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Originally posted by: Intoxicator

I am soooo ticked off, Eka- I waited all of 12 hours to enter my last Wordle guess. And I got it wrong - me and my big MOUTH😡

Why why why did i go with U??

My streak is broken...😭😭

😂My daughter got it in fourth try.

Originally posted by: Intoxicator

I still remember being allowed to stay up till midnight when Deathly Hallows was released and my mom and a bunch of other parents taking me and my friends to the bookstore. I hadn't read of any of the books before then (I think the first book might have come out the year I was born, lol). There was so much excitement, people dressed up as book characters, butter beer was being served🤣

My mom got me the full boxed set and I still have it somewhere. I'm a pretty avid reader but I have to say I enjoyed the HP series, and I particularly liked that she took the trouble to represent the different cultures in UK. I was so pleased to see Nagini and the Patil sisters - there was no representation like that in the American books I was reading. By the way, her Cormoran Strike detective novels are fantastic (writes them under the penname, Robert Galbraith).

Are they gory and gruesome? Her detective fiction.. I thought to read but shied away bcz it seemed very bloody.

The first one (The Cuckoo's Calling) isn't and probably still the one I like best of this series. The Silkworm IS rather gruesome. Career of Evil has some gory elements (it starts with a severed leg being delivered to Cormoran's office...). The last two are not particularly gory if I recall. Lethal White was interesting. Troubled Blood was not as good as the other ones.

But they are very readable - JK knows how to tell a story!

Originally posted by: austen-eliot

Are they gory and gruesome? Her detective fiction.. I thought to read but shied away bcz it seemed very bloody.

Originally posted by: Moonlight493

Congratulations Snowwhite we finally have a Sirat Fanbase we now have other Sirat fans instead of just us 2

Otherwise I do prefer the rugged looking men..like all sensible girls

LOL! Richard Armitage for one... right? I tried watching him in the Netflix Harlan Coben series and quit after one episode. So perhaps it's John Thornton who's appealing to us😆

Who else you got? I need to fill my crush vacuum🤣

Originally posted by: sidnilove

Arey Snow single hoke kaun kya ukhaad raha hai..

Hey Austen - there was some talk a while back about picking some old Hindi movies for us all to watch.

I'm on the 'Abhimaan' soundtrack section of my dad's music collection and I've never seen the movie. I heard it's a remake of A Star is Born and is a classic. The songs are beautiful.

Any interest in watching/discussing? Have any of you seen it already?