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Recommend me some books!
- Thread starter Jay Division
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daveduke67
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'How to make your own choices' by Issac Hunt
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johnny crossan
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The Complete Father Brown Stories by G.K.Chesterton and
Gaudy Night by Dorothy L Sayers
Shadow of the Wind too
Gaudy Night by Dorothy L Sayers
Shadow of the Wind too
law74
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Another fan of Somme Mud here, but if you are wanting to read 5 books before March, dont touch it, it is one of those books that you will read and read again, and everytime find something new that you had missed before, absolutely superb, laughter, tears, excitement and a gripping read.
50 people who fouled up football is another interesting read, but more in a sort of pick up & read a few chapters as & when you find time rther than a compulsive read.
Dont Cry for Me Argentina was written by the journo's that went with the task force, but rather than telling the story of the war, it tells of the squaddie humour and the internal politics between Journo's and High Ranking Officers, or the Mess - Wardroom debates, a very good read (not wishing to take anything away from the brave men and women that liberated the Falklands).
Some of Bill Brysons books are superb, others left me a bit flat, depends on your taste.
As you are currently at Uni, I have stayed away from Fact based books as i assume that you will be looking for more light hearted type of book, but Somme Mud is essential reading.
50 people who fouled up football is another interesting read, but more in a sort of pick up & read a few chapters as & when you find time rther than a compulsive read.
Dont Cry for Me Argentina was written by the journo's that went with the task force, but rather than telling the story of the war, it tells of the squaddie humour and the internal politics between Journo's and High Ranking Officers, or the Mess - Wardroom debates, a very good read (not wishing to take anything away from the brave men and women that liberated the Falklands).
Some of Bill Brysons books are superb, others left me a bit flat, depends on your taste.
As you are currently at Uni, I have stayed away from Fact based books as i assume that you will be looking for more light hearted type of book, but Somme Mud is essential reading.
Sue Denim
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'What's My Motivation' by Michael Simkins, the memoirs of a
bit-part actor, is the funniest book I've ever read.
bit-part actor, is the funniest book I've ever read.
Jay Division
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Really appreciate the replies! I've made a list of a few books that have intrigued me most from there descriptions on amazon, going to invest in them soon. I've bookmarked the page to come back to in the future.
Once again, nice one blues!
Once again, nice one blues!