You know you love a book when you buy it twice!

Yesterday i headed to Waterstones to pick up a copy of the much raved about One day.
I like reading books before i see movies so i decided to bite the bullet & buy it.
So i picked up One day & had a little wander around & spotted one of ALL TIME FAVE books so i just had to buy it because although i own a copy back home i have not read it in well over a year so I'm so excited to have a copy, the books called Marching Powder by the way!

I also picked up 2 things i have been wanting for a while.
To complete my set of Paperchase Travel accessories (i think i own everything, oh dear) i picked up the bag tag & the passport case which i have wanted since they came out.

Have you read either of these books?
Or bought any goods ones of late?

Currently reading:

Committed, the most epic book since Eat Pray Love.
When i finish this I'm jumping on the One day wagon, lets hope its worth the hype!


"There is no choice more intensely personal, after all, than whom you choose to marry; that choice tells us, to a large extent, who you are."

True Whit, by Whitney Port.

Found here!

Hello lovelies,
Computer is still broken : (
But on the bright side today i picked up a new book, being True Whit by the FABULOUS Whitney Port. We all know i love Lauren Conrads book and her style the same can be said for Whitney i think she is fantastic.
I have read a little and looked through and there are a few bits i am disappointed in but i will discuss that in a full review.

What i want for christmas...

I know i have a good few months to go before Christmas but why not start my wish list now!

Whilst in HMV yesterday with the boy i spied this little beauty and it took me back to my early teenage years i couldn't help putting it on my Christmas wish list.

Yes its a Emily the strange book, i did at one stage have everything Emily, clothing bags shoes even her full set of stuffed cats.

Here's what the book says:
"Emily may be odd, but she always gets even! Meet Emily, the peculiar soul with long black hair, a wit of fire, and a posse of slightly sinister black cats. Famous for her barbed commentary and independent spirit, this rebel-child in black has spawned an Internet and merchandising phenomenon (Emily's Web site gets 35,000 hits per month!). Emily the Strange, her first book, captures the quintessential Emily, featuring her most beloved quips and a host of new ones. Anarchist, heroine, survivor, this little girl with a big personality appeals to the odd child in us all."

Truly one for my Christmas list : )