What book are you reading?
I'm reading To Kill A Mockingbird at the mo.
I'm reading To Kill A Mockingbird at the mo.
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What are you reading?
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Posts: 3514 (03/07/2008 22:46:08) |
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craftytiger |
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Posts: 475 (03/07/2008 22:50:00) |
I'm on 'Good omens' by Terry Pratchett. Read it loads of times but think it's hysterical!
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Dawn |
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Posts: 2013 (03/07/2008 22:51:57) |
Frances I love that book - can't say it is enjoyable but it is compelling. I am currently reading Pies and Prejudice by Stuart Maconie
- my mother in law had it whilst she was in hospital and has passed it on to me.
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Posts: 85 (03/07/2008 22:52:23) |
I remember reading that at school great book
I am reading Maureen Lee books at the moment, someone lent me one and I am hooked, Have read several now. Not too heavy going, but good story lines. In fact I am just on my way to bed now to read a chapter or two before i fall into the land of nod. Teresa x |
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pixiehouse |
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Posts: 2829 (03/07/2008 22:53:44) |
Ermmm a Josephine cox book at mo and ummm i got a crossword bok by side of the bed (trying to sound brainey) lol
Thenn theres the rubber stamping book thats sat there,,,i look at that some nights ermmmm i think thats it!! Wendy xx |
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june barker |
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Posts: 1487 (03/07/2008 22:54:42) |
i am reading a book that lonnie recommended, it is called 'the 13th tale' forgot the author, this is her first book and it is very good - a real
mystery.
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 Tina |
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Posts: 29804 (03/07/2008 22:55:22) Administrator |
My best friend's girl by Dorothy Koomson
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Cottager |
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Posts: 1912 (03/07/2008 22:59:24) |
An Ancient Evil by P.C.Doherty, it's a mediaeval whodunnit. Love these types of books
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Posts: 271 (03/07/2008 23:19:10) |
If you like mediaeval whodunnit's have you read C J Sansom? Set in tudor times about a hunchback laywer {the detective} they are great books I've read
4 in the seris so far, starts with Dissolution, I recommend these . I am reading Quicksilver by Neal Stephenson at the moment but generally read crime fiction.
I love To Kill a Mockingbird though I read it after seeing Gregory Peck in the film... brilliant!! Didn't think I got to talk about another past-time here
as well it's great Thanks Tina
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Posts: 10233 (04/07/2008 00:24:16) |
Errmmm... just finished reading a M&B - Expecting His Love-Child by Carol Marinelli... well, you did ask...
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Beas Nanny |
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Posts: 6199 (04/07/2008 00:42:28) |
Lavender wrote: Well actually my first thought for a reply was "the forum". However, I shall be off up the wooden hill with my M&B shortly - can't
remember title for the moment - but I can assure you it isn't Mills and Swoon, but a good storyline. this is third book in a Trilogy.
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nikki in hull |
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Posts: 3020 (04/07/2008 00:43:32) |
Grasshopper by Barbara Vine
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Lavender |
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Posts: 10233 (04/07/2008 00:45:18) |
Enjoy your book Mags... I love them, no great thinking involved, just fairy tales
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Varla |
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Posts: 12 (04/07/2008 01:23:31) |
Hey everyone,
I read to Kill A Mockingbird at school and had it as a GCSE paer in English, everyone else in the class thought it was boring, but i think they missed all the points and lessons to be learned (my classmates hated the film tooo because it was in black and white, ohhh i love bothe the story and the film) I love to read any book by Richard Laymon, my favourites though have got to be Glory Bus and Darkness tell us. With the Beast House trilogy and One rainy Night. oh i love all his novels. Sorry i'm just rabbiting on. it happens a lot when talking about books i prefer a good book to t.v anyday. Sorry for boring you all with this long novel, (I bet you wished you never aked frances!) lol Take Care All, Love Kim xxxxxxxxxxx |
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Posts: 539 (04/07/2008 01:36:25) |
Hi Kim,
have read all his books as well,they are good! At the moment reading thriller. Love Maureen x |
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Sandra Carms |
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Posts: 2113 (04/07/2008 07:33:24) |
Red Letter Day by Colette Caddle. Have lately found this author and enjoying her books
Sandra 
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matildasmum |
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Posts: 2544 (04/07/2008 08:06:22) |
have read all terry pratchett books as OH n i are huge fans, my son bought me to kill a mockingbird a few years ago i had also seen the film.
i have lately been going for some light relief in the way of ricky tomlinson-celebrities my a*%e, do ants have a*%eholes and e that is really good, i needed something funny for a while, i do read lots of autobiogs, bio's, whodunnits, some fantasy. chell x |
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rattybird |
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Posts: 45 (04/07/2008 08:43:04) |
I am currently reading Iris by Johne Bayley, its all about his life with Irisi Murdoch and is a fascinating read. I have only ever managed to read one of her
books the sea the sea, tried others but too clever for me
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serendipity |
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Posts: 1746 (04/07/2008 09:36:29) |
Just finished reading Ferney by James Long. It's a love story about the two main characters, who have been together in different lives for over 1,000
years. I really enjoyed it. I am now about to start Barbara Erskine's latest book, The Warrior's Princess, which also combines the present and the
past. I have all of her books, the first one was Lady of Hay, and they are all brilliant.
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Posts: 762 (04/07/2008 11:31:35) |
I've just started 44 Scotland Street by Alexander McCall Smith. I was bored by The Number 1 Detective Agency and gave it to my sister who loved it - she
had lived in Kenya and said she could smell Africa while reading! She then recommended AMS's 'Sunday Philosophy Club' series which I love, and
I've been meaning to try the Scotland Street stories for some time. I've had a couple of Australian visitors staying and one of them gave me this first
volume before she left.
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nicjay |
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Posts: 120 (04/07/2008 11:48:21) |
Im reading the Dalai Lamas Autobiography, written by....
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