets in the British Musuem/Library??? Oooh...You're so lucky to have a like-minded hubby who loves museusms as you.

OK, I'll go find the "Holy Blood, Holy Grail" that you mentioned, because I just don't know how in the world Mr Superficial American (aka Brown) construed that "M Mag" theory. I only realised his wife is an art history lecturer, so that's how he got all that shallow conspiracies of "Last Supper", "Madonna on the Rocks", "Mona Lisa". And how corny of him to link the female protagonist in "DVC" to Jesus' family tree!!! Utterly blasphemous...Wasted my 2 days scrutinising online pictures of those masterpieces and checking the Holy Bible...In a nutshell, this chap knows nuts about Europe and he writes for the ignorant American people who know nuts about Europe...

Yea, I know non-fict can be pretty dry at times, but if you haven't read "1421" go take a browse and you'll be just as befuddled as you were after reading Dan Brown... Gavin Menzies' theory is that: Admiral Cheng Ho sailed 7 voyages; so did Sinbad. As Cheng Ho's other name was Sanbao due to the fact that he was a eunuch and that his treasures were those 3 treasures(bao), he concluded that Sinbad was ChengHo!!!

Anyway, it's ludicruos...And so ludicruous it was, I continued my Sinbad quest by borrowing another book "Arabian nights - Tales from a Thousand and One Nights", only to be bored by their wanton incestuous affairs in the palace. *yawn*
 
Hi yule
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Your rants are so funny! Hehe..i guess you must've rolled your eyes while reading the Da Vinci Code (DVC) *LOL* I'm not sure if he got the M Mag theory from 'Holy Blood Holy Grail', but the book was actually mentioned in DVC, and the character Sir Leigh Teabing? The name's a play on the names of 2 of the HOly Blood Holy Grail authors, Richard Leigh and Michael Baigent (Teabing is an anagram of Baigent). Needless to say, the 2 of em aren't very amused with Dan Brown :P Yeah, I hated how the book ended...linking the girl to the whole plot of the story...it was too outrageous..I'd rather they left it that they didnt know who the descendent was. In Holy Blood Holy Grail (HBHG), there are theories on who the descendents are. It's quite interesting coz there's alot of historical events in it, and of coz, alot of hypothesis. I first knew abt this book after playing this computer game called Gabriel Knight. The game developer borrowed the theories raised in HBHG and weaved it into the game.

My hubby was a history major in NUS. He prefers reading all the violent stuff..like all the wars, from World wars, to the War of the Roses in England etc etc. He loves the medieval section in museums..looking at armors and weapons and tapestries. I loved visiting all the castles when I was in Europe..quite cool to know that I'm actually standing in the room where Henry VIII or elizabeth I used to be in! They were such colorful characters.

Hehe..Zheng He = Sinbad..funniest thing I've heard!
 
Urgh...I hate Sir Teabing. It didn't occur to me that he was alluding to the authors of HBHG. mmm...it's unusual to have a lady get hooked on those 'dungeons and dragons' computer games. Are they fun to play???
Your hubby must have a good memory to read history in college; it's a tough subject
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Oohhh! Henry and his love affair with Ann Boleyn...If you fancy the Virgin Queen, you must like her nemesis--Queen Mary of Scots too?!! *kidding*

I know what you mean...can feel shivers down my spine as I walk through those state aprts, ancient houses and castles...But I'm quite a psychological traveller, as in, I am totally drawn into the era concerned whenever I tour museusms and galleries. No one comes between me and the artefacts
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Oh, last joke of the week:

Voyager Sinbad is a believer of Allah, so is Cheng Ho who's a Yunnan Muslim.
 
Gabriel Knight is actually an adventure game that focused on the supernatural. It's really cool. The creator actually wrote books as well...she started designing games, and is now an author. Her name is Jane Jensen, and she novelised 2 of her Gabriel Knight (GK) games. I love good adventure games coz they usually have such great stories (like the GK series), and you have to think as well, since you need to solve puzzles in order for the story to progress. The first GK game was abt voodoo in New Orleans, the second abt Werewolves in Germany (a very cool story where she actually took the story of King Ludwig II of Bavaria..the guy who built the famous Neuschwanstein castle..and weaved it together with operas written by Richard Wagner). The 3rd, abt vampires and the holy grail. Alas the series was discontinued after that due to the wane in popularity of adventure games
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Her 4th GK game wld've been about ghosts I think. I'm into the supernatural and the occult..love reading abt it. Actually I do play fantasy based computer games too, and that's another story altogether :P

I feel bad for Mary Queen of Scots! But her son James I later became King of England right? That's ironic. I loved the movie Elizabeth starring Cate Blanchett..she was so good in the role. Yeah, Henry VIII and his 6 wives...we visited Windsor Castle and saw his resting place in St George's Chaple...with his favourite wife Jane Seymore. I feel bad for Anne Boleyn too...unceremoniously buried in the Tower of London. And to think she gave Henry his most famous, most capable child! I wonder if she tells him 'I told you so' in the afterlife :P
 
Cheem cheem cheem.. >bear rubs her eyes< sorry fellas i know nuts when it comes to Old World history. I got a C+ for my European History module in NUS.. :P i like to read abt it though, esp if it is written in an interesting manner. I am only slightly better at American History. :P

I agree with u guys abt Dan Brown's stuff. WHile in the hospital i managed to read all his books, Digital Fortress and all, and i tell u its even worse than Da Vinci Code!! its absolutely ridiculous, esp Deception Point. Don't bother reading it.

Now currently reading Susan Forester's Lonely Girls Club. Not bad. Murder book again....
 
hi all...
juz finished reading jeffrey deaver's "the twelfth card". as usual... some unexpected twists n turns... but all in all, quite an entertaining read. though may learn more abt being an expert hired gun, than a CSI member. also, if u have been following lincoln rhyme's novels... got a little surprise here...
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Hi Bear

You took history in NUS? Whoa. I love history, but I figured I preferred reading it for pleasure than studies..hence i stopped after JC :P Had too much trouble memorising all those dates!!

Actually will you gals watch the Da Vinci code movie? I wld like to watch it just for the places they visit...don't think they had permission to film in Westminster Abbey though. They had to film that segment in another church, after agreeing to make some huge donation :P
 
Alhana,

No lah i just took 3 history modules in NUS. :P me not gd in history. heee i took them cos i like to read abt the past... very colourful mah... but Old World history is a tad too complicated for me...

I think i will watch the Da Vinci Code, not for its plot, but for all the beautiful architecture. I am a sucker for Gothic architecture!!!

Levynn, "The 12th Card" is a Lincoln Rhyme novel? New one ah??? okok, must go and get liao. I am a big Lincoln RHyme fan!!!
 
alhana n bear bear

call mi silly..but i actually like the character Bupu kekekekeke she sounded so cute leh! n duno y Raistlin seems 2 b soft on her even tho she under spell haha
 
Hey Serene,

Bupu is cute and funny. U finally see the compassionate side of Raistlin. Guess u must be onto book 2 now...
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have u read abt Alhana yet?? the ice maiden.... Our Alhana is not like her namesake! So cute and bubbly.... :P

Bupu will reappear in the next series... hee okok dun spoil ur surprises liao.... Any other fav character??? Enjoying the book so far?
 
bear...
ya, the "12th card" is the latest Lincoln Rhyme novel. i saw it out already ard jun or so... then waited for national library to have it, n reserved it.

anyway, i wonder if there's going to b another movie on his books. "the bone collector" movie didn't really made such an impact.
 
bear bear not yet not yet..i've been slow reading recently kekeke still at the 1st book but shld finish soon

i only saw Raistlin's softer side when he toks 2 Bupu hahaha i kept imagining how a gully dwarf looks like n the way they speak so farni..but hor some parts i dun understand leh..like how come Goldmoon so miraculously become Healer after she heard her mum's voice n saw dat statue :P but i guess its part n parcel of mystery/magical kinda thingy hehe

i actually like the kender too kekekeke he's like 'tian bu pa di bu pa' n tho small he always offer 2 help n i find him gutsy leh keke he dun mind being the 1st 2 chk out new environments even tho it smells danger haha
 
Hi ladies

Serene..yah Raistlin shows his rare compassionate side with Bupu. He seems to have a soft spot for her. Hehe..Tasslehoff was one of my favourite characters in the first 3 books...he's so funny! Kenders know no fear, hence his gutsiness. However, later on, you will see a scene where he finally knows fear for the first time, and while scary, it was also hilarious. I love his relationship with Flint..they have the best comic scenes together. Goldmoon coming into power..it was like an awakening..i think she always had powers, just that they were dormant waiting for something to trigger it.

Haha Bear...actually, I am quite an ice maiden in real life. I take quite awhile to warm up to people :P And that's if I like you too! Hehe. But once I warm up, I can be very warm :P Like Alhana I guess!
 
Hiya Levynn, ok i will go grab that book! i didn't know that there is a new book!!! heee.. i like RHyme.. so caustic! :P And Amelia Sachs!

Serene, take ur time.. I am also taking a long time to finish my books. work liao so tired no time to read right? hee but u are enjoying it i hope.... I can't stand Tas sometimes.. he is rather annoying.. like a bloody mosquito... but he does have his uses and actually save many of the Companions' lives one time or another.

The Goldmoon part is magic lor.. different type of magic from Raist... her mum is already a follower of the goddess liao... so guide her daughter to her lor...
 
wah u ladies oso sooooo early kekekeke

alhana i was quite amused actually by the 'kenders noes no fear' thingy haha i cant imagine any1 whose not afraid of a single thing hehehe

bear i try 2 read at least a 2 chapters b4 i sleep everynite kekekeke i cannot stop or else will nv finish but thanks 2 u n alhana..i'm really enjoying the book!

duno which day i'm gonna haf a nitemare of draconians
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Hi all,

I'll like to join in this thread as well. Surprised that I've just read DVC too. Was v. skeptical of the contents and hence was searching for some stuff mentioned in the book. Then realised that the book is mostly fiction...haha. Silly me hor. But the story captured my interest &amp; hence was looking forward to reading other Dan Brown books (DVC was my 1st for him).

Bear &amp; Serene,

What's the series that you're reading? Goldmoon &amp; Raistlin rings many bells.
 
Hiya Serene, what to do lah, work starts at 8am.
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No need to thank us lah Serene, u so cute. Just enjoy the books can liao... I was just looking at my overcrowded bookshelf this morning. I forgot i have the Legend of Huma! not a bad book to read. And there was a dusty War of the Souls series. Also a Dragonlance book, abt the Companions' kids. May be u can read those aft u finish the first 2 series.

Idono, welcome! i can tell u its not worth to read the rest of Dan Brown's books. nothing worth reading. U can try Angels and Demons, but the rest of his books do not make logical sense!!! Sensational writing!

We are talking abt Dragonlance books. Starting with the Chronicles.. Read them before have u?
 
hehe bear bear u so early ah? means u knock off early too at 5? i start at 830 but usually will b in ofc by 8 kekeke

i have gotten the names of the 2nd trilogy series from u..wait till i finish then i ask u kekeke but i cant wait liao..r they all related?

hey levynn! ya lor ya lor..my 1st try leh..i love them kekeke but sometimes hor..those gan jiong scenes or eeries parts will send some chills up my bones ahaha coz its like..while reading..mind kept imagining n then can feel the chills kekekekeke
 
Hi Serene

Don't need to thank us..just glad you're enjoying the books
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Seems fantasy stories are now more popular thanks to the Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings movies! The 2nd trilogy is more on Caramon &amp; Raistlin...it's also very good. Subsequent trilogies are based on the original companions and their children. Actually, many of their children turned out to be quite disappointing, or downright annoying. It made the books a real pain to read! I wldn't recommend them :P They kinda sullied my memories of the earlier books.
 
Hi Bear,

Oh yar, my friend recommended my Angels &amp; Demons too. Think I'll do that one.

Ah... Dragonlance Chronicles. Yes, I've done all the dragonlance-related books including the new series quite a while back.

Actually, in the AD&amp;D setting, my favorite are the Dark Elf trilogies. ie. Drizz (???) the dark elf..... hmm... u just rekindled my interest in it again. maybe I search them out to re-read.
 
Hi Idono

The Dark Elf trilogies are from the Forgotten Realms series right? By RA Salvatore if I remember correctly. I've not read any Forgotten Realms books..are they good / better than Dragonlance stuff? I have played fantasy PC games based on AD&amp;D rules and with Forgotten Realms characters (like Baldur's Gate)...was really fun.
 
oh dear...the bookclub is rather crowded this week
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I'm currently out of town and will pop by to have a cuppa tea at the drawing room
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Alhana: You're incredible!!! I'm clueless about fantasy games!! Is Gabriel Knight suitable for ladies? I mean, a normal damsel on the street. (not that you're abnormal!) Do you have to solve riddles, puzzles, codes to order to move on to the next level? Do you have to brandish your swords to fend off all evils in your way? Are the trivia pursuits factual or fictitious? Must you reserach to find the answers?

Oh YES! I love "Elizabeth". You must have seen "Shakespeare in Love" too? It's hilarious....You love Winsor Castle? I love the town more
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Don't really pity Anne Boleyn, the catalyst of Reformation. At least now Ms Boleyn lies in repose with the 3000 carat crown jewels and is safeguarded by the yeomen and er, ravens...kekeke! And kudos to her, we now have King James Version right?? Without her, most of the world will be speaking Latin right now!!!

Bear: is DVC movie coming out soon? Yeah, I love reading history books and watching history videos but don't like to study it as a subject. Too many dates and names to remember. History's hardly factual anyway. That's why I love reading history books (not TEXTbooks)...which to me is like reading fiction! *wink*
 
Hi Alhana,

Yes, you're right for the dark elf trilogy. If I may compare forgetten realms to drangonlance, I'll say dragonlance is an easier read for new readers to AD&amp;D fantasy series. It deals wif bigger themes and heros.

Whereas I find forgotten realms books to be more focused on "minor" races. Which means one will find it more interesting with some understanding of the AD&amp;D world. eg. new readers will not truely know what are dark elves versus the normal elves that live in forest etc.

Anyway, I keeping my reading clear from fantasy &amp; sci-fi nowadays as I've really read a lot of them and "wish" to "expand" my horizon. heh heh...
 
Hi Serene

I'm re-reading the His Dark Materials trilogy now. It's meant for young adults, but the themes are really quite dark and sinister. I'm waiting for my fave medieval fantasy writer GRRM's latest book to come out...hv been waiting 4 yrs for it! Should be out in Oct/Nov
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Hi yule

Haha..you're funny. Gabriel Knight is suitable for ladies. It's not a boy game (ie first person shooters like Counterstrike). You control Gabriel Knight and go around talking to other characters, finding clues and ultimately solving the mystery. Adventure games are very popular with women..usually the focus is on the story..it's not an action-must-only-kill-stuff kinda game. There is no need to advance to the next lvl..only to advance the story. If the story is good, it's as good as reading a good book, save that you're playing it out on a PC instead. Try it out..I think there are still copies of the 3rd game in shops like Harvey Norman. Fantasy role-playing games are different..it's action based and you hafta learn skills and spells and kill stuff. Not many women are into such games. Some other good adventure games that have good stories are The Longest Journey and Broken Sword.

Yeah, I've watched both Elizabeth and Shakespeare in Love, and I'm still sore that Cate Blanchett lost the Oscar to Gwyneth Paltrow :P Anne Boleyn is clearly a woman ahead of her time..pity people saw that as a threat and saw fit to get rid of her...well, that still happens to this day I suppose.

Hi Idono

Yes, Dragonlance was the first fantasy book I read, and it was a very easy read...highly entertaining and fast paced. What other kinds of books are you looking to read now? I read all kinds of genres, as long as I like the story. Horror, fantasy, medieval, humor..not sci-fi though..nvr was interested in that area.
 
alhana! i finally noe wad dark elf u all toking abt keke laz nite i read a small part on it liao..aiyo so scary 1! its like i kept imagining the moans n cries of it ahahaha

the book very exciting leh! n i tink dat Fizban bu jian dan hor? its like he kk act senile kekekkee but he got alot of fa bao like dat...hope i can finish the book by this week hehehehe
 
Hi Serene

You are right...there's more to Fizban than meets the eye..you'll find out more as the book progresses!!

Yay..weekend is almost here again! Week seemed to pass by quickly enough...what do you gals normally do on weekends, besides read :P
 
heehhe i catch up on my sleep during weekends n once awhile when i act healthy..i will join my frens at sunset bay 2 pose or tag along with them 2 batam 4 wakeboard kekeke
 
Hi hi, im new here. found tis thread n seems interesting. never expect avid readers crowd ard here...

hi krispy, y dun try ordering fr Kinokuniya? they dun charge unlike Borders.
 
Bear! You must be married by now. Gratz! Now it's time to plan the customary wedding :P Anyway, tell us how the ROM went.

TGIF ladies!!

Serene...wow, wakeboarding..that's quite sporty of you. The only sport I do now is yoga..it's tougher than it looks though..makes my muscles cry in pain sometimes :P
 
oh...bear bear gong xi gong xi! Mrs wad ah? hehe

morning alhana! pls lor i duno how 2 wakeboard even tho i tried a few times lol i try 2 cable ski while my frens wakeboard..told u i poser liao waahaha laz nite i was suppose 2 join my gfs 4 a trial HOT yoga lesson but hor...alas..expectedly i wasnt goot lart enuf 2 go keke i'm actually gonna take tennis lessons next mth..kena pushed by gfs as usual..they say i'm getting obese :P
 
Heya Alhana and Serene!

Thanks.. Joined the 'Mrs' Club liao.. everything went well yesterday... hee.. very happy with it... Though it rain in the aftn, but didn't managed to affect my ceremony (held in the sunny morning). Foodwise was great too! heeee...

Thanks for ur well wishes!
 
yippee...TGIF!!!! Absolutely no time to read on weekends unless i'm subtanning by the pool/beach...maybe watch a couple of dvds or flicks, or sleep it off!

Oh Bear, u just got married? congrats!
 
hey... congrats bear!!
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when's the customary??

serene... 1st time i heard pple admitting to being a poser, usually posers always say they r not posers... hahah.. is it that u sit there in ur tiny sexy bikini, stylish sunglasses, read some thick chim-looking book, n hold a glass of wine or sth in the other hand ah... hahaha....

enjoy ur posing!!
 
Hi Bear,

Good to hear it all went well. Your FH (now hubby) didn't back out after all :P Wish you both a very blessed marriage
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Where did you guys go for lunch after that?

Hafta go down to town to run some errands. Hope you ladies have a good weekend!

Btw, has anyone read Christopher Golden's books? Supposed to be in the horror genre. I heard his book, Waywood Road is quite creepy, but have not been able to find it at San.
 
Hiya Alhana! Heee no he didn't back out but he has this dazed look on his face since we exchanged vows. We had our ROM at the zoo and lunch was also provided! Got a nite's stay at the zoo's suite too!

Hey Levynn, thanks! Customary next Oct! saving for reno now.

Yule, thanks!

Currently reading Bone Parade by Mark Nykanen. Spooky.. Not horror, but suspense thriller.
 
Hi Bear

I'm sure he's giddy with happiness, hence the dazed look :P Aww..the zoo?? I wld so love to have my wedding there!! Too bad I'm already married :P Did you get to take pics with the animals? How was the food? So where will the customary be? Confirmed that yet?
 
levynn *pose pose pose* haha i duno how 2 wakeboard but hang ard wif ppl who noes how 2 so i'm the poser lor hahaha

hey bear bear ! fwah so exotic sia kekekeke stay at zoo's suite?? i din noe zoo got rooms sia! it muz b fun hehehe show us some pix ok?

alhanaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa i'm reading the 2nd book liaon almost half done liao hehehe very niceeeee finally the character alhana appear keke but y she so cold 1? but hor..i very touched leh she actually liked Sturm kekekekeke
 
Well done Serene! Looks like you're really enjoying the series! Alhana is known as the Ice Maiden..she's very aloof, which is pretty common for elves..they always think that they are the superior race. But yeah, it's touching how she felt something for Sturm. I actually prefer Laurana to Alhana...always thought those 2 names wld be very nice names for future daughters! Laurana starts off very childish and annoying..and so lovesick over Tanis. But she really comes into her own later on. There's not much focus on Alhana in this series.
 
hehehe alhana i'm gonna find out the 2nd trilogy from u ladies soon ekekekeke oreadi looking 4ward 2 read them kakaka

Laurana really grew up fast kekeke n its farni when Tanis kinda get jealous when she's close 2 Elistan? kekeke n i was very touched dat eventually Goldmoon n Riverwind tie the nuptial kakaka

i'm juz so curious abt the twins tho...how Raistlin became wad he is n the thing dat happened in the high tower where he did the test..will it b revealed somehow in the 3rd book? kekekek
 
Hi Serene

There should be more abt the twins in the second trilogy...it's mostly focused on them. There's also a 2 part series that focuses on their life before Chronicles..when they were all kids, and when Raistlin went to take the test. I can't remember the titles of those 2 books. Lemme go home and check them out for you
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Hiya!

Serene and Alhana, if u leave ur mail here i will send the photos to u! Had brekkie with the animals! Customary is 6th Oct 06 at M Hotel!

Serene! glad u like the books! heehee.. sometimes fantasy ain't everyone's cup of tea. My fav female character is Tika cos she is ballsy too! U must read the 2nd series to see how strong Tika is.

No, nothing will be revealed abt Raist in this series. The 2nd series gives a lil' hint abt what happened. that's all. u must read the 2 books Alhana mentioned!

Alhana u pass Serene the titles. I can't rem liao... But they are not written by Hickman and Weis right?
 


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