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What book are you reading atm??

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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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oldyouth

Hells Belle wrote: »

I'm on a John Connolly binge at the moment, started with The Book of Lost Things and from there to the Charlie Parker series. Really enjoying them, I like the paranormal edge to them and the writings are well researched and not over taxing. I have just finished The Lovers - book 8 and it creeped me out something awful, the best one so far for me.

I can't believe I've never read any of his books before, I used to pick up a Patterson for quick read thriller, but these books make his look like a mentally defiant monkey wrote them.

Also read The Book Thief from a recommendation here, what a beautiful story, thanks guys

Just getting in to Wrath of Angels at the moment. The minute I finish one of his books, I'm at a loss as to what to read next for a while

Wattle

Picnic At Hanging Rock by Joan Lindsay. I've long been obsessed by the movie and got the book for 1c off Amazon.

chocksaway

strife wrote: »

Reading a Lee Child book - A Wanted Man, I'm getting through it but the series has gone downhill in my opinion, disappointing really!

yeah its no where near as good as some of the others. I'm re-reading through them in chronological order at the moment. Cant wait for the movie though.

Stupid Tom Cruise playing Reacher- thats a bit unbelievable.

deisebibo

I read "The Missing Postman" in a whole day yesterday. Probably not a good idea, as was feeling depressed enough before starting it. But it was very interesting, but sad.

getzls

David Throne book, not good.

Merkin

The Sense of an Ending by Julian Barnes.....absolutely brilliant

Smidge

Just started "Little Star" by John Ajvide Lindqvist.

Anyone read it?
Is it any use?

8mv

I'll Never Get Out Of This World Alive by Steve Earle.
I should say that I am a huge fan of Steve's music - got all the albums (literally). I knew he had written a novel but didn't hear much about it and never got around to buying it. Was in the library recently and picked it up. It's really good. Great characters and dialogue. A story that grabs you from the start - a washed up drug addicted doctor, performing "services" for hookers on the back streets of San Antonio, haunted by the ghost of his old pal Hank Williams and all against the backdrop of JFK's ill-fated visit to Texas in 1963. I'm about half-way through and enjoying every page.

strife

Reading a Lee Child book - A Wanted Man, I'm getting through it but the series has gone downhill in my opinion, disappointing really!

Rubberlegs

Reading The Timekeeper by Mitch Albom. Very meh, but am going to finish it. It's not a patch on his other books..

kowloon

bluewolf wrote: »

Atlas shrugged

Reminds me of this.

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Atlas shrugged

Africa

The Nipple book.

Fizman

Have just picked up A Game of Thrones. Looking forward to it.

Had got about a third of the way though Animal Farm on hols too so will probably finish that first.

Plumpynutt

pmcmahon wrote: »

reading the shadow of the wind at the moment.I's one of those books i never got around to reading but everyone else has.It's ok for now,a bit drawn out.

Fantastic book, I really really enjoyed it.

Just started Trinity by Leon Uris

BlaasForRafa

pmcmahon wrote: »

such a marmite book,i hated every page of itt

reading the shadow of the wind at the moment.I's one of those books i never got around to reading but everyone else has.It's ok for now,a bit drawn out.

I read Shadow of the Wind a couple of years ago and found it to be a beautifully written book. I thought that despite it being translated from Spanish, that Zafon had a great way with words but ymmv I guess.

At the moment I'm reading Vanished Kingdoms by Norman Davies, a non-fiction book examining the various major kingdoms and countries which have formed but disappeared in Europe since the fall of the roman empire.

Mars Bar

Hells Belle wrote: »

I'm on a John Connolly binge at the moment, started with The Book of Lost Things and from there to the Charlie Parker series. Really enjoying them, I like the paranormal edge to them and the writings are well researched and not over taxing. I have just finished The Lovers - book 8 and it creeped me out something awful, the best one so far for me.

I can't believe I've never read any of his books before, I used to pick up a Patterson for quick read thriller, but these books make his look like a mentally defiant monkey wrote them.

Also read The Book Thief from a recommendation here, what a beautiful story, thanks guys

John Connolly is brilliant! I often found myself squirming at some of his descriptions.

housetypeb

Shryke wrote: »

The Hydrogen Sonata by Iain M. Banks.

Just bought that book myself, I'm finishing off The black Angel by John Connolly and needed a change of genre.

Hells Belle

I'm on a John Connolly binge at the moment, started with The Book of Lost Things and from there to the Charlie Parker series. Really enjoying them, I like the paranormal edge to them and the writings are well researched and not over taxing. I have just finished The Lovers - book 8 and it creeped me out something awful, the best one so far for me.

I can't believe I've never read any of his books before, I used to pick up a Patterson for quick read thriller, but these books make his look like a mentally defiant monkey wrote them.

Also read The Book Thief from a recommendation here, what a beautiful story, thanks guys

MJ23

Still trying to get through Nama Mia. The Ross O Carroll Kelly books have gradually gone downhill since Sydney Parade. I think i might give up on them if the new one is of the same standard as the last few.

Mars Bar

pmcmahon wrote: »

such a marmite book,i hated every page of itt

I wouldn't say I hated it, I just didn't have a clue what was happening!

Nulty wrote: »

It's the characters, I find. I just can't keep track of the characters and who they are or what they were doing a few pages back. I finished it but couldn't really remember who was who.

Yep, I had no idea who was who apart from the main guy!

Nulty

Mars Bar wrote: »

I had to put Catch-22 down. Haven't a clue what's going on in it. Might come back to it another time.

I've moved on to Sourcery by Terry Pratchett.

It's the characters, I find. I just can't keep track of the characters and who they are or what they were doing a few pages back. I finished it but couldn't really remember who was who.

Celly Smunt

Mars Bar wrote: »

I had to put Catch-22 down. Haven't a clue what's going on in it. Might come back to it another time.

such a marmite book,i hated every page of itt

reading the shadow of the wind at the moment.I's one of those books i never got around to reading but everyone else has.It's ok for now,a bit drawn out.

Ormus

boblong wrote: »

East of Eden by John Steinbeck

Anyone here read this? I was in the mood for some Americana.

Great great book.

gutenberg

boblong wrote: »

East of Eden by John Steinbeck

Anyone here read this? I was in the mood for some Americana.

I have

It's a wonderful book.

admiralofthefleet

Basket Case by Phillip Boucher Hayes

im really looking forward to his program on the telly tonight

boblong

East of Eden by John Steinbeck

Anyone here read this? I was in the mood for some Americana.

Angron

Wolfruin wrote: »

ravanor its a 40k book but dan abnet is a wonderful sic fi writer even if you dislike the themes you will love each chapter and will find it hard to put the book down

Dan is one of the best WH40k writers imo, along with Graham McNeill and Aaron Dembski-Bowden he's one of my favourite writers. I'm reading Flight of the Eisenstein from the Horus Heresy series myself, third or fourth time I've read it.

Wolfruin

ravanor its a 40k book but dan abnet is a wonderful sic fi writer even if you dislike the themes you will love each chapter and will find it hard to put the book down

Shryke

The Hydrogen Sonata by Iain M. Banks.