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Join Date: Jul 2006
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Yeah Whit is good, I'll have to get round to reading Crow Road.
At the moment Crime and Punishment is killing me, it has taken 2 months to get to where I am near the end, its a great boring but I make the mistake of reading it at night so I read about a page and collapse.
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Weston-super-Mare
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I started Angels and Demons on holiday, but have to admit to my shame i haven't picked it back up - been too busy with school stuff.
But whilst on holiday i read A Short History of Tractors in the Ukrainian by Marina Lewycka. Was absolutely hilarious! Couldn't put in down, so finished it in about two days! I also read Saints and Sinners by Tom Holt which again was an excellent read. I'd recommend both to anyone who likes a well thought out and good read. |
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Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Portsmouth
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Have stopped reading Catch me when I fall and started The Scuttling Gourmet by Alison Campbell
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I got books thru the post this morning
 Always a great thing Haven't really kept up to date with this  but currently I'm working my way thru the Anita Blake series - I'm up to Cerulean Sins (#11). I do have Hogfather started and in the bedroom, but sex, monsters and violence wins over Pratchett 
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Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: London
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I'm reading a free book that was given to me in Leicester Sq the other night. One Shot by Lee Child.
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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Currently I'm reading Fowler: My Autobiography.
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Just finished "Layer Cake" by JJ Connely. Liked it a lot. Just started "Interview with a Vampire". I've got the rest of the series in the boot. And I'm reading "A Brothers Journey" By Richard Pelzer on the loo. I can't read more than a chapter at a time it depresses me/winds me up to the verge of vigilantism.
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If you like the Anne Rice vamps/world DO NOT read Blackwood Farm - it is the only book I have ever come close to giving up on :/
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