Fifty Shades by EL James

zillie wrote:So who has heard of this triology of steamy books that have taken most of the world by storm.

I have to admit I'm not sure about them. I enjoyed them speeding through them at a rate of about a book a day and at about 500 pages, although I've read them through my phone is pretty fast for me. My problem is I wouldn't want my little sister reading them, and with them being popular are readily avaliable through amazon. Like LankyLil had complained about the other day which I have to say I have read through and agree with you about how certain content is accessed through amazon. Searching for fifty shades, which is not pure filth by the way you can soon come across reading material that is, but then again I guess some people would argue that you should watch your child whilst on the internet. But then again it is easy to use the net to keep a child quiet every once in a while.

She can be a bit weak and wishy washy throughout the book despite the content. Also I am failing to see the similarities to twilight other than their love for one another despite their rocky start.

I might try my hand at writing a review after I am done, providing I have the time.

Sorry just wanted to put my musings out there.

Liz

zillie wrote:I completely agree with you there it needs to have appropiate departments for certain audiences and protect the content that isnt appropiate for certain users.

Hopefully amazon and other retailers will one day realise this and things will be changed.

My next book it The snowman by Jo Nesbo, my friends bought it for me at christmas so its about time I started reading it ooops!

Liz

Spoiler:

and it totally weirded me out when she mentioned at the end that the baby she was carried liked what they did in the bedroom (the baby kicked more) the poor baby was probably kicking to get away from them!