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What are you reading at the moment? (Part 4)
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d0lphin
25-12-2015
I have started Career of Evil by Robert Galbraith. My son got the hardback version for Christmas and I was going to read it first (he hasn't read the rest of the series) but I couldn't cope with the small text size so I have relented and paid £9.99 to download it onto my Kindle - you watch it will be half price within a week!
cathy27
25-12-2015
Just finished And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie.
MinaH
26-12-2015
Just finished reading Egil's Saga - it's a ripper of a story. Written by Anon but believed to be Snorri Sturluson.
kate36
26-12-2015
Christmas at Thrush Green by Miss Read. Delightful 😊😊
cathy27
27-12-2015
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddon. One of my sons Christmas presents, I really enjoyed this book and couldn't put it down until I had finished.
Eddie Badger
28-12-2015
Just started The Crossing by Michael Connolly and I'm hooked already, looks like I won't be doing much after Christmas tidying until I'm finished.
moonlily
28-12-2015
The Silkworm by Robert Galbraith, I'd like to stay at home and read it all day, but got too much else to do
planets
28-12-2015
Originally Posted by moonlily:
“The Silkworm by Robert Galbraith, I'd like to stay at home and read it all day, but got too much else to do ”

i've got that on my wish list - would you recommend it Moonlily?
cathy27
28-12-2015
Welcome to My World by Miranda Dickinson
moonlily
28-12-2015
Originally Posted by planets:
“i've got that on my wish list - would you recommend it Moonlily?”

Yes, I'm enjoying it very much so far- have you read The Cuckoo's Calling? It sort of recaps from there and then sets off a a good pace. I also have Career of Evil, they were Christmas presents
d0lphin
28-12-2015
Originally Posted by moonlily:
“Yes, I'm enjoying it very much so far- have you read The Cuckoo's Calling? It sort of recaps from there and then sets off a a good pace. I also have Career of Evil, they were Christmas presents ”

I'm 76% through Career of Evil now, started it on Christmas day and I can barely put it down. Absolutely gripped!
planets
28-12-2015
Originally Posted by moonlily:
“Yes, I'm enjoying it very much so far- have you read The Cuckoo's Calling? It sort of recaps from there and then sets off a a good pace. I also have Career of Evil, they were Christmas presents ”

awh thanks!! I haven't read anything by Robert Galbraith but have got the three mentioned all on my wishlist of what to try next!!! Looking ahead to after i have worked my way through my christmas books
moonlily
28-12-2015
Originally Posted by d0lphin:
“I'm 76% through Career of Evil now, started it on Christmas day and I can barely put it down. Absolutely gripped!”

Slow down then or if you're like me you'll be cross when you finish it Good to have some decent reads though!
moonlily
28-12-2015
Originally Posted by planets:
“awh thanks!! I haven't read anything by Robert Galbraith but have got the three mentioned all on my wishlist of what to try next!!! Looking ahead to after i have worked my way through my christmas books”

I have a to be read pile of about 30 books but somehow these found themselves on the top
planets
28-12-2015
Originally Posted by moonlily:
“I have a to be read pile of about 30 books but somehow these found themselves on the top ”

Funny how that happens isn't it?
d0lphin
28-12-2015
Originally Posted by moonlily:
“Slow down then or if you're like me you'll be cross when you finish it Good to have some decent reads though!”

I know! I wonder how far through writing book no 4 she is.......
clm2071
29-12-2015
Watching War Films with My Dad by Al Murray

Al Murrays memoir of growing up on the 70s, with a fair bit of WW2 history and movie trivia thrown in
cathy27
30-12-2015
Storm Front by Jim Butcher. I went through my TBR list and there wasn't anything jumping out at me so I thought I would re-read the Dresden files until I felt like picking up one of my new books.
the_lostprophet
31-12-2015
'Ghost Stories of an Antiquary' [parts 1 and 2] - M. R. James.
nethwen
01-01-2016
Cider With Rosie by Laurie Lee.

My first book of the new year, and one of my Christmas presents. This book takes me right back to my schooldays.

Happy New Year reading to one and all.
getzls
01-01-2016
Enemy Of The State by former leader of the EDL Tommy Robinson.
cathy27
01-01-2016
Summer Knight by Jim Butcher. Book 4 of the Dresden Files.
fredster
01-01-2016
Originally Posted by fredster:
“Elizabeth George Banquet of Circumstances.”

Did you enjoy it? I enjoy her books but, this was heavy going. It took me ages to read it, I am usually very quick but, this did not grab me.
d0lphin
01-01-2016
I am reading Big Time, the Life of Adam Faith by David & Caroline Stafford - it's a book that doesn't seem to be liked by Adam's very devoted fans. I think it's okay but the author's are unnecessarily rude about him in places, but there is a lot of detail about his early career which I wasn't aware of and there are some nice photos.
farmer bob
02-01-2016
Absolute Pandemonium - Brian Blessed
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