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Home >> Poetry & Literature >> What book are you reading?
12.04.2009, 09:10 quote
I just finished 4 books by Micheal Connelly and thought I'd read something very different. 'Rosie' by Alan Titchmarch to see what all the hype was about. It's an ok read but a bit simple and the love scenes are very short and funny.
16.04.2009, 20:56 quote
I'm just about to start reading "A Brief History of Time" by Professor Stephen hawking. I can't believe that I have yet to read it.
01.05.2009, 17:50 quote
ive just finished the boy in the striped pyjamas....very simple but effective..
02.05.2009, 16:53 quote
| whysoserious1983 wrote: |
| I'm just about to start reading "A Brief History of Time" by Professor Stephen hawking. I can't believe that I have yet to read it. |
i read that last summer, hes quite witty, suprised me a great deal, loved it
05.05.2009, 17:49 quote
Aren't you the romantic Kadushu, did it teach you anything?
I am almost to the end of Deep Water, its the second book in a trilogy by Pamela Freeman.
She has a wonderful imagination
05.05.2009, 20:22 quote
| livezlovezlaugh wrote: |
| Aren't you the romantic Kadushu, did it teach you anything? |
It's a pretty good book so I did learn a bit.
Currently reading 'The Imperial Guide to Feng Shui...' by Thomas Aylward.
Next on the list is 'The Pleasures and Sorrows of Work' by Alain De Botton
..I'm working through a large Amazon order in case anyone hadn't noticed
08.05.2009, 19:26 quote
The Happy Prince and other stories
(Oscar Wilde)
The Book of The Cailleach
(Gearóid Ó Crualaoich)
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09.05.2009, 02:22 quote
Just finished The Cellist of Sarajevo by Steven Galloway
Going to read Wieland by Carles Brockden Brown now, for the umpteenth time
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