The curious incident of the dog in the night.
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I read this a while back and remember thinking it was OK. I also remember crying at it a bit, but then I cry at anything these days.
Did I just admit that? :$
Did I just admit that? :$
I'll go one better & give it an 8/10.
If your after a book thats a bit different this is the one, did not fancy it at first (birds cast off) but after a couple of pages was hooked
Is written in a style that must of been a bugger for the author to keep consistant right the way through, but it work 
Is bit off an in-sight into how an autistic mind works too
If your after a book thats a bit different this is the one, did not fancy it at first (birds cast off) but after a couple of pages was hooked
Is written in a style that must of been a bugger for the author to keep consistant right the way through, but it work Is bit off an in-sight into how an autistic mind works tooruffers said:
lol... I never cry at books... unless I trap my testies when I slam it shut
...and I kinda like that :| Not cried at a movie since I was like 8 (film was "the champ") and I figured I must be a heartless bastard until I watched the whale rider t'other night and balled like a school girl at one of the scenes.
Don't think I'll bother with a 7/10 book plus it sounds a bit menthol tbh. Any recommendations for 10/10 books? Xmas is coming I need to buy myself some pressies
It's the only book I ever cried at. And I cried at Matthew Engel's account of his son dying of cancer in the Guardian this week.
Getting old and emotional....
Getting old and emotional....
fugjostle said:Not cried at a movie since I was like 8 (film was "the champ")
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Fook me , me too :| think i was eightish aswell !:| I also got profoundly upset by walt disneys "the fox and hound" ...anyway thats off topic...what was the topic ?
