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What book are you reading atm??

py2006

and would ya recommend it?

I'm reading 'Full Dark, No Stars' by Stephen King!

Just started so can't really say I can recommend it just yet!

You can't beat a bit of Stephen King!

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JohnnyFlash

The Martian. It’s a bloody brilliant book. Even more enjoyable than the movie, which I enjoyed a lot.

Mr.Wemmick

Elly Griffiths - The Crossing Places.

rushfan

Vietnam by Max Hastings & Dan Carter's autobiography.

bonzodog2

Simon Garfield - On The Map - Why the world looks the way it does

branie2

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

ablelocks

just finished End of Watch by Stephen King (the third in the mr. mercedes series).

and started robogenesis (sequel to robopocalypse) by Daniel H. Wilson

Firblog

Malazan Book of the Fallen, big fecker (10 individual books in one) only been reading it for 5 years now :rolleyes: Doesn't help I'm reading it on my phone..

Blacktie.

Firblog wrote: »

Malazan Book of the Fallen, big fecker (10 individual books in one) only been reading it for 5 years now :rolleyes: Doesn't help I'm reading it on my phone..

If you like long epics would highly recommend the wheel of time.

ozzy78

Halfway through "Shoe Dog" by Phil Knight. It's an account of the trials and tribulations the founder of Nike went through to get the company off the ground. It's very enjoyable so far.

[Deleted User]

Just finished reading The circus animals by James Plunkett he wrote Strumpet city, its staggering the control the catholic church had in the 1950s and the book is about the very tentative questioning of the power of the church that was starting to happen. The book is a lovely story and very readable as well, has a very sad ending.

Buford T. Justice XIX

Kindle has a selection of Noam Chomsky books for 99p today if anybodys interests head in that direction.

super_furry

Firblog wrote: »

Malazan Book of the Fallen, big fecker (10 individual books in one) only been reading it for 5 years now :rolleyes: Doesn't help I'm reading it on my phone..

Just about to jump into House of Chains. Stormed through the first three but needed a break after them and went for a couple of lighter books.

Erikson is a seriously talented writer.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Ten Million Aliens by Simon Barnes. Any easy read through the variety of animal life, in short entertaining essays.

rushfan

Buford T. Justice V wrote:

Kindle has a selection of Noam Chomsky books for 99p today if anybodys interests head in that direction.

Thanks for that, I've just bought 6!!

rushfan

Buford T. Justice V wrote:

Kindle has a selection of Noam Chomsky books for 99p today if anybodys interests head in that direction.

Thanks for that, I've just spent Â£5.94!

Buford T. Justice XIX

rushfan wrote: »

Thanks for that, I've just bought 6!!

See you in March:D

Reading Year One by Nora Roberts, a post apocalyptic novel where the majority of humanity dies off and the remaining have different super powers and abilities. Interesting enough but fairly predictable.

eviltwin

My Booky Wook by Russell Brand. He's a mad bastard but can certainly tell a story.

TomSweeney

Drood by Dan Simmons
Historical fiction with Charles Dickens - all right so far.

batgoat

Us Against You by Fredrik Backman, the follow up to Beartown and really love him as a writer. The town has such character about it.

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Anyone still reading real books as opposed to Kindle/Ereader etc? Moved back to paper books and can't look at an ereader anymore. Not the same experience.

batgoat

Noemi Uptight Spaceship wrote: »

Anyone still reading real books as opposed to Kindle/Ereader etc? Moved back to paper books and can't look at an ereader anymore. Not the same experience.

Bit of a mix for me... I read about 50 books a year so way more straight forward to not have physical copies all the time.

New Home

Only paper books, here.

The e-readers might be handy, but to me it's like eating space food: nutricious, but you miss out on so much more!

quickbeam

E-reader virgin here. Only ever read actual books.

rushfan

Buford T. Justice V wrote:

See you in March

March? Which year? ðŸ˜ðŸ˜

TomSweeney

Noemi Uptight Spaceship wrote: »

Anyone still reading real books as opposed to Kindle/Ereader etc? Moved back to paper books and can't look at an ereader anymore. Not the same experience.

A mix too, but find myself reading paper books a lot more lately, e books just aren't the same thing.
I get the attraction they make a lot of sense, but damn it I just can't sniff an e book!!

mikhail

I travel a lot for work. E-readers are second best, but a necessary evil.

Arcsurvivor

Vengeful - sequel to Vicious.

Esse85

Atomic Habits by James Clear.

Lisha

Dorothy Koomson the Brighton Mermaid

BeepBeep67

Noemi Uptight Spaceship wrote: »

Anyone still reading real books as opposed to Kindle/Ereader etc? Moved back to paper books and can't look at an ereader anymore. Not the same experience.

I run and travel a lot, Audible for me, find it an effective use of time