...and the first of these four films was great, connecting the dots up very nicely, so perhaps I was expecting something that had the same flow. However, I found this film to be disjointed and just plain, weird. I hope the next two will be better.

Well, I think, given that I knew Momento was frustratingly hard to follow, and it tells you on the back that it’s a film you see twice to understand, I was braced for confusion. So imagine my surprise when I knew EXACTLY what was going on! Did others find it hard to follow? I’d not read the book, and had no prior knowledge of the film. Still a good film, though, I thought.

The trouble I have with these mangas is that I read them too quickly. It’s easy to just keep on reading :)

This is the only version I’ve seen, so I don’t know whether that changes anything. Anyway, it was good, but a little, hmm, odd. It just didn’t seem to flow very well, to me.

Reading this book has made me realise just how lucky I am. Let me explain; I know your average guy, I’ve dated two of them, the things they want to do, the things they don’t, the stuff they rush because they’re not sure how to do it right, this is who the book describes. And if I were still dating either one of them, I would find this book very useful.

As it is, it’s quite useful. Because I have an amazing boyfriend, he is sensitive and lovely, knows exactly what I like (but no guy is a mind reader, you have to tell guys what you like and don’t like, or you’ll never be satisfied), and cares very deeply about me. He’s not like the guy they describe in the book, so a lot of it is useless to me, and I am so glad! :D

Without sounding too big-headed, or slutty, I think I know quite a bit about this topic already, but it always pays to advance your knowledge where possible ;)

This story was one of my favourites, and it was one of the first books I remember my dad reading to me in bed, which I couldn’t wait for the next chapter.

It’s going well, and I really want to follow some of the advice and exercise techniques they talk about, as the logic behind them seems good. Now just to fit it in :)

Pippi is actually quite funny in her ignorance. I didn’t really know much about her before I started reading this book, but she’s a lot of fun. On hearing you have to pay to go and see the circus, she clamps her eyes shut, thinking everything you see, you must pay for. Then when they get to the circus, there’s an old lady sat giving out tickets and Pippi says “How much is it to look at you?” :) Love it.

It’s hard going, the writer’s main character is a writer, who spends a long time talking about writing, and how one doesn’t enjoy or dislike writing, it just happens. Which is hard for me to grasp, the whole book is a little like this, but I’m persevering, nonetheless.