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What are you reading at the moment? (Part 4)
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bbclassics
07-10-2016
The Shining by Stephen King - it keeps going on and on. If none of the three main characters die at the end of this I'm gonna be well hacked off

I'm the one losing my marbles here nevermind Jack Torrence. It needs to hurry up.
Brady12
07-10-2016
Catching The Wolf of Wall Street
Sue_C
09-10-2016
I'm reading Daughter of Eden by Chris Beckett, the third in the Dark Eden trilogy. I thoroughly enjoyed the first two books about the descendants of space travellers stranded on a planet with no sunlight and have been looking forward to this book being released.
Society has continued to evolve on Eden as the population has increased and now war is on the horizon. Angie Redlantern and her family flee Veeklehouse and head back towards the original landing site.

I'm about to start listening to To Kill a Mocking Bird by Harper Lee, narrated by Sissy Spacek. I "know" the story but am pretty sure that I haven't actually read the book.
fairy_
11-10-2016
I've just finished Sally Brampton's memoir - Shoot The Damn Dog. Heartbreaking.
retrodj
11-10-2016
Just started reading The Girl in the Spiders Web.
Promising start.
farmer bob
12-10-2016
The Bones Beneath by Mark Billingham
Cat-
13-10-2016
The Secret Wife by Gill Paul
latinloulou
13-10-2016
Inspector Singh Investigates : A most peculiar Malaysian murder - first book in the series, not gripping me so far but I'm only 4 chapters in,
moonlily
14-10-2016
I've nearly finished Man at the Helm by Nina Stibbe (Love Nina) which is delightful, and am also reading Nella Last's War, the Mass Obs diary of Nella Last, (she was played Victoria Wood in Housewife49)
Terrence Chant
17-10-2016
Once Upon A Time In The West Country • Tony Hawks
farmer bob
17-10-2016
The Last Witness by Denzil Meyrick
CLL Dodge
20-10-2016
"A Ring of Roses" [1965] by John Blackburn.

Horror novel with a Cold War background as a young British boy missing in East Germany for a few days turns up safe but not at all well (he has a mutated form of bubonic plague).
dee123
20-10-2016
The latest Matthew Reilly novel - The Four Legendary Kingdoms.
Mumof5
21-10-2016
Just finished The Loney by Andrew Michael Hurley

Now reading The Children's Home by Charles Lambert
Wizard_of_Ozil
22-10-2016
Nineteen Eighty Four - George Orwell
stud u like
22-10-2016
"Beasts In My Bed" by Jacquie Durrell.
barbeler
22-10-2016
Blood Meridian - Cormac Mccarthy. Hence the separate thread.
Brady12
22-10-2016
The Torment of Others - Val McDermid
mb@2day
22-10-2016
Due to boredom I'm putting She Bop aside for a few weeks and will now start reading Tracey Thorns second book Naked at the Albert Hall - something she sadly never really did but only in her wildest weirdest dreams.


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d0lphin
23-10-2016
When she was bad by Tammy Cohen it was recommended on Twitter by one of my favourite authors, Elly Griffiths, seems intriguing so far.
Brady12
24-10-2016
War and Peace.
dee123
24-10-2016
Originally Posted by Brady12:
“War and Peace.”

Good luck I found it such a slog.
Wizard_of_Ozil
24-10-2016
Radical - Maajid Nawaz
moonlily
26-10-2016
Originally Posted by mb@2day:
“Due to boredom I'm putting She Bop aside for a few weeks and will now start reading Tracey Thorns second book Naked at the Albert Hall - something she sadly never really did but only in her wildest weirdest dreams.


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It's not Tracey Thorn from Everything but the Girl is it?
Le Danseur
26-10-2016
I've just finished reading The Girl on the Train after watching the film at the cinema a couple of weeks back. After being disappointed with the film people were quick to heap adoration on the book however that was as bad if not worse than the film. Gone Girl remains the best mystery thriller of recent times yet even that one is let down by the poor ending.
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