Help me with an experiment.........

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• fizzycat Posts: 6,120

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  27/07/14 - 08:09 #2

  Eva Luna by Isabelle Allende.
  
  I very rarely re-read a book but I re-read my original copy of this one so often that it fell apart and had to be replaced.

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• farmer bob Posts: 27,595

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  27/07/14 - 08:22 #3

  Hello there :-)
  New York by Edward Rutherfurd.
  Hope you give it a go.

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• d0lphin Posts: 25,351

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  27/07/14 - 09:13 #4

  The Kite Runner - Khaled Hosseini

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• ironjade Posts: 10,005

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  27/07/14 - 09:36 #5

  The Devil's Home on Leave by Derek Raymond.

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• clm2071 Posts: 6,641

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  27/07/14 - 11:02 #6

  Candide by Voltaire

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• demon freak Posts: 85

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  27/07/14 - 14:34 #7

  the thirteenth tale by diane setterfield

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• GiraffeGirl Posts: 13,619

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  27/07/14 - 15:07 #8

  My Animals and Other Family by Claire Balding

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• Elanor Posts: 13,326

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  27/07/14 - 15:21 #9

  Cold Comfort Farm - Stella Gibbons

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• susiesue Posts: 103

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  27/07/14 - 15:25 #10

  Watchers dean koontz

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• ravensborough Posts: 5,188

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  27/07/14 - 15:45 #11

  Rebecca by Daphne Du Maurier

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• clm2071 Posts: 6,641

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  27/07/14 - 15:56 #12

  Thats 10, keep us up to date with your progress OP

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• Nat28 Posts: 2,949

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  27/07/14 - 16:44 #13

  If you would like 11 . Cross stitch diana gabaldon:)

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• d0lphin Posts: 25,351

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  27/07/14 - 17:04 #14

  Maybe the OP has already read some of them so will need no. 11 (although that's a very long book! I have read it myself)

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• Nat28 Posts: 2,949

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  27/07/14 - 17:22 #15

  d0lphin wrote: »

  Maybe the OP has already read some of them so will need no. 11 (although that's a very long book! I have read it myself)

  
  Im addicted to all the books. We all should have a jamie fraser in our lives. Sigh

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 0

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  28/07/14 - 05:14 #16

  Hiya everyone.
  
  Thank you very much for all of the great suggestions, I will read all 11 of them
  
  I've written them all down and will buy them all and read them
  
  I've never even heard of many of these books so I am really excited about reading them. I am not even going to read a review or synopsis - I'm going in blind to just read them.
  
  I've had both the Kite Runner and Rebecca have both been recommended to me before but never got round to them - So looking forward to them too
  
  I'll buy the first one suggested 'Eva Luna' on Thursday and let the reading begin. Thank you so much everybody I will update this thread after I've read each one too..... thank you again x

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• GiraffeGirl Posts: 13,619

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  28/07/14 - 13:11 #17

  Enjoy let us know how you get on with them

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• luckylila Posts: 3,681

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  30/07/14 - 17:51 #18

  What a great thread - I really admire your adventurous spirit, evesapples131!
  
  I'll definitely be keeping an eye on the thread to see what you think of each of the 11 books. Hope you enjoy the adventure!

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• trphil Posts: 2,931

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  31/07/14 - 09:47 #19

  Just in case you need another and just by way of a bit of shameless self-promotion I'll suggest that you give my own literary genius a go... :eek:
  
  http://www.amazon.co.uk/Human-Rights-Philip-Hoyle-ebook/dp/B00LJAYXAS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1405341358&sr=8-1&keywords=human+rights+philip+hoyle

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• jojo01 Posts: 12,370

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  31/07/14 - 13:42 #20

  In case you need another recommendation OP, Memoirs of a Geisha by Arthur Golden is a fantastic read

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• dinkycat Posts: 44

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  14/08/14 - 18:19 #21

  Can I suggest 'Wool' by Hugh Howey? I've recommended this to a few people and they gave loved it (and the further two books of the trilogy.

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• ironjade Posts: 10,005

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  14/08/14 - 19:06 #22

  GiraffeGirl wrote: »

  Enjoy let us know how you get on with them

  
  Especially "The Devil's Home on Leave". Mwahahahahahha!:o

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 0

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  18/08/14 - 01:24 #23

  I've got the first book, Eva Luna (I had to re-buy because the first copy I bought arrived in German ) . I just have to finish the end of something else then I'll get going on it, really looking forward to reading it and the others
  
  I've written down the new recommendations, I'm going to read those too. This is going to be fun

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• The 12th Doctor Posts: 4,338

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  28/08/14 - 15:34 #24

  Ulysses, by James Joyce.
  
  Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace.

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• clm2071 Posts: 6,641

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  15/11/14 - 17:43 #25

  How are you getting on OP?
  
  Read any of the suggestions yet?

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