What Are You Reading 2

[Selkie]

Finally got my grubby mitts on our copy of Dodger!

 

[Tonyblack]

Finally got my grubby mitts on our copy of Dodger!

Happy reading, Selkie!

 

[Who's Wee Dug]

Finally got my grubby mitts on our copy of Dodger!

Hope you were wearing glubs then to stop it getting mucky.

 

[AgnesOgg]

The sea and little fishes in a blink of the screen by T.Pratchett. I love it! also got Dodger today, saving tatt for tomorrow.

 

[author3]

The sea and little fishes in a blink of the screen by T.Pratchett. I love it! also got Dodger today, saving tatt for tomorrow.

How are you reading A Blink of the screen it doesn't come out until the 11th

 

[AgnesOgg]

Hm? It is on sale here, displayed in the window...perhaps a mistake?

 

[pip]

Fun mistake Finished Stonehenge (Bernard Cornwell) and it was brilliant . I'll listen to Tony in future
Starting The Casual Vacancy. Three mentions of boobs in the first twenty pages

 

[Tonyblack]

Hm? It is on sale here, displayed in the window...perhaps a mistake?

A mistake like that - Tesco putting A Hat Full of Sky on the shelves too early, is how come I first started writing to Sharlene. I shall be forever grateful to whoever cocked up.

I'm really enjoying the latest Bernard Cornwell book - '1356'. It's the return of one of his characters, an English archer during the 100 Years War, Thomas of Hookton. This one ultimately takes him to the Battle of Poitiers.

 

[Catch-up]

Still trying to get through Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter. Not saying it's a bad story but it's moving really slowly. Trying to finish it up so that I can start Casual Vacancy, because I know I won't be able to renew that one. I also have the latest Thursday Next waiting.

 

[Who's Wee Dug]

I quite liked the film, but won't read the book.

 

[author3]

I don't know what I'm reading because I'm almost finished a Warriors book and after that I have no idea what to read
Any suggestions(I'm not going to buy the book but if they have it my school library((yes I've conquered my fear of libraries ))
or if I own it but have yet to read it)

 

[author3]

If no one recommends anything then I'll read Dodger(maybe)

 

[Selkie]

I'm reading Dodger just now and am enjoying it - you could do worse

 

[chris.ph]

ive just finished a book called "unicorn on speeddial" another freebie for the kindle bloody good read, orcs, dwarves, gryphons and dragons in abundance. very good fun read

 

[Sjoerd3000]

Stone Spring by Stephen Baxter

 

[Who's Wee Dug]

ive just finished a book called "unicorn on speeddial" another freebie for the kindle bloody good read, orcs, dwarves, gryphons and dragons in abundance. very good fun read

I just checked that out Chris, it's not free anymore.

 

[pip]

Author, try Jasper FForde 'The Last Dragon Slayer' Its quite good.
Or read Dracula again with Halloween coming. They're holding a Bram Stoker Festival in Dublin this Halloween and i've tickets for readings from Draculas Guest (stoker) , Carmilla (le FAnu) and other vampire stories from the crypts of Christchurch cathedral

 

[Catch-up]

I quite liked the film, but won't read the book.

Yeah, can't say I'd recommend it. Not saying it wasn't good exactly, but really slow. Finally finished it and started Casual Vacancy last night. Got through the first chapter, can't say I'm hooked on this one so far either. We'll see.

 

[chris.ph]

ive just finished a book called "unicorn on speeddial" another freebie for the kindle bloody good read, orcs, dwarves, gryphons and dragons in abundance. very good fun read

I just checked that out Chris, it's not free anymore.[/quote



to be honest mate, it is worth a couple of quid to read it

 

[The Mad Collector]

The Garden, a collection of poetry by Vita Sackville West.