It's not exactly a travel friendly book
If you enjoyed Pillars of the Earth you won't be disappointed!
What book are you reading...
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It's not exactly a travel friendly book
If you enjoyed Pillars of the Earth you won't be disappointed!
Caporegime
Just picked up Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince for 25p, so will read that soon 
Associate
Halfway through - Incognito: The Secret Lives of the Brain an interesting read thus far
Mistborn Trilogy was truly excellent it just kept gathering pace the whole way through a real page turner. The endig had me genuinely stumped too
Mistborn Trilogy was truly excellent it just kept gathering pace the whole way through a real page turner. The endig had me genuinely stumped too
Cool, was happy to see it as a trilogy download on Kindle
Associate
Shadow of the Serpent - David Ashton. On the kindle... enjoying it a lot!
Soldato
Postwar: A History of Europe Since 1945
And my bed-time reading is Andy McNab - Remote Control.
Yes, I always have 2 books on the go. I cannot read a new book in bed, otherwise I would just read it all night and forget to sleep!
I have just finished the latest Terry Pratchett one, which was enjoyable. But not as epic as his earlier ones.
And my bed-time reading is Andy McNab - Remote Control.
Yes, I always have 2 books on the go. I cannot read a new book in bed, otherwise I would just read it all night and forget to sleep!
I have just finished the latest Terry Pratchett one, which was enjoyable. But not as epic as his earlier ones.
American Psycho based on this thread. I'm thoroughly enjoying it so far.
Me too! Its good. Really like the first one, Pillars of the Earth, one of my all time favourites.
Recently read The Road by Cormac McCarthy - I don't recommend it. It's tedious and uninspiring.
Also reading this. Its a great book. Will be moving onto pillars of the earth next (wrong way round I know).
No No No!
It's brilliant reading the second one and seeing how the places and people are connected.
Slap yourself
No No No!
It's brilliant reading the second one and seeing how the places and people are connected.
Slap yourself
Ha I already have done that! To be honest I borrowed 'World at War' from a guy at work and hadn't heard of the first one until I done some research as I was enjoying it so much.
Caporegime
Remote control is a good one. Are you planning to read all of them in the right order?
Man of Honour
Albert Camus: The Plague.
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Soldato
African Psycho - Alain Mabanckou
Very good book so far, would heartily recomend it. Quite a blackly comedic, satirical take on American Psycho. Real page turner.
Very good book so far, would heartily recomend it. Quite a blackly comedic, satirical take on American Psycho. Real page turner.
Soldato
Of course. I have them all here.