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What are you reading at the moment? (Part 4)
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dymafi
22-02-2013
Finished Peter James's "Not Dead Yet". Yet another satisfying outing for DS Roy Grace, Brighton's busiest detective .. This time dealing with a victim chopped to bits and a Hollywood diva returning to her home town for filming .. and who is the blonde woman with a German speaking kid who seems to be keeping her beady eyes on Grace and Chloe ?
dymafi
22-02-2013
Finished William Golding's Lord of the Flies .. Didn't like it . Can see why its seen amongst the classics .. but get me off the island .. NOW !
CLL Dodge
22-02-2013
"The Spiritual Brain" by Mario Beauregard & Denyse O'Leary, subtitled "A Neuroscientist's Case for the Existence of the Soul".
TelevisionUser
22-02-2013
Planet of the Damned by Harry Harrison - a cracking story.
MrQuike
22-02-2013
Cryptonomicon - Neal Stephenson.
Mr Moaner
23-02-2013
Pathfinder - Orson Scott Card
Beautiful_Harv
23-02-2013
War Crimes for the Home- Liz Jensen
mocha-latte
23-02-2013
Just started 'After the Fall' by Charity Norman

What do you do when your family's dream becomes a nightmare?

Should appeal to fans of Jodi Picoult, Anita Shreve, or Joanna Trollope ....


Yvie123
23-02-2013
White Nights by Ann Cleeves.
Second in the Shetland Quartet; quite enjoyed the first, Raven Black so hopefully I'll find this one a good read.
d0lphin
23-02-2013
Originally Posted by andallthatjazz:
“Just finished Wonder by R J Palacio....you got to read this one. Can't put it down yet I don't want it to end!

Picking up Afterwards by Lupton again which I'm really struggling to get into.”

I started this today and I'm halfway through already! haven't read much lately as I am doing a college course that takes up a lot of my spare time but this book has really got me back into reading!
jabegy
24-02-2013
I'm still struggling through Wolf Hall (Hillary Mantel) in between reading other more enjoyable books, but I refuse to give up on it as it's not a library book, I actually paid full price for it. Don't think I'll be bothering with Bring Up the Bodies if this is anything to go by, I don't like her style of writing.
Beautiful_Harv
24-02-2013
Mel Sherratt- Taunting the dead
Lizzy11268
24-02-2013
I've embarked on a massive re-read of all Sophie Hannah's books having loved The Carrier. Little Face yesterday, now onto Hurting Distance.
Lucidia2011
24-02-2013
This thread
poppycat
25-02-2013
Currently reading Say Goodbye by Lisa Gardner. I think it's the last (#6) of the Quincy and Rainie series and I'll be sad to er, 'Say Goobye' to them. *probable tumbleweed moment....*

Anyway, the book itself is the usual gripping stuff, although this one is probably the darkest. It's also not the sort of book to read if you don't like spiders...
the_lostprophet
25-02-2013
Originally Posted by jabegy:
“I'm still struggling through Wolf Hall (Hillary Mantel) in between reading other more enjoyable books, but I refuse to give up on it as it's not a library book, I actually paid full price for it. Don't think I'll be bothering with Bring Up the Bodies if this is anything to go by, I don't like her style of writing.”

It's funny how her narrative style splits opinion. I'm just past p.400 and am loving it!
mocha-latte
25-02-2013
Starting tonight

'Wonder' by R.J. Palacio
sleepybelle
25-02-2013
Finished John Connolly's Wrath of Angels, new book in the Charlie Parker series. Loved it
d0lphin
25-02-2013
Originally Posted by Lizzy11268:
“I've embarked on a massive re-read of all Sophie Hannah's books having loved The Carrier. Little Face yesterday, now onto Hurting Distance.”

I love her books, they don't always get good reviews on Amazon but I have enjoyed all the ones I've read.
stud u like
25-02-2013
Diary of a Provincial Lesbian by V.G Lee.
stud u like
25-02-2013
Originally Posted by dymafi:
“Finished William Golding's Lord of the Flies .. Didn't like it . Can see why its seen amongst the classics .. but get me off the island .. NOW !”

I am not avid either. Some of the descriptions are lovely. I have been unable to read it to the end, despite dipping into it for years.

There is something about it, that is off putting.

When I think about it, the word "avid" always makes me chuckle and think of Min tormenting poor Alf Garnett when she forces him to discuss a survey on deodorants. "That's the same as we are. Not avid." when she gets to the bit about television which has nothing to do with deodorant.
Lizzy11268
25-02-2013
Originally Posted by d0lphin:
“I love her books, they don't always get good reviews on Amazon but I have enjoyed all the ones I've read.”

Yeah I love them too. I've recently been speaking to her on Twitter and its inspired me to have a re-read as she is a lovely lady who is happy to engage with her readers.

Am now onto "The Point of Rescue" the third in the series
Cellar_Door
26-02-2013
Just downloaded Bloodfever - Karen Marie Moning. I really enjoyed the first book in the series and hoping this one is just as engrossing.
Jimmy Connors
26-02-2013
Still Standing, The Savage Years ---- Paul O'Grady
Terrence Chant
26-02-2013
From Bo'ness To The Bernabeu - John McGovern
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