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Yesterday I found my old copy of Pride and Prejudice so have started re-reading it for the first time in years.
What are you reading ? Would you recommend it to others ?  |
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I do love a good book. Recent good reads include
The Night Circus - Erin Morgenstern
Circus Excite - Nikki Magennis
I don't have a thing for circuses by the way, pure coincidence.
Happy reading |
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Just finished Lamentation by CJ Sansom and I can recommended it. I'm thinking of rereading Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrel before the TV series starts but I'll probably go for one of my many unread fantasy books. |
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"Downloaded Harry Sidebottom- Fire in the East last night. I have just finished the latest Simon Scarrow"
I Have read them, have you read R W Peake and Robert Fabbri. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Downloaded Harry Sidebottom- Fire in the East last night. I have just finished the latest Simon Scarrow
I Have read them, have you read R W Peake and Robert Fabbri."
No, are they in the same vein? I love Scarrow and Conn Iggulden's Ceaser trilogy was fantastic |
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"I like reading the sharpe novela by bernars cornwell, they are the ones that sean bean used to be when they were made to go on tv. "
Ooh Sean Bean. Also in Lady Chatterly, I seem to recall. Very nice. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Downloaded Harry Sidebottom- Fire in the East last night. I have just finished the latest Simon Scarrow
I Have read them, have you read R W Peake and Robert Fabbri.
No, are they in the same vein? I love Scarrow and Conn Iggulden's Ceaser trilogy was fantastic"
Yes they are, SJA Tourney is another good author and Douglas Jackson. Conn iguldenn also wrote a series of books on Genghis Kahn which are very good. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Downloaded Harry Sidebottom- Fire in the East last night. I have just finished the latest Simon Scarrow
I Have read them, have you read R W Peake and Robert Fabbri.
No, are they in the same vein? I love Scarrow and Conn Iggulden's Ceaser trilogy was fantastic
Yes they are, SJA Tourney is another good author and Douglas Jackson. Conn iguldenn also wrote a series of books on Genghis Kahn which are very good."
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By (user no longer on site)
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Most recent one was The Fault In Our Stars. Pregnant hormones lead to me having to put it down as I was on a plane and getting teary! Brilliant book though. |
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"Did a clear out recently and found all my Ian Banks novels. Currently half way through The Crow Road.
Love The Crow Road "
In fact most of his novels are good. Espedair street next I think |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I like reading the sharpe novela by bernars cornwell, they are the ones that sean bean used to be when they were made to go on tv.
Ooh Sean Bean. Also in Lady Chatterly, I seem to recall. Very nice."
Should try the books theres a bit more sex in.them than the shows |
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By (user no longer on site)
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So many books, so little time (unfortunately not dues to Fab related activities unless you count posting in the forums...)
One that always makes me smile is A Confederacy of Dunces by John Kennedy Toole - it might be an acquired taste but I always enjoy re-reading it. |
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