Books - What are YOU reading?

its him telling you what happned to him & why it happened! its an amazing story to read!

hmv sometimes stock it!

Jambon - i might start reading his books!

john grisham - the last juror.

back to his best, advocating civil rights shakeups and freedom of speech.

i took it on holiday a few years ago, was canny good, some funny stories, goes a bit off track towards the end, too much detailed information about " i fly here, picked this up, flew back there, etc... " :yawn: got to the end though!

hmm.....might try eventually to read it!

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Re: Books - What are YOU reading?

Loved A Short History Of Everything

Just finished Neither Here Nor There by him as well (His travels around europe) is quality as well!

Ken loves his books but i just can't get away with them....might try them again at some point tho!!

just finished reading 'whatever love means' by David Baddiel, now reading 'Blast from the Past' by Ben Elton.

Ive had 'A short history of nearly everything' in my bedroom for abuot 2 months now and still havent looked at it (part from looking at the cover and thinking it may be too much for my little head)

shud i read it next? or shud i stick with the love/fucking stories?

I used to enjoy reading Tom Clancy but they've gone downhill since he moved away from the Jack Ryan Novels and started letting others write under his name (whats that all about anyway??!?)
Just read The Taking by Dean Koontz for a complete change but not that impressed. I need to get back into military/political/techno thrillers. Can anybody suggest any decent authors??

nice to have u back son!

currently readin geoerge's marvellous meidicine with ma lil'uns, thought they mite be too young 4 it at 1st cos they only 5 n 6 but they luvvin it!! xxx

Tis nice to be back. I didn't realise how hard it'd be being "offline" for 2 weeks. Useless 'kin BT pricks!! :evil:

its a qulaity & entertaining read..... the life this blokes had is unreal

Currently on my reading agenda is "Fundamentals of The Physical Environment", "People, Place, and Space" and "Reimaging the Urban"....I hate university

Though I've got Dan Brown's "Deception Point" which I'll start as soon as I get a spare minute! Read "The Da Vinci Code" which was class, as well as "Digital Fortress" which was also class (Both Dan Brown books)

Ruth...pick The Da Vinci Code up and you won't put it down til you finish it! His books are, like Jambon says, predictable but the fact that they are kind of based on facts make them excellent reads

i can't wait til my nephew gets bigger so i can read him these books! any excuse hehe

shall do...

Have just finished Chris ryan - The watchman. Excellent story, loads of twists, read it in a day just couldnt put it down.

if its your sort of thing BUY IT.

ive been attempting to read 'non fiction' by chuck palahniuk pretty insightful to say the least!

that an the copy of the sunday times magazine thats been in our bog since the start of september

gonna try reading 'the cold six thousand' by james ellroy again when ive done this one, but i imagine ill end up burning it halfway thru its that hard to follow... :angry:

its not a bad read!...