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"A street cat named bob - true story about a homeless guy who 'adopts' a stray ginger tom in london.
I have that, and cried like a bloody daft nellie.  "
try 'penguins stopped play' too, it's about a group of blokes goinground the world playing cricket in strange places. before you say you don't like cricket, it's more about their travels and stories than the actual games - you will cry at that too |
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"Someone suggest a book to me, and I will download and read it. Tell me what its about though
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I've read girl with the dragon tattoo x murder mystery with a sprinkling of lust n serial killing
Or try any Michael Connelly x
I read the drop x suspense murder mystery x brill x
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By *emmefataleWoman
over a year ago
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"A street cat named bob - true story about a homeless guy who 'adopts' a stray ginger tom in london.
I have that, and cried like a bloody daft nellie.
try 'penguins stopped play' too, it's about a group of blokes goinground the world playing cricket in strange places. before you say you don't like cricket, it's more about their travels and stories than the actual games - you will cry at that too"
I don't like Cricket, I love it! Will give it a go, thanks xx |
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Sybil, also known as "The two nations", written by Benjamin Disraeli, former Prime Minister of Great Britain. He was greatly concerned with the poverty of the working classes, and this novel, with its in-depth exploration of those conditions, expressed and circulated his ideas |
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"Someone suggest a book to me, and I will download and read it. Tell me what its about though
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Any book?....
I have never read a book right through but the first page of the one book I did read was awesome!
Forgot what it's called.....  |
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"A street cat named bob - true story about a homeless guy who 'adopts' a stray ginger tom in london.
I have that, and cried like a bloody daft nellie.
try 'penguins stopped play' too, it's about a group of blokes goinground the world playing cricket in strange places. before you say you don't like cricket, it's more about their travels and stories than the actual games - you will cry at that tooI don't like Cricket, I love it! Will give it a go, thanks xx "
Promise to let us know how you got on with it |
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The man who broke into Aushwitz.
It was about a british POW who befriended a jew in Aushwitz, he traded places with him twice. Good Read.
I am Ozzy, it goes through the life of Ozzy Osbourne. You may not like the bloke but the book is very funny at times. |
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"The man who broke into Aushwitz.
It was about a british POW who befriended a jew in Aushwitz, he traded places with him twice. Good Read.
I am Ozzy, it goes through the life of Ozzy Osbourne. You may not like the bloke but the book is very funny at times."
I've read the man that broke into Auschwitz, it was very good
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The Book of Daniel. E. L. Doctorow.
The childhood of an American immigrant seen through retrospective eyes.
Cleverly done. A fictional piece based around factual events.
McCarthyist witch hunts etc.
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
Wonder by R.J. Palacio. It's a children's book that I bought for one of the kids but we've all read it now. It's fiction about getting through life, whoever you are and whatever you are going through. Very uplifting.
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
"A street cat named bob - true story about a homeless guy who 'adopts' a stray ginger tom in london.
I have that, and cried like a bloody daft nellie. "
There is a new Bob book out now.
I am lucky enough to have met Bob as we used to get on the same bus every morning to go to work.
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Depends on the kind of stuff you like. Birthday Girls by Annabell Giles. It's about how people's live's intertwine. Has a fantastic ending but it's a bit fluffy, great if you like chick lit.
If you like something more gripping Angelology by Danielle Trussoni. I loved it. |
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By *aceytopWoman
over a year ago
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"Patient zero and all of the Joe ledger. Books he makes jack reacher look like a pussy. im going to give this a go,i loved jack reacher so I will see how this compares thanks  "
just been on amazon and downloaded two of his books think I could get addicted |
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"Spike Milligan - Adolf Hitler: My part in his downfall
Hilarious read "
Ive got that on me shelf, i must have read it half a dozen times over the years lol
Him |
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"Spike Milligan - Adolf Hitler: My part in his downfall
Hilarious read
Ive got that on me shelf, i must have read it half a dozen times over the years lol
Him"
I read it on the tube home from college years ago and laughed out loud on a packed train. Bit embarrassing that lol |
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"A street cat named bob - true story about a homeless guy who 'adopts' a stray ginger tom in london.
I have that, and cried like a bloody daft nellie. "
Best avoid Red Dog then. Cried openly on a bus for 30 minutes. Oh the shame. |
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I'm currently reading The Aquariums of Pyongyang, thoroughly depressing story of life in the North Korean gulags.
I'm totally immersed but if you like happy endings I suspect you're unlikely to get one. |
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If you're looking for something a little on the raunchier side, then I'd suggest taking a look at 'but I know what you want - 25 sex tales for the different' by James Williams.
I've been reading it for a few days now and it's a real eye-opener |
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