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03-02-2008, 11:21 PM
The authorised biography of David Niven "Niv"(Graham Lord)
Spellbound ( Jane Green )
My life with George (Judith Summers)
Very diverse I know
Read these over Xmas/New Year
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Location: Bradford, West Yorkshire
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03-02-2008, 11:58 PM
Originally Posted by wufflehoond 
I'm reading Richard Hammond's Autobiography. It's partially from his point of view and partially from his wife's point of view after the crash. Very easy reading and amazing what he and his family have come through. Highly recommended
Huge Maeve Binchy fan here too Vicki! Have read everything she has written but think my all time favourite is Tara Road.
I've just finished Labarith by Kate Mos really enjoyed it a bit like Da vinci code but better imho.
Now I'm reading a Sue Grafton omnibus got in a charity shop,I'm on J for Justice I think but its not very good.
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04-02-2008, 12:01 AM
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04-02-2008, 08:10 AM
am now reading the penny by joyce meyer and deborah bedford. its ok but not the best book i have read. am going to read the pierrepoint executioner book next.
my reading is certainly diverse.......
sue
am going to rea
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Location: Edinburgh uk
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04-02-2008, 02:22 PM
Originally Posted by morganstar
Has anyone read the Dark Art series by Phillip Pullman, just watched the Golden Compass and I suspect the books better
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Location: Cumbria, UK
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04-02-2008, 05:38 PM
Just literally brought it home from the library tonight, very much forward to reading it after hearing so many good things about it.
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Location: Peterborough, UK
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04-02-2008, 10:49 PM
Originally Posted by Nelson's Mum
I'm glad this thread was started. I love reading, and I'm always looking for new authors. My last 2 books were Karin Slaughter's Indelible, that I enjoyed thoroughly, and Dean Koontz's Watchers. Watchers was a great book to read. I like all of his books, and this one was especially good as it was about a Retriever who had been an experimental animal from a government lab in America. It had the power to think like a human being but could also find ways to tell people what it was thinking. If you haven't read it already I sure you will enjoy it.
This was the first Koontz book that I ever read and I have been hooked ever since
I think that his best one is Intensity - it is a real nail biter. T read it in a day, just couldn't put it down
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