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I'm going for a spot of chick-lit! Now reading Mini-Shopaholic by Sophie Kinsella. I started this last year, but wasn't in a reading mood and gave up.
Speaking of Sophie Kinsella, she has a new book coming out soon if anyone is interested? http://www.amazon.co.uk/Ive-Your-Num...2496351&sr=8-1 |
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Punishment, by Anne Holt. Kindle 99p deal. More Norwegion crime. Not bad.
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I've just finished listening to The Owl Killers by Karen Maitland. It took a bit of getting in to but by about half way through the story really got going and overall I enjoyed it. Not quite as good as Company of Liars though,
My next listen is the Radleys by Matt Haig, which I'm expecting to be fairly undemanding. Meanwhile I'm reading A Dance With Dragons, the latest book by George R R Martin. From the reviews that I've read I was expecting to be a bit disappointed, but I'm about half way through and really enjoying it so far. I started on the series back in June and I really don't know what I'm going to do when I have to re-enter the real world once this book is finished. Hopefully they'll release A Game of Thrones on DVD soon, we don't have Sky so I haven't seen it yet. |
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Holes by Louis Sachar. It's very good.
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Finished The Accident , by Linwood Barclay, and quite enjoyed it (although some of the events were a little too coincidental/far-fetched for my liking).
I'm now reading Confessions of a Reluctant Recessionista by Amy Silver. |
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Just started reading Too Close To Home by Linwood Barclay - i've enjoyed all of his books i've read so far - The Accident is on my xmas wish list
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Kimberley Chambers- The Betrayer
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Home for Christmas [Kindle Edition] - Annie Groves.
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Ghost Town - Book 9 in the morganville vampire series.... Started book 1 a week ago.... must remember to get out more. Being a hermit haha
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Kill Me If You Can - James Patterson. This is the reason why I never give up on Patterson, for every poor book his chosen author puts out there's two or three good ones, and this is one of them. Nothing amazing but a good read so far.
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Are We Nearly There Yet? - Ben Hatch
A family's 8000 miles around Britain in a Vauxhall Astra. Downloaded due to the reviews (and price) on Amazon. Not bad, but wouldn''t rave. |
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Finished Dead Until Dark. It was... odd. I found the sex scenes a tad gratuitous and it was fairly poorly written in places. I'm not sure if I'd seek out the rest of the series.
Now reading The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. Enjoying it so far - I like that we're not being heavily recapped on what has gone before. |
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Leading on from that post.
Half way through World Without End, really enjoying it, apart from the cringey sex scenes, is there anyway people could stop Follett from writing them? |
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Are We Nearly There Yet? - Ben Hatch
A family's 8000 miles around Britain in a Vauxhall Astra. Downloaded due to the reviews (and price) on Amazon. Not bad, but wouldn''t rave. Currently reading Bad Friends by Claire Seeber. Really enjoyed 'Lullaby' but struggling to get into this one. Will persevere though, hopefully it will pick up. |
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Prayers For The Dead - Faye Kellerman
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just finished reading, John le carre's A Small Town in Germany, not the best of his i have read so far, now going on to read, tinker Sailor Soldier Spy, by the same author
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My next reading will be The Catcher in the Rye.
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"Cider With Rosie" by Laurie Lee. One of my favourites. I read it periodicly when I want to go for a walk in the countryside and smell the raw earthiness.
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Finished The Help - brilliant! So brilliant I didn't want to finish it
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Friend Of The Devil - Peter Robinson
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I enjoyed the book with passion but was very annoyed with the film.
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8th Confession (Womens Murder Club 8) [Kindle Edition] - James Patterson. Typical Patterson really, nothing amazing but a good read to pass a few hours.
Westlife: Our Story [Kindle Edition] - Westlife |
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Ewan Morrison - Swung
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Just started The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins last night.
Just over A third of the way through. Can't wait to finish
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Just started The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins last night.
Just over A third of the way through. Can't wait to finish ![]() |
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