For some reason I thought reading was a bore when I was younger. I've no idea how I passed my English GSCE, or A-Level for that matter, considering that I didn't even read the prescribed texts.

Now, however, I'm grown up and a book worm. My bookshelves are overflowing with books I've yet to read but they're still not full enough as far as I'm concerned. I've got a few in my permanent collection - my all time favourites that I like to keep in perfect condition - but if you're interested in any on my available list please drop me a l line. I'm usually happy to do swaps.

My current wish list is as follows:
Arthur Golden: Memoirs of a Geshia (I borrowed this off a friend and loved it so much that I now want a copy for myself)
Helen Fielding: Olivia Jules Overactive Imagination
Kate Kerrigan: Recipes for a Perfect Marriage
Cecilia Ahern: Where Rainbows End
Jane Elizabeth Varley: Husbands and other Lovers
Jodi Picoult: Vanishing Acts, The Pact, Plain Truths
Marcy Dermansky: Twins
Louise Voss: Games People Play
Pam Lewis: Speak Softly, she can hear
Sharon Owens: The Teahouse on Mulberry Street
Christobel Kent: The Summer House
Kelly Braffet: Fabulous Things
Peter Elbling: The Good Taster
Jeanne Kalogridis: The Borgia Bride
Posie Graeme-Evans:
Emily Barr: Atlantic Shift