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God I read anything and everything! Thriller, horrors, biographies, chcklit, anything that I can get my head into.
Flashy, if you like the bios, try Lenny Mcleans 'The Guvnor', and Roy "Pretty Boy" Shaw (cant remember the title of his). Another great biography is Gordon Ramseys. I have nothing but admiration sice reading that one. Thrillers, Jeffrey Deaver is amazing. The twists in his books are untrue, but all make sense in the end. Kinda like Murder she wrote but with a point! lol Chicklit, Fiona Walker is so far my fave. Only read one duff one out of all of hers. 'Kiss Chase' is a great one to start with. My God, I am a closet nerd. I have to read eveynight before I go to sleep. Winds me down, but once i get into a good book, I find it hard to put it down, to the point where I get crammed if i get disturbed lol. I always say i Never have time to watch a dvd, but give me a book and i'm happy as! My dad actually gave me the Chris Moyles autobiography and Gordon Ramseys book 2 days before my brithday last year. Read them both before it was actually my birthday tho lol |
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Its not hard to spot that your a proper addict!! lol.
It seems there are a lot of us on here who love to read. I'm really enjoying the thread and looking up the books everybody is mentioning, so keep it going please. Bonnyx |
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Talking of The Idiot, did you see last week's Culture Show? Mark Kermode interviewed the controversial theatre director Katie Mitchell, whose new play 'Some Trace of Her' is based around the Dostoyevsky tale. The production is a combination of filmed footage and live action on the stage. A really interesting idea and something I'd actually like to see. |
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Like Mr C, I enjoy reading books about the music I listen to. My current read is "Sweet Soul Music - Rhythm & Blues and the Southern Dream of Freedom" by Peter Guralnick...all about 60's soul and the surroundings it grew out of.
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I have mentioned this before but if you like reading try the Green Metropolis, its a swap shop for books in as much as you can by any paperbacks for £3.75p including postage, and they will by books of you. Books are usually in pretty good nick and they have a huge selection, worth a look
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amazon do a great selection of books, all at cheap prices too, i have had a few from them over the years
i tend to get my books from Asda or on the market |
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I like anything to do with crime, dont ask me why, i like Miinette Walkers, Patricia Cornwell Mary Higgins Clark.
At the minute im reading true life books though, im reading Unbeaten, is from Kim something( cant spell it), the woman from How Clean Is Your House?, really good book, bought it on saturday and is nearly finish, im also reading at Cupcake wich is another book about true storie life. |
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It's great to see so many people enjoying reading, especially when we're constantly being told that we only watch TV and play console games nowadays.
If this is a snapshot of the people of Accrington and surrounding areas, then the interest is definitely there and I'm surprised that there isn't any kind of proper 'book club' in the area. I asked about this a couple of years ago, but there was nothing around at the time. I know they have something of the kind at Blackburn library, but they tend to be during the day times. I have a few friends who live in Lancaster and a couple of them attend book clubs and really enjoy reading and discussing the latest read. I know Lancaster has a different demographic to Hyndburn, but it still surprises me that an area of the size doesn't have such a group/s. |
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The Skull Mantra by Eliot Pattison......a headless corpse, a disgraced investigator and a conspiracy of silence.
Sophie's World by Jostein Gaardner.......I have read this before and I am re-reading it. It isn't a relaxing read as it poses some challenging philosophical questions....definitely not bedtime reading...unless you want to stay awake all night untangling the philosophical questions. |
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For people on limited incomes who may be reluctant to spend money on books, I have found that the Lancashire library service is doing a good job
TalisPrism It does not provide for people in Blackburn with Darwen, but for the rest of us - -you can search for a book by title and/or author and see which branch libraries have it on the shelf, and if out on loan, see when it is due back. - you can reserve a book and get it moved to your local branch for collection - you can renew it twice on line |
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teams up with a semi retired psychologist quite a few books based on the two IMO a good read usaly read horror but these are a good change :) |
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I'm on a big Terry Pratchett kick at the moment.
Just read about 10 of his Discworld novels in the past few weeks. Brilliant definately my favourite author! |
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At the moment I'm reading Stephen King's The Green Mile
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