LindyLou
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A gripping must read is: The Life We Bury, by Allen Eskens. A mystery thriller, plenty of twists and turns. Superb read.
Lindy x
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Recommend 'The Couple Next Door', by Shari Lapena. Compelling Thriller, with great twists and turns. Utterly absorbing!
Lindy x
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On 8/17/2020 at 10:02 PM, Nollaig said:
I really enjoyed this book. I've read a few by her and find her a bit hit or miss, but this was a good'un.
Hello Nollaig,
Appreciate your response. Didn't realise her books could be variable! Would you be kind enough to suggest a second title by her, that is good to consider after I finish this one?
Many thanks,
Lindy
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GREEN BOOK, watched on DVD. Apparently story inspired by a true friendship. Very entertaining, funny and feel good to your toes!!
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Just started reading Lisa Jewell's 'The Family Upstairs'. Already feel engrossed. Various interesting characters all interlinked. This book on each page is telling me it will be a splendid mystery thriller. I want to know what happened and why!! Don't tell me though!
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Quite open to books that could be regarded as - "a good read"
Probably easier to say what I don't enjoy .... sci-fy and horror
Will look forward to sharing and hearing on this Forum ....
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Athena, you're a star! Clearing up the cotton-wool in my head, and explaining the system easily. Appreciate this, thank you.
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Apologies for being probably 'dense' - but have just joined and already stuck on first hurdle
YIKES
Is there a section to put a title of a book and a review?
Many thanks
LindyLou
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Hello, Saying "Hello" quietly, so as not to disturb folk from reading. (I remember when "Shhhhh" would often be heard from Library Staff)
LindyLou
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Saying "Hello" quietly - so not to disturb folk from reading (I remember Libraries when "Shhh" was the most heard remark by Staff)!
LindyLou
Your Favourite Book when a Child?
in General Book Discussions
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What books do you remember as a child, and did you have a Favourite?
For me it was Ballet Shoes, Noel Streatfeild, and the three aspiring Stage sisters Pauline, Petrova and Posy.
Lindy x