Bookworms: What are you reading at the moment?

[fibi]

I just read trashy chick lit the trashier the better x

[Gayle]

Originally Posted by mick

I think you better read it again Anne "The Fluke" was by James Herbert

And it wasn't "THE Fluke" it was "Fluke" - Fluke is the main character's name.

[Tin Monkey]

Originally Posted by Benipete

There's loads of books down the Blind Shop and they need the money.

There's a kind of wicked irony in this post.

[flashy]

Originally Posted by fibi

I just read trashy chick lit the trashier the better x

cant stand 'chick lit' it bores me, i need something i can get my teeth into

[Lilly]

Originally Posted by flashytart

cant stand 'chick lit' it bores me, i need something i can get my teeth into

I agree, I bought one once.....ended up chucking it in the bin and never bothered with it since.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by flashytart

cant stand 'chick lit' it bores me, i need something i can get my teeth into

I know I've lived somewhat of a sheltered life flashy but pray tell me what the heck is 'chick lit'

[Eric]

Originally Posted by flashytart

cant stand 'chick lit' it bores me, i need something i can get my teeth into

You're really angling for the smart response here, aren't you hon

[Splendidlee]

I've just read two in about five hours:

Gods Callgirl, Carla Van Raay
A Child Called It, Dave Peltzer

I wasn't too impressed with the latter if I'm being honest

[flashy]

i've read all Dave Pelzers books, read them all quite a few years ago and i liked them, as i did reading his borthers books too (Richard Pelzer) his borthers books carry on from when Dave was removed from the house, Richard got all the stick that his older brother got



J....'chick lit' are trashy girlie novels, absolute crap if you ask me

[pashley]

If you like historical novels, try those of Elizabeth Chadwick. They take you straight back to the time of the Norman Conquest and the immediately following years. I've read most of them and they are enthralling.

Pashley

[bonny_tuesday]

That sounds good Pashley, I haven't read any of those. I'll have a look on the site that everybody has been talking about and see if there are any there. I love to get lost in a good historical novel!

No funny comments about getting lost peeps.
Bonny x

[bonny_tuesday]

I can't find any at all under that name on Green Metropolis.
Bonny x

[maxwell silver]

Bill Bryson....A walk In The Woods.Another of Brysons travel books.Very funny,just like the rest.Recommended if you like a good laugh.

[emamum]

I like Bill Bryson, read a few of his.....

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by bonny_tuesday

I can't find any at all under that name on Green Metropolis.
Bonny x

try this bonny-tuesday
www.greenmetropolis.com