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I also loved Silent Scream, got Bloodline for Xmas, but havent started it yet.
Have got into June Hampson, Daisy Lane books reading the 4th of 6. Also noticed next week on ITV there is a new Under Suspision starting, |
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Look back in Hunger - Jo Brand
Very funny
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The Information, James Gleik. Very good (I recommend) "pop science" trawling through information theory, Marshall McLuhan, libraries, telegraphy, Babbage, Maths, dictionaries ...... presented as inceresting "concrete examples" ........
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John Harvey- Nick's Blues
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Beach Music - Pat Conroy
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The Body In The Library - Agatha Christie. Definitely my favourite author by far. Going to read as much of her literature as I can this year.
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World War Z - Max Brooks
Enjoying it so far, have always thought that the Zombie thing was highly unlikely to happen, i.e. to escalate in the way of the films, but this makes it all seem very plausible. |
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Have just finished Into The Darkest Corner by Elizabeth Haynes. I really enjoyed this book although it did freak me out a fair bit reading this in the house in the small hours on my own!
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Have just finished Into The Darkest Corner by Elizabeth Haynes. I really enjoyed this book although it did freak me out a fair bit reading this in the house in the small hours on my own!
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Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep - Phillip K Dick
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Cold Kill - Neil White
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Chronicle of a Death Foretold, written by Gabriel Garcia Marquez, translated by Gregory Rabassa.
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Peter Robinson- Cold is the Grave
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The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo. I've read Scandinavian crime books for years but never fancied this for some reason.Bought it yesterday to see if it lives up to the hype,and it would appear it does!
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i have just finished silent scream... loved it
I Heart New York - Lindsey Kelk Can't Anyone Help Me? - Toni Maguire |
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Have just finished Into The Darkest Corner by Elizabeth Haynes. I really enjoyed this book although it did freak me out a fair bit reading this in the house in the small hours on my own!
![]() Then I read Patrick Ness's 'A MONSTER CALLS' most I've ever cried reading a book .. Brilliant book though, and now one of my all time favorites . a real keeper.No idea what I can follow those two books with
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Irvine Welsh - Glue
Taking me a little while to get into on accounts of it been written in Scottish dialect, but otherwise really enjoying this gritty, coming of age story of four boys growing up on the Edinburgh schemes. |
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I'm reading Matched by Ally Condie. I loved the beginning but it's starting to get a little slow.
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The Group - Mary McCarthy
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"Contagious" by Scott Sigler.
I'm into these sci-fi zombie books at the moment for some reason. |
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The Heart of the Family - Annie Groves (I'm reading the paper version as it isn't available on Kindle, the first 'proper' book I've read since getting my Kindle and I HATE it [the format it's in, not the story]).
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The Heart of the Family - Annie Groves (I'm reading the paper version as it isn't available on Kindle, the first 'proper' book I've read since getting my Kindle and I HATE it [the format it's in, not the story]).
![]() Don't forget to click Amazon's Tell the Publisher! I’d like to read this book on Kindle
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Loved that book, agree freaked me out too
![]() Then I read Patrick Ness's 'A MONSTER CALLS' most I've ever cried reading a book .. Brilliant book though, and now one of my all time favorites . a real keeper.No idea what I can follow those two books with ![]() http://www.amazon.co.uk/Marriage-Plo...95450&sr=1-1#_ Trust me.
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I will ![]() sounds good, and have download the free sample .... price bit high, may have to wait for the pb
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Reading 'I Am the Messenger' by Markus Zusak and I'm not sure if I'm going to bother finishing it. The Book Thief was great but I'm just not feeling this. Anyone read it?
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Brilliant book though, and now one of my all time favorites . a real keeper.
