Letter from Poitou - A definite must read book

I do read. The last book I read was you can heal your life by louise l hay. My favorite one is the poisonwood bible.

Hi ellie, That book sound brilliant, yes I love reading books but have to admit I haven't done so of late. Where can I get hold of this book? could I get it from the book shop or do I have to go to website? I hope I can get it. Love & Hugglers Tamara

Hi dear the way u r potraying it sound really good and i am sure the life style of 14th centurt might be ODD for most of people. can i have this book online Well i am into reading but most books i read are in my native language "Urdu" though i have read many book in english too Let see Take care

hi Ellie the book sounds really interesting I may just buy that as I love reading books like that...the one favourite book of mine is called Alternative Three it is now a banned book and was the day after its release as it contains classifies information from a former NASA operater who let a lot of secrets out about how the governments are actually hiding UFO's and working wiith aliens also what they already have built on the moon and mars also explains why there are a lot of scientists lawyers those whom are talented in their field and what happens to missing persons like you and me...it is actually quite frightening as most of it was in the late 50's this started and there undersea labs in the North Pole where they are also doing certain things...the book was re-released but had certain parts taken out but fortuantly I managed to get one..though it is expensive now Love and Huggles littleowl

Wow! As the author of this book I must say I am overhelmed by the response I have had to discussing it both at MyLot and Yuwie. The plot involved a few of my ancestors and that's ho I got involved. You can preview it at http://www.letterfrompoitou.co.uk Thanks again Ellie333.

I love to read books. The last book I read was "A New Earth". I like fiction too. I like to write also. I would love to write a period piece. I will check out the book you posted. Maybe it will give me some ideas for a period piece of my own. Thanks.

The last book I read was Peppercorn woman...it was okay but had a best seller rating and I couldn't see why. My all time favorite book is Gone with the Wind but that is in an almost tie with Forever Amber!

It sounds very interesting. I like to read historical novels of all types and historical dramas. That sounds like something I would really be interested in. I have recently read the Ken Follett epics. I didtn get all the way through though. The first was more interesting than the second in my opinion.

I'll add it to my list, Ellie! I have quite a pile of unread books at the moment, as I seem to be spending far too much time on myLot! The last book I read was Duma Key (Stephen King) - which was fantastic - but I really enjoyed The Shipping News. After I'd read it I saw the movie, and it was a fantastic portrayal. Another favourite is Cloudstreet by Tim Winton. (I wish I could stay awake longer at night these days in order to read more.)

Hey mrs I shall have to look out for it I am currently reading two books one is The Blue Zone by Andrew Goss and the other is The Chronic Illness Workbook by Patricia A Fennell. The last two books i read (as i tend to read 2 at the same time) were The Dark Tide by Andrew Goss and Araroon by Kay Crist. Out of the 4 i would recommend Araroon which is a fantastic book about Duncan a telepath who was genetically altered as a child to enhance his psychic abilities. Cryogenically preserved he is revived so that his DNA can be used to allow the creation of genetically engineered telepathic slaves. He escaping the PSI Centre (where they are holding him) and tries to leave earth before he is captured. Whilst trying to do so he meets Elana a beautiful intelligent girl, who not only partners the Starship Araroon but also has a telepathic talent that she is keeping a secret. She hires Duncan as crew and the adventure begins... I am currently doing a lens on the book and have just interviewed the author so i'll post the link when i'm done. My favourite author is Richard Laymon (horror) but James Patterson is a close 2nd. I can't pick an absolute favourite as there are too many i love. Can you pick a favourite? what genre do you usually read?