bluemooners09
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Papillon is a great book.
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jimmy blue shoes
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A Little Hatred - Joe Abercrombie.
Only 50 pages in but it's already class.
Only 50 pages in but it's already class.
Turks Head Again
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The Tattooist of Auschwitz.
Fred_Quimby
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Berlin - Antony Beevor. Just following on from Stalingrad, another great real. Both wonderfully researched like all his books.
Met Line Hammer
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Ragged trousered philanthropist
A load of socialist claptrap but relatable, despite not agreeing with it. Unlike the polarised ‘I deleted my mates cos they voted leave’ type culture we live in, I choose to learn about other ideologies rather than non platform them.
I know. I’m fucking great me
A load of socialist claptrap but relatable, despite not agreeing with it. Unlike the polarised ‘I deleted my mates cos they voted leave’ type culture we live in, I choose to learn about other ideologies rather than non platform them.
I know. I’m fucking great me
Pezzer2
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My dad made me read this soon as I left school.Ragged trousered philanthropist
A load of socialist claptrap but relatable, despite not agreeing with it. Unlike the polarised ‘I deleted my mates cos they voted leave’ type culture we live in, I choose to learn about other ideologies rather than non platform them.
I know. I’m fucking great me
A great book I’ve just read is the Fear Bubble by Ant Middleton (Ex SAS)
Turks Head Again
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Eye of the Needle.
Ken Follett.
Read it years ago .
Saw it on a customer's book shelf and she let me borrow it.
Great read.
Ken Follett.
Read it years ago .
Saw it on a customer's book shelf and she let me borrow it.
Great read.
Invisible Man's Bandage
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Just finished GBH by Ted Lewis. A brilliant read if you like gritty British crime thrillers. Each chapter is 1-4 pages long and they are titled The Smoke & The Sea alternately.
A Mancunian who also wrote Jack's Return Home, which the film Get Carter was based on, Lewis was a chronic alcoholic who died in 1982 aged 42 (two years after the original release of GBH). He is regarded in litary circles as a genuine world class genius.
A Mancunian who also wrote Jack's Return Home, which the film Get Carter was based on, Lewis was a chronic alcoholic who died in 1982 aged 42 (two years after the original release of GBH). He is regarded in litary circles as a genuine world class genius.