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Joined: 16 Apr 2008 Posts: 13 Location: wishing it was jacobs bedroom :) - but really melbourne oz
Posted: Sat Apr 26, 2008 7:30 am Post subject:
MyMidnightSun wrote:
your kidding right? angus n robertson told me i had to wait until may!!!!!! maybe cos melbourne is bigger than bunbury plus we are WA we get everything after you guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
THAT SUCKS!!!
Try big w, they're selling it too, and, it's cheaper..
maybe because they're a bigger store, they might have it in WA sooner than a&r...
They originally told me may too, but then i got the call thrusday to come pick it up!
or, maybe they're sticking to some kind of embargo, just go in and demand that you get a copy, because it's selling everywhere else already...get them to call a melbourne store! heheh force them to sell it to you! _________________ ~`* i am switzerland *`~
Joined: 09 Apr 2008 Posts: 601 Location: Bunbury, Western Australia
Posted: Thu May 01, 2008 4:34 am Post subject:
I finished last night, and I am so amazed! (I won't reveal anything, don't worry!)
Basically I bought it cos it was Stephenie Meyer.
But it is so much more than just Stephenie Meyer. It is excellent! It took me about 100 pages to get in, but after that, I was besotted.
I have had, like four hours sleep all night because I stayed up and read it. It was like the second half of Little Women for me - I was in tears the whole way for some reason.
I didn't help that I was watching Chelsea beat Liverpool at the same time. When Frank Lampard kicked his goal for his mum, I just finished. And I broke down crying.
Joined: 16 Apr 2008 Posts: 13 Location: wishing it was jacobs bedroom :) - but really melbourne oz
Posted: Thu May 15, 2008 9:29 am Post subject:
i cried through the entire book!
i'm so glad that i wasn't the only one! my friend read it at the same time and didn't cry at all! me, tears, almost the entire book. it was beautiful.
and you're right, it's not just because it is stephanie meyer, because following twilight would be a hard thing, but the book on its own, is stunning. and amazing, and beautiful.
high fives for being emotional bookies!
MyMidnightSun wrote:
I finished last night, and I am so amazed! (I won't reveal anything, don't worry!)
Basically I bought it cos it was Stephenie Meyer.
But it is so much more than just Stephenie Meyer. It is excellent! It took me about 100 pages to get in, but after that, I was besotted.
I have had, like four hours sleep all night because I stayed up and read it. It was like the second half of Little Women for me - I was in tears the whole way for some reason.
I didn't help that I was watching Chelsea beat Liverpool at the same time. When Frank Lampard kicked his goal for his mum, I just finished. And I broke down crying.
I finally have started reading..i couldn't get the book right when it was released because i was on vacation... I'm on page 155 now and it's beginning to be really interesting now that I'm 'used to it'... It's an amazing book..it sometimes feels like it tears me apart..the whole conflict..wow..can't wait to continue reading!
Joined: 16 Apr 2008 Posts: 13 Location: wishing it was jacobs bedroom :) - but really melbourne oz
Posted: Fri May 16, 2008 12:30 pm Post subject:
yeah, it took a tiny bit for me to get into it, but once i did, it was amazing, i couldn't put it down, although, when i did, it was only because i was getting far too emotional for my own good. lol
it's a beautifully written book! it really is.
DiamondsAreForever wrote:
I finally have started reading..i couldn't get the book right when it was released because i was on vacation... I'm on page 155 now and it's beginning to be really interesting now that I'm 'used to it'... It's an amazing book..it sometimes feels like it tears me apart..the whole conflict..wow..can't wait to continue reading!
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