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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Im reading Dawn French's A tiny bit marvellous and im really enjoying it
Its made me laugh and now its making me cry,I don't think I can go to bed now until ive finished it |
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over a year ago
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"The queens fool. Phillipa Gregory,she might hate Anne Boleyn but they are my guilty pleasure."
The queens fool fantastic read one of my favourites. Have you read The Virgins Lover I love Robert Dudley I have just started The Lady of the Rivers. Have been reading about the cousins war and Phillipa Gregory goes even further back in history. |
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"The queens fool. Phillipa Gregory,she might hate Anne Boleyn but they are my guilty pleasure.
The queens fool fantastic read one of my favourites. Have you read The Virgins Lover I love Robert Dudley I have just started The Lady of the Rivers. Have been reading about the cousins war and Phillipa Gregory goes even further back in history."
One of the best birthday pressies i got was the full tudor set,and i love hannah...my kind of woman 
i didnt know she had written older stuff tho,i have loved the medieval period since i read Katherine by Anya Sefton |
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The Lady in the Rivers is the third in the series you have the Red Queen and and The White Queen both fantastic great women (The War of The Roses series) Before The Tudors. I love how Phillipa portrays all the women from Henry's wives to Hannah I do fall in love with the characters. Can't you tell I am a huge fan of Phillipa. |
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Kit's reading 'Midnight Movie' by Tobe Hooper, a documentary style horror novel by the guy who made Texas Chainsaw. In a word: awesome.
Kitty's reading Clockwork & Corsets, a collection of steampunk romance stories. |
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"The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson.
I really tried to get into this book but struggled  "
I loved this one and the second, but finding the third a little more difficult.
I'm currently reading Wicked - Gregory Maguire. Again!!! |
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"The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson.
I really tried to get into this book but struggled "
My daughters bought me the trilogy for my birthday. I've been reading it since 17 September. I'm on page 100...  ...it is hard going. |
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By *yson38GWoman
over a year ago
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"The queens fool. Phillipa Gregory,she might hate Anne Boleyn but they are my guilty pleasure.
i didnt know she had written older stuff tho,i have loved the medieval period since i read Katherine by Anya Sefton"
Jem, I've brought up the book 'queen of night' by Alan Savage - the one I told you about - ur welcome to borrow it. Plus got a couple of others by Anya Seyton but Katherine is by far her best.
Oh I'm reading The Distant Hours by Kate Morton up here and gonna take 'The Bearers of the Black Staff' by Terry Brooks back down with me to Liverpool cos I've got no more books at the old house  |
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By *umourCouple
over a year ago
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Well, I always have Lord of the Rings on the go, just to go back to when in the mood to get engrossed. Earth Abides by George R Stewart is another kept close by. Not into detective novels, love stories or anything overfactual.
Other than that a local author has given me a manuscript to read and I have given him one too. Always love to be the first "outsider" to read and pass judgement on a new author or book. |
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"Im reading Dawn French's A tiny bit marvellous and im really enjoying it
Its made me laugh and now its making me cry,I don't think I can go to bed now until ive finished it"
snap! just started it |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Im reading Dawn French's A tiny bit marvellous and im really enjoying it
Its made me laugh and now its making me cry,I don't think I can go to bed now until ive finished it
snap! just started it"
Enjoy it,the more I got into it the more I liked it,im passing it on to my daughter as I think she'll enjoy it too |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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its Cookery Books for me i have loads and next to my bed right now is Nigella How to be a Domestic Goddess .. Rick steins Spain and Hugh Fearnley-whittingstall River cottage Everyday .. i have a go every week making one or two things that are diffrent .. as i love baking and making all sorts of food from around the world . |
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"I'm just working my way through the Discworld series so far I've got up to The Thief Of Time."
Interesting.
I've always thought the whole Discworld thing was a pile of poop. But having seen Terry P on the documentary he made about euthanasia I'm considering reading some of his stuff. |
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just finished chubby browns autobiog. brilliant insight to a strange but wonderful man.
. and then down loaded james cordens new book... but the problem is i have a kindle so everytime someone recomends a book i down load it for later and  well there are 5 pages of books i am gonna read later.. lol..
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Angel Times by Anne Rice (LOVE her work), just starting Game of Thrones & a really cheesy supernatural romance called Dark Dreams.
I always tend to have a few books on the go at once...... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Karen Rose - I can see you
Its ok, but what annoys me about her books is that the leading lady and the cop always fall in love, they guys previous wives have always died of tragic circumstances and they always have constant hard ons every time they look at the heroine. Pisses me off that its the same formula in every bloody book. |
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"The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson.
I really tried to get into this book but struggled
My daughters bought me the trilogy for my birthday. I've been reading it since 17 September. I'm on page 100... ...it is hard going."
Keep going its well worth it in the end, book 2 has a chunk in the middle that is tough going but its worth carrying on. |
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By *emmefataleWoman
over a year ago
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"I can't decide what to read... either Anne Rice - The WItching Hour, or Jim Butcher- Storm FRont. Whatever I choose will probably have vampires, werewolves, or other paranormal creatures!!"
The witching hour is fab, go with that one x
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I am currently reading A Man Without A Country by the late Kurt Vonnegut.
It is a slim book that showcases a collection of thoughts/short essays/ideas on various subjects that concern everyday life - from the mundane to the magnificent. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Resurrectionist by James McGee.
Book two of a trilogy about a Bow Street Runner, a veteran of Wellingtons army.
Anyone who's read the Sharpe books will see a similarity in some of the characters.
Its set in the London of the early 1800's, very dark and atmospheric, would adapt well to T.V.  R
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Geoffrey Hayes... Life at the end or the rainbow.
Its interesting and far reaching although the graphic fisting and sewing of metal fasteners to oral apertures is pretty distressing.
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"The adventures of Tom Sawyer."
Oh yayy! You found it?
I'm currently reading Nice Girls finish last I picked up a load of chick lit to read on my week off next week. I don't need anything heavy going as I'm supposed to be relaxing and stress free so a couple of bonk busters and a few by my favourite authors - although I couldn't resist a new one (to me) by Tess Gerritsen (not chick lit or easy lighthearted but a bloody good author).
*Her* |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Been reading the same book for about 5 years but never got to the end lol.
Its the Morecombe and Wise story......bring me sunshine! Quite apt at the moment i think. |
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"The Club - Mandasue Heller
Only recently discovered this author after a friend gave me one of her other books.
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read "forget me not" by same author...a very good easy to read book....out of the martina cole mode of writing |
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By *ENDAROOSCouple
over a year ago
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"The Club - Mandasue Heller
Only recently discovered this author after a friend gave me one of her other books.
read "forget me not" by same author...a very good easy to read book....out of the martina cole mode of writing"
That was the first one of hers that I read and think it has been the best so far. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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reading bossypants, tina fey's autobiography 10 pages in and very funny already!! shes an amazing writter of comedy and actress as well. for those that dont know her watch 30 rock or youtube her |
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