"The History of Glue."
I can't put it down.
I can't put it down.
[Misc] What Book are you Currently Reading?
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Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
From the Holy Mountain - William Dalrymple
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Cheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
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No Way Down, Life and Death on K2 - Graham Bowley
Up there with Into Thin Air and Touching the Void in terms of gripping mountaineering reads.
Up there with Into Thin Air and Touching the Void in terms of gripping mountaineering reads.
SockMonster
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"Dusty Carpet"
Gonna take some beating.
Gonna take some beating.
Garry Nelson's Left Foot
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I am Pilgrim.
Disappointing so far.
Disappointing so far.
robinsonsgrin
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To Kill Again part one... written by an ex of mine, who began pondering this book way back when we were dating 30 years ago... damn good job achieved.
wunt be druv
Drat! and double drat!
"Backroom Boys" by Edward Smithies, it's a collection of personal testimonies of Men and Women who built,designed, serviced and flew aircraft during WW2, very interesting,gives a whole new perspective of the crucial seldom heard roles played by "ordinary" people to help win the War.
Barry Izbak
U.T.A.
The Last Bloody Straw by JD Kirk.
On holiday in Scotland got this recommended by a guy in Glasgow waterstones.
Set on Canna, near Skye where we went.
The best book I've read this year. I will be getting more from this author and reading them from the safety of home on the south coast.
Highly recommended.
On holiday in Scotland got this recommended by a guy in Glasgow waterstones.
Set on Canna, near Skye where we went.
The best book I've read this year. I will be getting more from this author and reading them from the safety of home on the south coast.
Highly recommended.
sams dad
I hate Palarse
To Kill a Mockingbird - Harper Lee
jakarta
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Ask Bearders. A fine sign off from the TMS Statistician, Cricket has such amazing stats, such as a batsman who was killed in the fIrst innings by a blow to the heart and was given out second dig as 'Retired Dead'. 
Cheeky Monkey
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My third attempt at that a few weeks back, and my third failure. Binned it off 50 odd pages in this time, the furthest I’ve yet managed. I know it’s considered a classic but ‘the bird’ just doesn’t sing to me.
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
The Accomplice - Joseph Kanon
rebel51
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A new earth by eckhart tolle. I'm never going to worry about our results anymore.
Ask Bearders. A fine sign off from the TMS Statistician, Cricket has such amazing stats, such as a batsman who was killed in the fIrst innings by a blow to the heart and was given out second dig as 'Retired Dead'.
Was that Andrew Ducat? I know he died in the middle of a match.
Ian Folley did too but I think he died after Bearders did
jakarta
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Abdul Aziz of Pakistan.
sams dad
I hate Palarse
Yes, the early pages are hard work, but I am determined to see it through.
Super Steve Earle
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Peter James - The Secret of Cold Hill. Almost seems to read in real time. Unputdownable for 80 or 90 pages, a bit frustrating where I am now, but hoping for another 100 odd unputdownable pages runout to the end.