On the subject of dogs-Susan Wilson has a whole series of books themed on different dog heroes.

Will look out for those Leslie, thank you

Right now just started 'A tale for the Time Being Ruth Ozeki, before that, this summer I have read 'The Shock of the Fall' Nathan Filer, 'The Job' Douglas Kennedy and Leigh Bardugo's 'Ruin and Rising'. All very different and very good!

In the middle of A Fault in our Stars.Bought by my fourteen year old as a pressie,because I MUST read it apparently So far,so good

I have also recently read several books by Ann Cleeves. All of the "Vera" books and all except the last of the "Shetland" series - both of these have been made into TV shows in the UK. I also went to Northumberland to visit some of the places where "Vera" was set.
I'd love to go to Shetland too but it's a long way!

Watched both Vera and Shetland, loved both not read the books though must look into them

Just finished "High Exposure" by David Breashears, he's a noted climber who was part of the IMAX team climbing Mt. Everest during the 1996 season. It was a fascinating look into the world of people who make climbing their life. I would recommend reading Jon Krakauer's "Into Thin Air" first however.

I love reading. Tons of my books revolve around dogs - fiction, non fiction, training, breed books etc.

My books of the moment though are crime fiction (I also enjoy real life crime stuff) and I have read three Simon Kernick books in a row ... they are brilliant, fast moving, can't put down sort of books. Great characters and a powerful story.

I love reading, I have a kindle, never thought I'd be a convert to an eReader from proper book but very quickly came to love it. I love that you can search and browse, download free samples to get a taster and get many free or reasonably priced books. Lovemybull, I noted that you like humour books, I could recommend a book by Graham Lord entitled "Sorry - We're going to have to let you go." I like a wide range of genres particularly a good thriller. Has anyone read The Girl on the Train? I also particularly enjoyed a couple of books by an author called Jodi Taylor. It is about historians who time travel, now the sci-fi genre normally doesn't appeal but this one has a historical element and is also funny in places. She has written a series and the first one is "just one damned thing after another". The Magpies by Mark Edwards was good about a psycho neighbour! Any recommendations I'd very much appreciate.

The bio of actor Danny Aiello. Didn't realize how many of his movies I've seen. Quite an interesting life indeed.