maresfield seagull
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[Misc] What Book are you Currently Reading?
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maresfield seagull
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Just finished Lord of the Ring Roads
Robert Rankin
Pooley and O Mally up to their usual shenanigans
Robert Rankin
Pooley and O Mally up to their usual shenanigans
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Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
To Hull and Back - Tom Chesshyre
Mercy Chair. The new book by M.W. Craven. Brilliant so far.
Edit: brilliant to the end.
Edit: brilliant to the end.
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Don Quixote
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Shantaram - Gregory David Roberts
Right Brain Ronnie
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I have only ever read about 4 books all autobiographies, I may have even skipped a few pages too.
You're lucky people to have the gift of reading. Enjoy.
You're lucky people to have the gift of reading. Enjoy.
keaton
Big heart, hot blood and balls. Big balls
- Nov 18, 2004
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Read a review of that in WSC last week, did sound interesting
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Absolutely incredible read so far. Can't put it down.
What a f*cked-up childhood.
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
A Place Apart - Dervla Murphy
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
A Basketful of Snowflakes - Peter Kerr
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
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Re-reading 'Just The One: The Wives And Times Of Jeffrey Bernard' by Graham Lord
Beach Hut
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Families of the Vine - Michael Sanders
The Bible - oh, it is turgid!
Whoislloydy
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I just finished Michael Connelly's Resurrection Walk - the latest of the Mickey Haller Lincoln Lawyer series and really enjoyed it. We were away camping and I finished it in a couple of days.
After that I read The Secret: A Jack Reacher novel by Andrew Grant and Lee Child - first 10 chapters were a little difficult to get through but it was a real page turner in the end and did not see the plot twist at the end.
Just started Tom Clancy Weapons Grade by Don Bentley. Really captivating from the opening chapter, looking forward to getting further in.
After that I read The Secret: A Jack Reacher novel by Andrew Grant and Lee Child - first 10 chapters were a little difficult to get through but it was a real page turner in the end and did not see the plot twist at the end.
Just started Tom Clancy Weapons Grade by Don Bentley. Really captivating from the opening chapter, looking forward to getting further in.
cheshunt seagull
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- Jul 5, 2003
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The Last Secret by Nicholas Bethell. The story of the forced repatriation of Russian citizens who had fallen into the Allies hands at the end of WWII as a result of Yalta. I was aware of the situation with the Cossacks but I hadn't realised the wider scale of this.
jakarta
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Wing Leader - Air Vice Marshall James Edgar 'Johnnie' Johnson CB, CBE, DSO & Two Bars, DFC & Bar, DL, top Allied scorer in Europe with 38 victories. His War started as a novice Pilot Officer in Yorkshire and ended up as a Group Captain in Germany.
Best thing is he could write about all of it in an entertaining way with significant insights as to how the Air Battles went over Europe.
I have donated my 100+ aviation Library books to Tangmere Museum but I can't part with this one.
Best thing is he could write about all of it in an entertaining way with significant insights as to how the Air Battles went over Europe.
I have donated my 100+ aviation Library books to Tangmere Museum but I can't part with this one.
Anthony Horowitz
Forever and a day
The 'first' Bond book.
It's jolly good. But I'm not impressed that Bond learned of Moreland and 'shaken' not stirred from his female protagonist.
Fleming wouldn't have done that.
Forever and a day
The 'first' Bond book.
It's jolly good. But I'm not impressed that Bond learned of Moreland and 'shaken' not stirred from his female protagonist.
Fleming wouldn't have done that.
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
The Way Home - Mark Boyle