Need a great book to read!

[Blu KB]

Really wanna get back into reading again, somethin i havnt done in a while, can anyone point me in the direction of any gems i would be interested in?

Open to all types.

Cheers guys

 

[kippax casual]

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[samy]

Playboy

 

[DannyBoy2890]

jon gaunts autobiography

 

[johnmc]

The Hungry Caterpillar

 

[IFeedGoats]

This is very good, Emperor by Conn Iggulden it is a series of 4 books about the rise of julius ceasar he also has a series re gengis kahn v've only read the first book and is also very good

Mr Nice by howard marks also a good read

Classics like the God Father series are a must if you haven't read them much better than the films!

 

[johnmc]

Fly Fishing by JR Hartley

 

[Trig]

the Day of the Jackal. It is one of those books that just draws you in so much that you really feel part of the story.

 

[Trig]

the Day of the Jackal. It is one of those books that just draws you in so much that you really feel part of the story.

 

[audiodave08]

american phsyco

 

[bluemooninho]

I am currently reading 'A most wanted man' by John le Carre.

Really good read about a suspected terrorist in Hamburg, the reason why he ios suspected and his plight to getting accepted.

 

[Blu KB]

cheers for your input guys!

 

[Manchester1894]

Yes Man - Danny Wallace is one of the funniest books Ive read.

Unfortunately the Americans are turning it into a film! Which will stop people reading the book.

 

[JOGAMIGMOG]

if it's any help, the best book I've ever read was Birdsong by Sebastian Faulks. 10/10.

 

[pee dubya]

if it's any help, the best book I've ever read was Birdsong by Sebastian Faulks. 10/10.

Read it, probably the only kind of serious book i've read, normally just stick to light entertainment types, it was a fantastic book, but i wouldn't want to read it or anything like it again, just a bit too deep for me. I prefer to read a book and feel good after, not really depressed and reflective.

 

[Knight1979]

american phsyco

I've been meaning to read that......one of my favorite movies. I'm currently reading Trainspotting and really enjoying it. If you're a fan of any music from 1977 to 1984 I highly recommend, "Rip it up and Start Again" by Simon Reynolds. An easy but in depth account on postpunk.

 

[johnmc]

cheers for your input guys!

No problem

 

[rickmcity]

Map of Bones and The Judas Strain by James Rollins.
Wolf of The Plains by Conn Iggulden{the early years of Genghis Khan}

 

[merlot somme]

If you can get hold of it, 'Fer-de-Lance' by Rex Stout.

 

[levey]

The one that got away by Chris Ryan.

Its the other version of bravo two zero by 'the one that got away' over the syrian border

Good read!!