[Misc] What Book are you Currently Reading?

[Bry Nylon]

"The History of Glue."

I can't put it down.

 

[Beach Hut]

From the Holy Mountain - William Dalrymple

 

[Easy 10]

"The History of Glue."

I can't put it down.

Criminally underrated post

 

[Cheeky Monkey]

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.

 

[SockMonster]

"Dusty Carpet"
Gonna take some beating.

 

[Garry Nelson's Left Foot]

I am Pilgrim.

Disappointing so far.

 

[robinsonsgrin]

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]

"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]

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.

 

[sams dad]

To Kill a Mockingbird - Harper Lee

 

[jakarta]

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]

To Kill a Mockingbird - Harper Lee

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]

The Accomplice - Joseph Kanon

 

[BBassic]

A Memory Called Empire - Arkady Martine.

Enjoying it so far, I do love some sci-fi.

 

[rebel51]

A new earth by eckhart tolle. I'm never going to worry about our results anymore.

 

[Gwylan]

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]

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

Abdul Aziz of Pakistan.

 

[sams dad]

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.

Yes, the early pages are hard work, but I am determined to see it through.

 

[Biscuit]

Just finished The Golden Rendezvous by Alistair MacLean. Absolutely bonkers but enjoyable nonetheless.

 

[Super Steve Earle]

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.