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over a year ago
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I'm currently reading "Picking up the Pieces" by Paul Britton. It's a brilliant book, but I'm nearly at the end.
I'm struggling to find my next read. What have you read recently that you'd recommend?  |
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In currently reading Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn, very good.
can recommend Linwood Barclay as an author oh and I really enjoyed The Kite Runner too, Khaled Hosseni. |
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Dwarves by Hans somebody sorry forgotten his name
Its a cracking book 1 of 4 I think but it's set in the years before the hobbit (based around the same lands) |
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"Dwarves by Hans somebody sorry forgotten his name
Its a cracking book 1 of 4 I think but it's set in the years before the hobbit (based around the same lands)"
Love The Hobbit & Lord of the Rings. I'll take a look .
Diary of a Wimpy Kid is brill. Agreed. |
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I am reading "The Pillars Of The Earth by Ken Follitt" its a trilogy and this the first of the three, great reading if you are into Historical novels.....Ruby |
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If you like the technical stuff with a bit of deep philosophy thrown in I'd recommend In Search Of Schrödinger's Cat, about the nature of reality and the reality of the world on the Quantum level.
I'm reading it for the third time.. when I can manage to be off here long enough that is :P |
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The Story of O. Good, dirty book.
Apple Tree Yard is good too. It's got the best line in it: "sex with you was like being eaten by a wolf". 
The Savage Garden
Well written filth by Nikki Gemmell: "The Bride Stripe Bare" and "With my Body". Much bette than 50 Shades of Shite. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I'm going to write all these down & look later. Must admit I still like reading a real book. I've tried a Kindle, but for me you just can't beat the feel and smell of a proper book!  |
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The first fifteen lives of Harry August. Was a chance read, couldn't put it down. A tiny tiny bit like the time travellers wife only a bit less "romantic". Very clever. Can't find anything else she has written, am gutted |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Legend by David Gemmel
Quality read! "
All David Gemmels books pale into insignificance compared to his wife's. am a bit suspicious she actually wrote his for him but made them slightly "less good"?????  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm currently reading "Picking up the Pieces" by Paul Britton. It's a brilliant book, but I'm nearly at the end.
I'm struggling to find my next read. What have you read recently that you'd recommend? "
he was involved in the entrapment of Colin stagg who was innocent but slurred for years over the murder of Rachel Nickel. He distanced himself when it looked like they were wrong |
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I loved David Mitchell's Cloud Atlas... Which is a bit like 6 stories in one. Fantastic read.
But I've gone on a massive Hemingway buzz right now. Need to read The Sun Also Rises again before I hit up San Fermin next month! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I'm currently reading "Picking up the Pieces" by Paul Britton. It's a brilliant book, but I'm nearly at the end.
I'm struggling to find my next read. What have you read recently that you'd recommend? he was involved in the entrapment of Colin stagg who was innocent but slurred for years over the murder of Rachel Nickel. He distanced himself when it looked like they were wrong"
Yes that's in his first book. That's one of those murder cases the public will never forget . |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I guess the OP should state her genre of choice..."
I like lots of genres. I don't like horrors & not a massive fan of autobiographies but apart from that I'd say I read a wide range of book types.
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"For entertainment, The World of Jeeves by the immortal P.G Wodehouse. Or try Dune  "
Walked past the Theatre showing Jeeves & Wooster on Saturday in London, Tina. It looked look. My Grandad was a massive fan.
Dune - is that about the massive worms ?  |
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By *inaTitzTV/TS
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"For entertainment, The World of Jeeves by the immortal P.G Wodehouse. Or try Dune
Walked past the Theatre showing Jeeves & Wooster on Saturday in London, Tina. It looked look. My Grandad was a massive fan.
Dune - is that about the massive worms ? "
That's the one and I'd like to see if live |
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