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Ohhhh I so want to go and see
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By *isscheekychops OP Woman
over a year ago
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Charlie and the chocolate factory in the theatre...You can't beat Roald Dashl books...
Did you have a favourite book?
My second one was Danny the champion of the world oh and Boy it reminds me of my childhood and dad reading to me..
I am so going to see Charlie and the chocolate factory though..  |
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Danny the champion of the world was my fave..... My fave film was, and still is chatty chatty bang bang.... Thanks to my youngest..... Got treated a few years back by the make a wish foundation to go see it in the west end when Paul o'grady played the child catcher lol |
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By *isscheekychops OP Woman
over a year ago
The land of grey peas and bacon |
"Danny the champion of the world was my fave..... My fave film was, and still is chatty chatty bang bang.... Thanks to my youngest..... Got treated a few years back by the make a wish foundation to go see it in the west end when Paul o'grady played the child catcher lol "
you mean chitty chitty lol |
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"Danny the champion of the world was my fave..... My fave film was, and still is chatty chatty bang bang.... Thanks to my youngest..... Got treated a few years back by the make a wish foundation to go see it in the west end when Paul o'grady played the child catcher lol
you mean chitty chitty lol "
That's the one.... Stupid spell checker..... At least you knew what I was on about lol |
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My second one was Danny the champion of the world oh and Boy it reminds me of my childhood and dad reading to me..
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Danny was my joint fav book with The Machine Gunners  |
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My favourite book it Angela's Ashes by Frank McCourt (and the follow-up 'Tis)
Currently I'm reading The Girl With Her Picture In The Paper by Graeme Tollins. Fantastic book by a great author. Although I'm a little biased as I've known him for quite a while...lol |
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"My favourite book it Angela's Ashes by Frank McCourt (and the follow-up 'Tis)
Currently I'm reading The Girl With Her Picture In The Paper by Graeme Tollins. Fantastic book by a great author. Although I'm a little biased as I've known him for quite a while...lol"
Tis was a bit of a let down for me after the first book  |
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"My favourite book it Angela's Ashes by Frank McCourt (and the follow-up 'Tis)
Currently I'm reading The Girl With Her Picture In The Paper by Graeme Tollins. Fantastic book by a great author. Although I'm a little biased as I've known him for quite a while...lol"
there two of my favourite books as well. When I was a kid it was famous five and secret seven |
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"My favourite book it Angela's Ashes by Frank McCourt (and the follow-up 'Tis)
Currently I'm reading The Girl With Her Picture In The Paper by Graeme Tollins. Fantastic book by a great author. Although I'm a little biased as I've known him for quite a while...lol
Tis was a bit of a let down for me after the first book "
Can't deny he had an interesting life though... |
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"My favourite book it Angela's Ashes by Frank McCourt (and the follow-up 'Tis)
Currently I'm reading The Girl With Her Picture In The Paper by Graeme Tollins. Fantastic book by a great author. Although I'm a little biased as I've known him for quite a while...lol
Tis was a bit of a let down for me after the first book
Can't deny he had an interesting life though..."
God yeah very interesting and did so well i just think the first book was amazing and had a lot to live upto |
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"My favourite book it Angela's Ashes by Frank McCourt (and the follow-up 'Tis)
Currently I'm reading The Girl With Her Picture In The Paper by Graeme Tollins. Fantastic book by a great author. Although I'm a little biased as I've known him for quite a while...lol
Tis was a bit of a let down for me after the first book
Can't deny he had an interesting life though...
God yeah very interesting and did so well i just think the first book was amazing and had a lot to live upto "
Definitely better but I think much of that had to do with the fact it dealt with the hardship of children, child mortality and an alcoholic father who abandoned them. It was less easy to feel sorry for him as an adult... |
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George's Marvellous Medicine and the BFG were my favorite Dahl books.
We had the animated BFG film on VHS and I remember watching it on Sunday evenings after the dreaded "school in the morning" bath, all sat on the floor gazing up at the monstrous 14" portable that was our family TV |
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"My favourite book it Angela's Ashes by Frank McCourt (and the follow-up 'Tis)
Currently I'm reading The Girl With Her Picture In The Paper by Graeme Tollins. Fantastic book by a great author. Although I'm a little biased as I've known him for quite a while...lol
Tis was a bit of a let down for me after the first book
Can't deny he had an interesting life though...
God yeah very interesting and did so well i just think the first book was amazing and had a lot to live upto
Definitely better but I think much of that had to do with the fact it dealt with the hardship of children, child mortality and an alcoholic father who abandoned them. It was less easy to feel sorry for him as an adult..."
I guess so i felt the same with the Dave Pelzar books the 2nd two didn't touch me like the first one. |
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