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over a year ago
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I'm currently listening to 'his + hers' by Alice Feeny
It's following the return of a woman to her home town where a serial killer is loose and we are reliving her teen years |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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"I've started reading the house of leaves after someone compared me to it.
It's hard work!
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 The fact someone compared you to it is brilliant. I really enjoyed it - it's not an easy read though.
Currently reading Victory City by Rushdie - it's that sweeping epic fantasy blend of history and mythos I adore. |
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By *tar80sWoman
over a year ago
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Let's Pretend This Never Happened: A Mostly True Memoir
By Jenny Lawson
- I was crying I was laughing so hard in just the epiloque. Not even at the book part yet.
- She's normal; with just a crazy crazy life.
- You will buy a copy to just share. |
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By *anae21Woman
over a year ago
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Recently finished "Bones and All" (DeAngelis) which was surprising and intriguing.
Now on "Shackleton" (Feinnes). I don't usually go for non-fiction, but I'm fascinated by this story. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I’m as random with my book choices at I can be with music. I’m
Currently reading a book written by a very good friend called the hard stop by Jack Daw
About his time in the army and the police |
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"I've started reading the house of leaves after someone compared me to it.
It's hard work!
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House of Leaves was awesome and terrifying. Quite a unique novel. Well worth the effort if you stick with it! Xx |
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"I've started reading the house of leaves after someone compared me to it.
It's hard work!
The fact someone compared you to it is brilliant. I really enjoyed it - it's not an easy read though.
Currently reading Victory City by Rushdie - it's that sweeping epic fantasy blend of history and mythos I adore."
How are you finding Victory City? I have it on the shelf to be read. I’ve enjoyed most of Rushdie’s stories, and especially like his sweeping epic fantasy blend of history and mythos  Although I also loved The Golden House recently too. |
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"Just finished Bram Stokers Dracula. Bloody brilliant, why have I not read this before?
If you loved that try Dracul by Dacre Stoker, it's inspired by the notes Bram Stoker left behind. "
Will have to check that out. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Just finished Bram Stokers Dracula. Bloody brilliant, why have I not read this before?
If you loved that try Dracul by Dacre Stoker, it's inspired by the notes Bram Stoker left behind. "
Have you seen the 2 films at the cinema? I’m spoiled with spin off inspired by the original.
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Now on "Shackleton" (Feinnes). I don't usually go for non-fiction, but I'm fascinated by this story."
Let me know your thoughts on that book. That's next in my to-read list.
What's Fiennes quote on the front? "To Write About Hell, It Helps If You've Been There"
Im currently reading 'Street Without Joy' by Bernard B Fall.
About the French War in Indochina.
One of the best books ive ever read. |
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By *aizyWoman
over a year ago
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"Just finished Bram Stokers Dracula. Bloody brilliant, why have I not read this before?
If you loved that try Dracul by Dacre Stoker, it's inspired by the notes Bram Stoker left behind.
Will have to check that out. "
It is a really good read. |
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I just finished reading Sharpe's Rifles by Bernard Cornwell. I'm slowly working my way through his books. I love learning the history. Plus it's always interesting to see if he sleeps with the ladies before they die or run off with his money 
I've also always got a poetry book by the bed, as sometimes the mood takes me to read some. |
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