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Aw hope you feel better soon.
Loved both the books I mentioned! http://www.amazon.co.uk/Poison-Tree-...9848222&sr=1-1 http://www.amazon.co.uk/Beautiful-Ma...9848247&sr=1-1 Also Me before You is awesome, you will love it ![]() Me before you now, as I've just finished the latest Murray MacDonald. Mum in Law came round with the Call the Midwife trilogy tonight so I'll be reading real books soon!! |
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Twisting My Melon - Shaun Ryder
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Every Dead Thing - John Connolly
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The Lion's Game - Nelson DeMille
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I Remember You - Harriet Evans
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Unorthodox - Deborah Feldman
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Twisting My Melon - Shaun Ryder
I am currently reading Suzanne Bugler- The Child Inside Got this on the Amazon daily deal and seems good so far........... |
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Started Me Before You by Jojo Moyes today. Love it already.
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One Day - David Nicholls
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Finished the first Time Riders book last night so I'm going to start the second one tonight.
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I am reading a few books at the moment, here's most of them
The Picture of Dorian Gray - Oscar Wilde Kafka on the Shore - Haruki Murakami Catch 22 - Joseph Heller Killer - Sara Shepard (Pretty Little Liars #6) Attachments - Rainbow Rowell A Storm of Swords - George R R Martin The Awakening - L J Smith (Vampire Diaries #1) I left out one because I think it's aimed for 12 year olds so I'm too embarrassed to share
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I am reading a few books at the moment, here's most of them
The Picture of Dorian Gray - Oscar Wilde Kafka on the Shore - Haruki Murakami Catch 22 - Joseph Heller Killer - Sara Shepard (Pretty Little Liars #6) Attachments - Rainbow Rowell A Storm of Swords - George R R Martin The Awakening - L J Smith (Vampire Diaries #1) I left out one because I think it's aimed for 12 year olds so I'm too embarrassed to share ![]()
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What Looks Like Crazy on an Ordinary Day by Pearl Cleage. It's fantastic, I'm loving it!!
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/0...WYVJRW1E6VNH4A |
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Just finished Only the Innocent by Rachel Abbott and feel it deserves another mention.
Good read and highly recommended. |
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Just finished 'The Apprentice' by Tess Gerritsen. Enjoyed 'The Surgeon' and this second outing was very good too.
I did get about halfway through 'Pure' by Julianna Baggott, as recommended on here. it seemed like my kind of book, but I found it a step too weird, to the point it was giving me freaky dreams!! I just couldn't get into it, which is disappointing as I thought it would be right up my street. |
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Elantris by Brandon Sanderson
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1Q84 (book 2) - Haruki Murakami
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I think the term eclectic tastes was designed with someone like you in mind
![]() ![]() I'm only reading the Vampire Diaries one because WH Smith were selling a set of five books for a fiver, and Vampire Diaries was one of them. None of the books look that good really, I'm not too keen on YA dark romance (which is what they all are) but I thought they might be decent and they were cheap ![]() I actually tried watching the TV series of it when it first began, hated it
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Just finished 'Twelve Days of Christmas' by Trisha Ashley. Hugely enjoyable. Very obvious chick-lit, but definitely a good festive read.
Just starting A Tiny Bit Marvellous by Dawn French...finding it a bit of a challenge. Not really liking any of the characters at the moment so don't really want to read about them. |
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Does that mean varied?
![]() I'm only reading the Vampire Diaries one because WH Smith were selling a set of five books for a fiver, and Vampire Diaries was one of them. None of the books look that good really, I'm not too keen on YA dark romance (which is what they all are) but I thought they might be decent and they were cheap ![]() I actually tried watching the TV series of it when it first began, hated it ![]() |
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I loved that book.
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That's the next book lined up for me to read Sid, looks fab, I've been advised waterproof mascara and tissues!!
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It's next in line for me too!
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I loved this book too. I don't think I have ever cried so much at an ending of a book.
![]() Going to read another much talked about book now - Before I Go To Sleep by SJ Watson. |
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Just finished 'Twelve Days of Christmas' by Trisha Ashley. Hugely enjoyable. Very obvious chick-lit, but definitely a good festive read.
Just starting A Tiny Bit Marvellous by Dawn French...finding it a bit of a challenge. Not really liking any of the characters at the moment so don't really want to read about them. not to a point of brilliance mind (I'd give the book 3/5) but readable. I admit though the characters are a bit wearing, with the exception of Oscar
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Just finished "The man in the picture" by Susan Hill..ok, a bit creepy but slightly disappointing,I was expecting more i think..
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It was a real sob fest that's for sure! Thank god I took Jude's advice about waterproof mascara
![]() Going to read another much talked about book now - Before I Go To Sleep by SJ Watson.
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It was a real sob fest that's for sure! Thank god I took Jude's advice about waterproof mascara
![]() Going to read another much talked about book now - Before I Go To Sleep by SJ Watson. Enjoyed BIGTS but ending predictable. Having said that the journey to get there was awesome! |
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