Sam’s Comments (group member since Dec 04, 2008)

Sam’s comments from the Pick-a-Shelf group.

Tien wrote: "Sam wrote: "Luckly Bond came to the rescue with allowing me to complete said recovery task with On Her Majesty's Secret Service (does 007 count as a soldier/warrier?)"

I'll count him as 'warrior' ..."

Woohoo excellent, thanks Tien! I'm still not sure yet, I've read two so far and they're okay but I think I still prefer the films. Think it's hard to compare though as the films are such icons in their own right. I've got a few more to read so I'm going to persevere with them and see how it goes.

Noooooooooooo!!!!!!!

Damn boulder not jumping into the line of fire!!

Luckly Bond came to the rescue with allowing me to complete said recovery task with On Her Majesty's Secret Service (does 007 count as a soldier/warrier?)

Flinging Notes on Nursing: What It Is, and What It Is Not by Florence Nightingale at 1858 then running for cover behind a boulder!!

Finally finished my recovery task with Titus Groan WOOHOO!!

Tien wrote: "@Karen: Miss-Shot
@Coralie & Bea: Good shots!

@Sam: oh dear, what possessed you to read a book with 'tragic' in its title!? Especially for this game? Am not picking on you because of your title ..."

Finally getting my recovery task done with Titus Groan for the medieval shelf! :-)

Tien wrote: "Sam wrote: "Luckily I'm reading Children of Llyr at the moment which is set in Medieval times so recovery should be relatively quick (although maybe not painless)"

Sam, the recovery book should be..."

Damn and blast!

I was in desperate need for a book with an author whose surname started with U and that was the only one available free online at the time of searching (via phone). I knew it would come back and bit me!!

Luckily I'm reading Children of Llyr at the moment which is set in Medieval times so recovery should be relatively quick (although maybe not painless)

Finally got my literature shelf done with Tragic Sense of Life :-)

Ready...Aim...Fire Dead Run with 432 pages!!

Woohoo, the bombardment was successful :-D

My reading weekend has proved plenty of ammunition for firing at this 'ere tower...

515 pages for Monster of God: The Man-Eating Predator in the Jungles of History and the Mind
400 pages for The Tomb of Alexander
442 pages for Adam And Eve And Pinch Me
51 pages for Seven Stories High

And it is those sneak attacks that make the difference, the enemy never sees them coming :-)

Firing The Cobra Event with 404 pages then running back into the woods from whence I came...

Aiming Sharon Osbourne Extreme: My Autobiography with 372 pages then running and ducking for cover!

Completed Red Dwarf Omnibus (Red Dwarf: Infinity Welcomes Careful Drivers & Better Than Life) by Grant Naylor for last name N :-)

Ready...Aim...FIRE Ocellus with 338 pages *crouching behind a small boulder, covering head with hands*

Can I reserve N for author's surname since my next book will cover that, thanks :-)

Lyn M wrote: "Sam wrote: "Not to worry Dee, you can use it mine will fit for the pages tower :-)"

Thanks Sam."

No problem Lyn :-)

Got a few shots to report here:

Diary of the Displaced - Omnibus 2 Parts 5-7 "The Broken Lands" - 119 pages
After Midnight - 346 pages
The Spy Who Loathed Me - 143 pages

Finished and aimed The Walking Dead, Book Eight for my American shelf :-)