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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Good Morning you beautiful naughty bunch of interesting folks, just finished reading my latest book and was wondering what you are reading at the moment. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Good Morning you beautiful naughty bunch of interesting folks, just finished reading my latest book and was wondering what you are reading at the moment. "
Hi what are you reading? I'm just reading Paul Finch Strangers. I really enjoyed his DS Heckenburg series
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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My tastes are anything and everything, sci fi, fantasy, horror, zombie, biographies, history, world war 2 among the current trend.
Recently finished war dog the no mans land puppy who took to the skies.
Just the unforgettable story of the dog who went to war
Steven Tyler's Does the Noise in my head bother you?
Milk Run Nathan Lowell
Exodus Drk Patton
Just finished The Day After Tomorrow by Allan Folsom for the umpteenth time.
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I've just started This is London by Ben Judah - it's reportage, he describes the way various recent migrants experience the city differently, what brought them there, their hopes, frustrations, fears, disappointments. So far, it's eye opening, fascinating and sometimes extremely sad. It's an aspect of London many of us are only vaguely aware of and probably don't apply too much thought to usually.
And I'm dipping into The Railways: Nation, Network and People by Simon Bradley, haven't read it properly yet but it seems to be the sort of social history I love. |
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"I've just started This is London by Ben Judah - it's reportage, he describes the way various recent migrants experience the city differently, what brought them there, their hopes, frustrations, fears, disappointments. So far, it's eye opening, fascinating and sometimes extremely sad. It's an aspect of London many of us are only vaguely aware of and probably don't apply too much thought to usually "
That sounds good.I think I'll put it on my book list. |
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"I've just started This is London by Ben Judah - it's reportage, he describes the way various recent migrants experience the city differently, what brought them there, their hopes, frustrations, fears, disappointments. So far, it's eye opening, fascinating and sometimes extremely sad. It's an aspect of London many of us are only vaguely aware of and probably don't apply too much thought to usually
That sounds good.I think I'll put it on my book list."
It's so well written - I hope you'll find it as interesting and thought provoking as I'm doing  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I've just finished re-reading Leaves of Grass by Walt Whitman.
You know who else is a fan? Try googling "Hysterical Literature". "
Already seen it and just wow. |
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Just finished Half a War by Joe Abercrombie as I fill in the usual 5year plus wait for George to write the next Thrones novel.
Daylight War was good too if you like that kind of thing if not I Am Pilgrim is great |
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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
There and to the left a bit |
Just finished Love You Dead by Peter James (see earlier post)...about to start The Bees by Laline Paull which is a fictional story told from the perspective of a bee in a hive....should be interesting |
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"Just finished orphan X, which was ok, and debating whether to start the Jack Reacher books or Game of Thrones books......"
Jack Reacher is great. You will just wonder why Tom Cruise was cast to play Reacher.
I am reading Jens Voight's book. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Almost finished
Marian Keyes ~ The woman who stole my life.
Halfway through
In too deep ~ Portia December Rossi.
And leisurely reading
Playing well with others ~ Lee Harrington & Mollena Williams.
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By *ucyfur77Woman
over a year ago
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"I'm a great book lover, and always have been. I love many genres.
But over the last few months, maybe even a year, I've struggled to find the pleasure. It's as if I have lost my book-mojo  "
I've lost my mojo too, anyone seen it? |
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Oh and recently finished Just Kids - Patti Smith 
