As for my answer, I have read it through fully 3 times and have just begun it for the 4th time.
A.M.
How Many Times
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How Many Times
by Ageless Messanger » Sun May 16, 2004 7:42 pm
Just curious as to how many times you have read Moya's book, for the ones whom have it? You don't have to vote or answer if you don't feel like it.
As for my answer, I have read it through fully 3 times and have just begun it for the 4th time.
A.M.
As for my answer, I have read it through fully 3 times and have just begun it for the 4th time.
A.M.
Believe me
I'm not afraid
Teach me
To learn Your ways
Carry me
Under Your wings
In Your perfect time-Maire Brennan
I'm not afraid
Teach me
To learn Your ways
Carry me
Under Your wings
In Your perfect time-Maire Brennan
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Three...
by cantilena91 » Sun May 16, 2004 7:58 pm
I have read the book at least 3 times, may also be more but I'm not sure. 3 is at least the minimum!
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by nessieq » Sun May 16, 2004 8:15 pm
weeeell...
i've read the book twice or three times totaly, but every now and again when i'm tired or in need of some inspiration, i pick it up and read the best bits again. i particularly love the last few paragraphs in the afterword - beautiful sturff.
nessieq.
i've read the book twice or three times totaly, but every now and again when i'm tired or in need of some inspiration, i pick it up and read the best bits again. i particularly love the last few paragraphs in the afterword - beautiful sturff.
nessieq.
We shall not cease from exploration
And the end of all our exploring
Will be to arrive where we started
And know the place for the first time.
-T. S. Eliot, 'Little Gidding' V
And the end of all our exploring
Will be to arrive where we started
And know the place for the first time.
-T. S. Eliot, 'Little Gidding' V
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by Ageless Messanger » Sun May 16, 2004 9:09 pm
Awesome. I do that sometimes too. Like when I just need a little boost of confidence or inspiration or else I read her words that she wrote when she had signed a copy for me.
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I'm not afraid
Teach me
To learn Your ways
Carry me
Under Your wings
In Your perfect time-Maire Brennan
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Teach me
To learn Your ways
Carry me
Under Your wings
In Your perfect time-Maire Brennan
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I don't read any book of Moya. And I can't vote.
Gimme time i'll read it again
by AndyPandy » Mon Sep 06, 2004 8:33 pm
Only once because my mum nicked it from me once I finished and now my Dad is reading it!
I'd like to read it again once they have finished with it!
I'd like to read it again once they have finished with it!
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Moya's book
by Macha » Fri Oct 15, 2004 2:49 pm
I've read Moya's book three or four times I think. I really don't know. It is one of my favourite books. I've bought it last year. It has cost € 19,90 (in Germany).
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Moya's book
by Macha » Tue Dec 14, 2004 3:18 pm
I'm reading Moya's book for the fifth time now, I think. It's a really great book; I think I could never write an autobiography. It's so great!
When I read it, I really feel with Moya; feel her fears and sorrow and hopes. When I read the chapter about the festival in Brittany where she meets the French guy named Pierre, who only takes advantage of her, I feel very sad.
It always makes me thinking of my ex boyfriend Peter. We had splitted of about three years ago. Moya has deeply touched my soul with this book...really...I LOVE it!
When I read it, I really feel with Moya; feel her fears and sorrow and hopes. When I read the chapter about the festival in Brittany where she meets the French guy named Pierre, who only takes advantage of her, I feel very sad.
It always makes me thinking of my ex boyfriend Peter. We had splitted of about three years ago. Moya has deeply touched my soul with this book...really...I LOVE it!
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by Eternal_Silence » Tue Dec 14, 2004 4:08 pm
I only read it once because it is taking me quite a while to finish it, and I have to read other things for school............. 
*sigh*
I'll start it again soon I guess though(almost vacation!........ this week and the next week......
)
Marlies
*sigh* I'll start it again soon I guess though(almost vacation!........ this week and the next week......
)Marlies
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by Macha » Tue Dec 14, 2004 4:13 pm
Eternal_Silence wrote:I only read it once because it is taking me quite a while to finish it, and I have to read other things for school.............
I'll start it again soon I guess though(almost vacation!........ this week and the next week......
Hey, I'm sure you can read it in your spare time. That's what I do, when I come home from work.
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by Grania » Tue Dec 14, 2004 4:47 pm
Twice - I thought I'd already answered this topic
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by the whistleplayer » Sun Jan 02, 2005 12:31 pm
Hey Mise... 
You should be reading the Da Vinci Code!! 
You should be reading the Da Vinci Code!! I have no hobbies, only obsessions...
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by Roibeard Óg » Sun Jan 02, 2005 2:28 pm
How many books has Moya written. One or Two - I'm a bit confused because on the Irish Book website it says one but on Google it says Two? I have read 'The Other Side of the Rainbow'. If there is another book for sure, please let me know,
Thanx,
Robert
- I'm a bit confused because on the Irish Book website it says one but on Google it says Two? I have read 'The Other Side of the Rainbow'. If there is another book for sure, please let me know,
Thanx,
Robert
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