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dotti34 · 16-08-2012, 10:45

When I initially heard the title I thought it was referring to 50 shades of the colour grey - as in the hair on old people's heads. Then I read it - I only did this because it was lent to me of course and I had nothing better to do at the time - and discovered the Grey related to the main man's name.
Don't know what all the fuss is about - found it a bit boring and repetitive, and though did have a bit of a story line it could have been condensed into one book instead of 3. Btw, have just finished the third! (but only because I wanted to know how it ended). Would like to know where the author got all her 'playroom' knowledge from....the mind boggles (and it wasn't while she was dusting and ironing, Margaret!).

16-08-2012, 10:45	#29
dotti34 Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 1,189 Blog Entries: 80 Liked: 1480 times Rep Power: 833512	Re: 50 shades of Grey/Accrington When I initially heard the title I thought it was referring to 50 shades of the colour grey - as in the hair on old people's heads. Then I read it - I only did this because it was lent to me of course and I had nothing better to do at the time - and discovered the Grey related to the main man's name. Don't know what all the fuss is about - found it a bit boring and repetitive, and though did have a bit of a story line it could have been condensed into one book instead of 3. Btw, have just finished the third! (but only because I wanted to know how it ended). Would like to know where the author got all her 'playroom' knowledge from....the mind boggles (and it wasn't while she was dusting and ironing, Margaret!).