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must. read. the. books.

iwantmydinner · 2014-07-09 09:21:17

I can't bring myself to stop buying books so I seriously have to ramp up the volume I get through. Having been a three/four books a week child and teenager, there have probably been entire years in my early/mid 20s which saw me get through no more than 6 or 7 ... Jaysus. Anyway. Hoping for at least a book a week from now…

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I can't bring myself to stop buying books so I seriously have to ramp up the volume I get through. Having been a three/four books a week child and teenager, there have probably been entire years in my early/mid 20s which saw me get through no more than 6 or 7 ... Jaysus.

Anyway. Hoping for at least a book a week from now on.

1. Ronan O'Gara: My Autobiography

An interesting story, exceptionally well (co-) written by Denis Walsh. For some reason though, this took me an absolute aaaage to finish.

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2. How To Be A Woman - Caitlin Moran

A brilliant, funny-as-fook woman who wrote a brilliant, funny-as-fook book that'll stay with me. Expresses many of my half-formed thoughts sharply and meaningfully. Awesome.

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