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What book are you reading atm??
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Someone just dropped "the Irrational ape" on my lap and told me I would enjoy it. Never heard of it so do not know what to expect. Should I put it on my already long "to read" pile or should I push it up the pile a bit?
Currently Reading: "I never met an idiot on the river" by Henry winkler. But only because one of my face boards users happened to visit me last week and gave it to me. Nothing amazing but just reinforcing my belief that Winkler is one of the nicest people in Hollywood
Would love to meet the man. Especially on the river. 0 -
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Looking forward to Hilary Mantel's new one, The Mirror and the Light, the final book in her Cromwell trilogy. Out in a few days
In the meantime, flitting between Bill Bryson's Notes From a Big Country and Ida Milne's Stacking the Coffins, about the Spanish flu of 1918-19 - certainly relevant these days!0 -
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Just bought 'The Mirror & Light' by Hillary Mantel.
Cant wait to start it. It's a whopper 800+ pages!Currently re-reading Wolf Hall, and planning to re-read Bring Up The Bodies, to prepare
Getting rave reviews so far, hope you enjoy!
I also got this at the weekend! And I'm also planning to re-read both Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies 0 -
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The One Doctor wrote: »Sorry, didn't mean to be arrogant, I'm just a voracious reader.
No worries, I only read physical books and wouldn't touch a kindle or the likes. My eyes wouldn't be able to handle that much screen time after working on a laptop all day. 0 -
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Kindle is e-ink, not a backlit screen like a laptop. It's no harder on your eyes than paper. Or at least mine is; I couldn't swear there isn't a backlit model.mustang shelly wrote: »No worries, I only read physical books and wouldn't touch a kindle or the likes. My eyes wouldn't be able to handle that much screen time after working on a laptop all day.
I prefer real books too, but I travel for extended periods for work (or at least I did, until recently
) and my Kindle has been immensely useful for being a book-sized library. 0 -
mustang shelly wrote: »No worries, I only read physical books and wouldn't touch a kindle or the likes. My eyes wouldn't be able to handle that much screen time after working on a laptop all day.
I enjoy it when people say they don't like kindles while making it blatantly obvious they've never even used one.0 -
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