What book are you reading now / or recommend?

[gobsteruk]

Just finished" The Snowman" by jo nesbo very good read, think I'm go a go for Headhunters next cracking film. The millennium series by Stieg Larson were the best books I've read so far.

 

[Rascal]

Rather strangely, im going to start a book by a girl i have known nearly 30 years.

Elaine Lordan - Whatever it takes.

 

[Paul11/12]

Just finished" The Snowman" by jo nesbo very good read, think I'm go a go for Headhunters next cracking film. The millennium series by Stieg Larson were the best books I've read so far.

I've read them all and agree Larson fantastic read, couldn't put any of them down and read 1 after the other! I'm now reading Yes man by Danny Wallace.

 

[Gelsons Dad]

Rather strangely, im going to start a book by a girl i have known nearly 30 years.

Elaine Lordan - Whatever it takes.

As long as you don't recognise yourself as one of the characters you'll be fine.

I say this because my mum wrote a series of children's books, one of which was clearly based on the relationship between my brother and me. A fact which she strongly denied but was blatantly obvious to us. It's like having your inner most teenage secrets on the front page of a tabloid.

 

[baddddad]

just finished A Million Little Pieces by James Frey

 

[Stevinio]

Bear grylls autobiography. It's good up to now!

 

[Blumers Bloomers]

Just finished "We need to talk about Alan", the Alan Partridge autobiography.

Its ruddy brilliant.

A must for any Alan Partridge fan, you wont be disappointed - particularly as I think the last TV series has been a bit hit and miss

 

[Mr White]

Usually have a few in the go at the same time.

Just finished 'No Beast So Fierce' by Edward Bunker and 'Hotel K' by Kathryn Bobella


I'm also reading
Trautmann
Keeping The British End Up
The SS: A New History

 

[stony]

Rather strangely, im going to start a book by a girl i have known nearly 30 years.

Elaine Lordan - Whatever it takes.

As long as you don't recognise yourself as one of the characters you'll be fine.

I say this because my mum wrote a series of children's books, one of which was clearly based on the relationship between my brother and me. A fact which she strongly denied but was blatantly obvious to us. It's like having your inner most teenage secrets on the front page of a tabloid.

Is your mum Clive King ?

 

[baildon blue]

phil lynott the rocker by mark putterford