book reading thread

[Tom]

I was reading a book about sand...

Very gritty.

[clairea]

Nov 13, 2014 23:28:12 GMT lairey said:

clairea, check this thread

Should have done a search first lol I'm like you snow. Read a book a day often re read them we have little space for more books so glad I got my kindle a couple of years ago but. There is still something about opening a crisp page of a new book I miss. That with my kindle although hubby refuses to get one.
currently reading Ben Arronvitch new book Foxglove Summer. My sister put me on to him a couple of years ago a adult Harry Potter 
but I read a lot of biographies I like a mix bag of books but it has to get my attention on the first page or two for me to read. 
I go through stages where I read a lot for weeks on end then I have a break for a while until a book grasps my attention and then have to read again. 

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Toss up tween starting billy idol's biog or gone girl by gillian flynn

[*-SARIN-*]

Shantaram by Gregory David Roberts is about the only book of note that i've read this year and i read a lot!

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Currently reading 3096 days about a real abduction. Just bought the miniaturist and the bone clocks
Got an Amy tan book I just can't get in to

[Ron]

Currently have all the Wilbur Smith books in order on my mp3 player.Listening to them in sequence makes them more interesting.The beauty of the mp3 player is I can enjoy them and still carry on with what I want to do

[Phoenix .]

At the moment I am trying to read Val McDermid's The Skeleton Road, in between mixing juices, playing Scrabble and shopping on-line.

[sydsut]

Working my way through Stephen Kings novels on the kindle

[dalealan]

Busy rereading Stephen Kings Dark Tower series

[sydsut]

Jan 4, 2015 13:03:09 GMT dalealan said:

Busy rereading Stephen Kings Dark Tower series

I'm leaving the Dark Tower series till last. May be months before I get to It has he has 60 odd novels and collections out.

[dalealan]

Yeah it's a brilliant opus. I've got his full collection and reread them whenever I get the chance. Doctor Sleep is worth a read if you were a fan of his Shining as it's a follow on for Danny Torrance. Just finished reading his Mister Mercedes and Revival. Still prefer his older stuff and Pennywise rocked.

[Karma]

I like this author, but I'm waiting until his latest offering is a bit cheaper


www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Ddigital-text&field-keywords=phil%20rickman&sprefix=phil+r%2Cdigital-text

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Jan 4, 2015 15:29:03 GMT Karma said:

I like this author, but I'm waiting until his latest offering is a bit cheaper


www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Ddigital-text&field-keywords=phil%20rickman&sprefix=phil+r%2Cdigital-text

Its annoying having to wait. Karen Maitland book is on preorder for march. I'll probably get it in the autumn

[sydsut]

Jan 4, 2015 13:22:31 GMT dalealan said:

Yeah it's a brilliant opus. I've got his full collection and reread them whenever I get the chance. Doctor Sleep is worth a read if you were a fan of his Shining as it's a follow on for Danny Torrance. Just finished reading his Mister Mercedes and Revival. Still prefer his older stuff and Pennywise rocked.

My favourite so far has to be Misery. No supernatural stuff, no SF just the extremes of human insanity. It could happen.

[sydsut]

Nov 14, 2014 13:11:44 GMT Tom said:

I was reading a book about sand...

Very gritty.

I'm reading one about Vice....

Very gripping.