I am re reading We Need To Talk About Kevin by Lionel Shriver after seeing the movie I wanted to re-read it
What are you reading at the moment? (Part 3)
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Originally Posted by The Lost Boy:
“Paul Mersons auto biog. Don't bother. It's crap & he's a tool.”
“Paul Mersons auto biog. Don't bother. It's crap & he's a tool.”
lol
Recently finished The Leopard by Jo Nesbo, I think Nesbo is actually quite a good writer, far superior and better structured than the hugely disappointing and over-rated Larson.
Now reading The Marriage Plot, bu Jeffrey Eugenides , absolutely LOVE it, so well written, paced, and lots to digest on the way. Highly recommended.
Now reading The Marriage Plot, bu Jeffrey Eugenides , absolutely LOVE it, so well written, paced, and lots to digest on the way. Highly recommended.
After my curiosity got the better of me I started reading the Hunger Games. Absolutely LOVED it!! For everyone that's mentioned it so far, I can't thank you enough for such a brilliant recommendation.
I'm about 2/3 of the way through Catching Fire and really enjoying that too. I'll probably have the trilogy finished by the end of the weekend.
I'm about 2/3 of the way through Catching Fire and really enjoying that too. I'll probably have the trilogy finished by the end of the weekend.
Shopaholic and Sister - Sophie Kinsella. Just when you thought Becky couldn't get any worse, she does. 
Miles To Go - Miley Cyrus.
Miles To Go - Miley Cyrus.
Originally Posted by babysweet:
“About to start Bad Signs, by R J Ellory, and as it is a bit chunky to carry around, also starting Into the Darkest Corner, by Elizabeth Haynes.
Not expecting either to be very cheerful!”
“About to start Bad Signs, by R J Ellory, and as it is a bit chunky to carry around, also starting Into the Darkest Corner, by Elizabeth Haynes.
Not expecting either to be very cheerful!”
I have just finished Bad signs, absolutely brilliant. The man has never written a bad story. I have all nine of his, fave should be A Quiet Belief In Angels but also enjoy a simple Act Of Violence and Candlemoth a lot
Life With A Star by Jiri Weil : It's a classic Czech novel set in Nazi occupied Prague and the star referred to in the title is the Star of David which the narrator is forced to wear for being a Jew. Just started it but it's a most interesting read so far.
Originally Posted by poppycat:
“After my curiosity got the better of me I started reading the Hunger Games. Absolutely LOVED it!! For everyone that's mentioned it so far, I can't thank you enough for such a brilliant recommendation.
I'm about 2/3 of the way through Catching Fire and really enjoying that too. I'll probably have the trilogy finished by the end of the weekend.”
“After my curiosity got the better of me I started reading the Hunger Games. Absolutely LOVED it!! For everyone that's mentioned it so far, I can't thank you enough for such a brilliant recommendation.
I'm about 2/3 of the way through Catching Fire and really enjoying that too. I'll probably have the trilogy finished by the end of the weekend.”
lool glad ur enjoying it!! it's a terrific book!
Originally Posted by iluvdannii:
“lool glad ur enjoying it!! it's a terrific book!”
“lool glad ur enjoying it!! it's a terrific book!”
Reading Mockingjay now, don't want them to end!
Finished Mockingjay, put a more detailed review in The Hunger Games thread.
Now reading When I Found You by Catherine Ryan Hyde, almost certainly a poor Jodi Picoult.
Now reading When I Found You by Catherine Ryan Hyde, almost certainly a poor Jodi Picoult.
Steve Jobs biog. Interesting. He was a psychopath fruitarian with no personal hygine .......
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Unfortunately, author Isaacson has no idea why Apple succeeded! It was the clever colour & disc drive circuitry on the Apple2 - by Woz - which allowed VIsicalc to be written, and brought in the profits that funded the Mac ........
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Unfortunately, author Isaacson has no idea why Apple succeeded! It was the clever colour & disc drive circuitry on the Apple2 - by Woz - which allowed VIsicalc to be written, and brought in the profits that funded the Mac ........
Guys and Dolls and other short stories by Damon Runyon.
I'm also reading another book at the same time, The Frightened Man by Kenneth Anger, It's an ok book but I switch to Runyon when I don't wish to read about murder.
I'm also reading another book at the same time, The Frightened Man by Kenneth Anger, It's an ok book but I switch to Runyon when I don't wish to read about murder.
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