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Jul 27, 2008
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chris.ph said:
Who's Wee Dug said:
chris.ph said:
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 :laugh: :laugh:
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 :laugh:
I have not been keeping up with the freebies on Amazon lately Chris due to being away a bit, but I will get a sample and give it a go. :mrgreen:
 

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Can't bring myself to read it. Bought it but the last one was so bad
I get you! But I didn't finish the last one, so I don't know if I'll be able to get into this one. It's s library book, so I have to start it soon (& I still haven't started Dodger)
 
Apr 29, 2009
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Just started another Patterson c/o written, about the Olympics 2012.

Mary, who loaned it to me, says they must have given them quite a bit previous to the actual opening of the Olympics, as they got it pretty much spot on.
 

Selkie

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Just started Game of Thrones. I probably should have read it before watching the series - but watching has inspired me to finally read it.
 

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Selkie said:
Just started Game of Thrones. I probably should have read it before watching the series - but watching has inspired me to finally read it.
I think that's the same with a lot of people. Certainly was with me. The books really help you understand all the complicated feudal relationships that the TV series by necessity has to gloss over.
 

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I'm giving up on A Casual Vacancy. I feel like I gave it a fair shot at 100+ pages in. The writing is not bad, but the story moves so slooooooowwwly. I was surprised it was 500 pages long. The story is just not that interesting.
 

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Starship Troopers by Robert Heinlein. This has always been one of Sharlene's favourite books and, although I've seen the film, I've never read the book before. It's a long time since I saw the film, but seem to recall thinking there was something lacking in it. So I'm very curious to compare the two.
 

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Tonyblack said:
Starship Troopers by Robert Heinlein. This has always been one of Sharlene's favourite books and, although I've seen the film, I've never read the book before. It's a long time since I saw the film, but seem to recall thinking there was something lacking in it. So I'm very curious to compare the two.
The something lacking from the film was acting ability :laugh:
 

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pip said:
Tonyblack said:
Starship Troopers by Robert Heinlein. This has always been one of Sharlene's favourite books and, although I've seen the film, I've never read the book before. It's a long time since I saw the film, but seem to recall thinking there was something lacking in it. So I'm very curious to compare the two.
The something lacking from the film was acting ability :laugh:
And that woman who grinned the whole way through.
 
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