Bookworms: What are you reading at the moment? - Page 29

Restless · 09-08-2010, 21:57

non fiction is good(criminology, i hate biography's, seems like everybody is doing them lately) but i prefer fiction to get the imagination wandering

I am now on the last book of the Gideon trilogy. For a bunch of novels aimed for the younger audience they are quite good....Not sure if they class as toilet wall graffiti or not

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf

Can someone please tell me that they are reading something other than toilet wall graffitti?

How about you tell us what you are reading?? Then again, you are reading accyweb and posting toilet wall like repsonces so..... hmmmmm
haha just kidding

Talking of graffiti. Once i saw this great graffiti down town on a bus stop window. Somebody had wrote "i was ere" and somebody wrote underneath " that is so 1980's " LOL I dunno it just made me laugh

Tealeaf · 09-08-2010, 22:10

Oh dear...sounds like you are trying to avoid mistakes. Who's your intended victim?

Restless · 09-08-2010, 22:23

hmmmmm

rachaelmc · 10-08-2010, 19:09

Im reading 3 at the mo. Lovely bones again!!! Terry Brooks Landover novels, & Plauge dogs which is a bit horrid but a good story.

AccyLass · 11-08-2010, 19:29

No Second Chance - Harlan Coben

DaveinGermany · 12-08-2010, 02:39

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Originally Posted by rachaelmc

Terry Brooks Landover novels,

Not bad books them, also his "Shannara" series a little heavy initially, but once you're past the genealogy & histories good reading.

Greeny · 14-08-2010, 10:09

I too only like non fiction. Prescription for Murder is excellent, about Harold Shipman and how people were suspicious long before his horrors came to light.
At the moment I am reading Agatha Christie autobiography, took her years to write and was finished just before her death.

sparkie · 15-08-2010, 06:54

I'm on the latest installment from Kathy Reich. Also I've read the latest Patricia Cornwell recent and for the first time ever I found it extremely hard reading, there were points I was almost forcing myself to read it just so I could finish the book!!

kikine · 15-08-2010, 16:39

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf

Can someone please tell me that they are reading something other than toilet wall graffitti?

The Young Stalin

Stumped · 15-08-2010, 17:31

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Am gripped by the Peter James novels, they are sharp and and believable. Need to know what happened to the wife. Keeps me interested.

Sounds like Sandy wasn't all she seemed! Makes for interesting reading. It makes it more interesting for me as I know the area in which the novels are set very well, having spent lots of time with friends and family there in my youth. Just finished his stand alone novel, Alchemist, which I found hard to put down.

Restless · 17-08-2010, 00:19

haven't checked out her 'bones' novels.. I am a huge fan of the show, so i have been putting them off since they say its loosely adapted

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I'm on the latest installment from Kathy Reich.!

Mick · 17-08-2010, 04:50

At the moment i am reading "The waves Above"
its a e-book about the mini submarines called chariots and then X-craft.
very interesting from conception to training and problem they had and a attack on the Tirpitz.
all first hand by the people that where there and involved in it.

DaveinGermany · 20-09-2010, 05:44

Terry Pratchett "Unseen Academicals" all about footys coming of age in the Disc World, classic Pratchett

DaveinGermany · 27-09-2010, 19:36

Another Clarkson "Driven to distraction"

walkinman221 · 27-09-2010, 19:48

Chris Ryan. Ultimate Weapon and Steven Leather The Long Shot