What are you reading?

[deldaisy]

I am reading my teens end of year report card for Grade 10

 

[Bouncy Castle]

Only now bouncy.
Really enjoyed this .
read it twice

Not a fan of hardbacks - too heavy and waaaay too expensive.

 

[Bouncy Castle]

I am reading my teens end of year report card for Grade 10

And?

A+ in Grunting, perhaps?

 

[pip]

I am reading my teens end of year report card for Grade 10

Exciting read i'm sure.

If she's anything like her mammy anyway

 

[deldaisy]

I am reading my teens end of year report card for Grade 10

And?

A+ in Grunting, perhaps?

I could handle grunting.... she is far too vocal to grunt!

 

[Phoenix]

I'm currently reading At Home by Bill Bryson, I like the way he meanders his way through a topic and also attempting to listen to UA, but I keep drifting of and missing what's going on, so have to start from the beginning again!

 

[Bouncy Castle]

Started reading Nation last night.

Hmmmm.

All the write-ups quoted said it was hilarious, etc. I think I smiled once. Up to the bit where Mau rescues Erm from drowning.

 

[pip]

Wouldn't call it hilarious at all to be honest but still really enjoyable.

 

[Bouncy Castle]

I quite like the Grandfather birds, and the parrot seems like there may be a giggle or two about it!!

 

[pip]

I'll give nothing away.

 

[Who's Wee Dug]

Halting States by Charlie Stross it took me a chapter or three to get into it now really enjoying it,it about a bank theft in the virtual gaming world by Orcs but witnessed by in realtime .

 

[Bouncy Castle]

Oh, not that old chestnut!!

 

[chris.ph]

poor little werewolf girl by josephine miller

and a touch of crimson by jeaninnne frost

 

[Who's Wee Dug]

Oh, not that old chestnut!!

What old chestnut Bouncy,or am I reading your post out of context. :

 

[Who's Wee Dug]

poor little werewolf girl by josephine miller

and a touch of crimson by jeaninnne frost

Was it Martin Millar, Chris as josephine miller come up as an actress on google.


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[chris.ph]

thats her/him lol i was to lazy to go up stairs and check. i got it in the works for £2.00 a couple of weeks ago its not to bad a bit slow at times but all in all not bad. and i got the title wrong as well but other than that i was spot on

 

[Who's Wee Dug]

I was thinking of getting that one, as I liked his The Good Fairies of New York.

 

[chris.ph]

go down to the works and see if they fave any left :idea:

 

[deldaisy]

I am re-reading THUD. See this is why I hate this site! I only went to look up sonething in it because of a post here and suddenly I am reading it again from page one!
ARRRGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

I told my DW fan daughter about this site and she said "No! I do not need to be addicted to a site and certainly not a Terry Pratchett one at this point in time. I have ALOT to do right now and I know what will happen. Besides... you still have all my books I asked you to mind while I moved house and you won't return the DW ones yet so I would just feel frustrated AND I would start re-reading them again! Like you are... you ARE re-reading them aren't you? I can TELL!" to which I replied something along the lines that thank the GODS I had her books at my place since her ex-boyfriends place burnt to the ground a week ago ("You are saying "Gods" plural again Mum.. thats one way I can tell") and besides you aren't properly set up at your new place yet to get your books.

 

[Tonyblack]

Started reading Nation last night.

Hmmmm.

All the write-ups quoted said it was hilarious, etc. I think I smiled once. Up to the bit where Mau rescues Erm from drowning.

Definately not 'hilarious' - but a bloody good book.