Julia's Book

[BusyMum]

I'm thinking multi buy, buy 2 get £5.00 of, like the Elemis offer. Yes, DJ, definately weakening, help someone, talk me out of it

perhaps if they gave us the book AND £5 each it would be more tempting..??!

 

[mermaid]

perhaps if they gave us the book AND £5 each it would be more tempting..??!

It will take more than £5 to make me read it!!!

 

[Flamenco]

And what a stupid title "A hundred lengths of the pool". Pretentious crap.

 

[BurlyBeaR]

And what a stupid title "A hundred lengths of the pool". Pretentious crap.

*gasp*

I am affronted!

 

[Snarly]

don't buy

save your money. borrow from your local library :wink:

 

[Jabbathehut]

Who reads books nowadays ?

E-readers are seriously on the increase

 

[Flamenco]

*gasp*

I am affronted!

I'm sure you'll offer a fine and glowing review after reading it!


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[BooBoo]

Blimey its big and thick enough! Must read like War and Peace!

... yes, but it'll be stuffed full of promotional photos of her .... :smirk:

 

[BusyMum]

save your money. borrow from your local library :wink:

think I'll wait till it hits Oxfam then I can have a browse and not even have to pay 50p for it. Sorry Burlz!

 

[Boris Bear]

Who reads books nowadays ?

E-readers are seriously on the increase

I do both, I've just read the last Maeve Binchy, it was 60p to reserve at the library compared to £10 for the Kindle. Maybe Julia's target market will have a fair proportion of non-technical people?

 

[LE lover]

I do both, I've just read the last Maeve Binchy, it was 60p to reserve at the library compared to £10 for the Kindle. Maybe Julia's target market will have a fair proportion of non-technical people?

I still read books too.I don't own a kindle and dont intend too either unless books completely disappear.

 

[Loveinamist]

I'd hope charity shop book buyers are more discerning BM! I'd rather buy a jigsaw with a piece missing.

 

[Flamenco]

I do both, I've just read the last Maeve Binchy, it was 60p to reserve at the library compared to £10 for the Kindle. Maybe Julia's target market will have a fair proportion of non-technical people?

I think Julia's target market are those who've undergone a lobotomy


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[BusyMum]

I really enjoy rooting round the charity shops in search of good books LIAM, but I meant I could have a flick thru JRs and not have to buy it! I can't imagine me with a Kindle or whatever, too much of a techno-phobe!

 

[Loveinamist]

I really enjoy rooting round the charity shops in search of good books LIAM, but I meant I could have a flick thru JRs and not have to buy it! I can't imagine me with a Kindle or whatever, too much of a techno-phobe!

Absolutely BM, I find it very relaxing and often pick up gems. Nearly walked out of a shop yesterday with a very large picture of tiger cubs under my arm!

 

[BusyMum]

Absolutely BM, I find it very relaxing and often pick up gems. Nearly walked out of a shop yesterday with a very large picture of tiger cubs under my arm!

I've had many a bargain over the years!

 

[dottiebird]

I suffer from insomnia...maybe it is just the book to send me off to sleep quickly

 

[SUPERCOOLWILLOW]

its here!!

One Hundred Lengths of the Pool, Signed Hardback Book by Julia Roberts
http://www.qvcuk.com/ukqic/qvcapp.aspx/app.detail/params.item.701946


One Hundred Lengths of the Pool, Signed Hardback Book by Julia
Item Number: 701946
QVC Price £14.97
P&P £0.00


This item is available through Advanced Order. It will be shipped the week commencing 04/03/2013

 

[Frazzled]

Uh, what's it about?

 

[LE lover]

Form an orderly queue.