What book are you reading now / or recommend?

[bornblueegg]

As far as I know, Stieg Larssen had written quite a lot of the fourth book before he died. I expect that the author of the "new" one was asked by his publisher to complete the unfinished novel.

The reviews are outstanding, can't wait

 

[Yaya_Tony]

Tintin in Tibet

After that Asterix and the Golden Sickle

 

[Garrinchas---Dog]

The Requiem Shark
The story of Bartholomew Roberts,it's ok a bit slow,much preferred Pirate Latitudes by Michael Crichton

 

[silverback]

"The History of Superglue".... I can't put it down.

 

[big gaz]

As far as I know, Stieg Larssen had written quite a lot of the fourth book before he died. I expect that the author of the "new" one was asked by his publisher to complete the unfinished novel.

Andy that was the way I understood things, it was also common knowledge at the time that part of this book had already been wrote. Hope to start this weekend, just finishing off Agent 6 Tom Rob Smith.

 

[donachie&chadvalleybigleague]

Waterlog by Roger Deakin. Beautifully written chapters about wild swims he did travelling around Britain. If you like swimming, want to explore hidden Britain with some reference to the history of the places visited, and enjoy rich description, then I recommend it. He just takes you there. Have a look at the first page on Amazon.

 

[jazzy]

The rise & fall or the third reich & the collapse of the third republic both by William L Shirer . Must reads for anyone interested in History

 

[bluealf]

Stumbled upon a new fantasy writer called Trudy Canavan, she has a couple of series of books about magicians, they are really good if that is your kind of thing.

http://www.trudicanavan.com/books/

 

[stony]

Stumbled upon a new fantasy writer called Trudy Canavan, she has a couple of series of books about magicians, they are really good if that is your kind of thing.

http://www.trudicanavan.com/books/

I think I remember reading one of her books a few years ago but can't remember much about it. I know I've seen them on my daughters bookshelf, and if she's got them I've probably read them.
I'm enjoying this at the moment mate.

I haven't enjoyed a fantasy book as much as this in a long time.

 

[stony]

Just finished the second in The Kingkiller Chronicle and found out that the third won't be released until next year. To say I'm slightly vexed would be putting it mildly. I wouldn't have started reading the series if I'd known it hadn't been finished. Get a move on Rothfuss you ****.