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ted the grass
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For Dr Feelgood aficionados....just finished the Lee Brilleaux biography ' Rock N roll Gentleman' . Highly recommended.
blueboyforever
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IT by Stephen King. Brilliant
I second this, one of the best books I’ve ever read.
Just finished The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo trilogy and I really enjoyed them.
Just had a sort out in our house of all our books and I came across all my City books so I’m going to re read them I think. Starting with The good, the mad and the ugly by Andy Morrison.
ell
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Honestly have no idea. Watched the TV series and it was ok, bought the book but never got round to starting it. It’s about 800 pages but I’ve just blitzed it in 2 weeks ( I’m still working so that’s quite decent pace for me) can’t pinpoint why but really got immersed in it.Why? What was it that made it good? I’m looking for something and you’ve sparked an intrigue!
journolud
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I second this, one of the best books I’ve ever read.
Just finished The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo trilogy and I really enjoyed them.
Just had a sort out in our house of all our books and I came across all my City books so I’m going to re read them I think. Starting with The good, the mad and the ugly by Andy Morrison.
Recently read the follow up which was commissioned to another author and about to start the new one “the girl who lived twice “
blueboyforever
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Recently read the follow up which was commissioned to another author and about to start the new one “the girl who lived twice “
Are the follow ups any good?
journolud
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Yes enjoyed the first follow up, if anything was an easier and packer read I think
blueboyforever
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Yes enjoyed the first follow up, if anything was an easier and packer read I think
Ok I’ll give them a shot
JRockBlues
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I second this, one of the best books I’ve ever read.
Just finished The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo trilogy and I really enjoyed them.
Just had a sort out in our house of all our books and I came across all my City books so I’m going to re read them I think. Starting with The good, the mad and the ugly by Andy Morrison.
THe series was continued by another author if you're interested. David Lagercrantz is his name. Not up to Stieg Larsson's standard but they are readable but I'd advise not diving in straight away if you are.