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I get mine from the local charity shop I work for and some times i buy them out my local supermarkerket and get their special offers and get club points too.

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I bought a twin pack of books from my local superstore by the author Torey Hayden. I liked the blurb on the back and that is the reason I bought them. Has anyone read her books and what did you think of them?

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I tend to go by the the title and then the blurb on the back and if it holds my attention and sounds interesting then i will read the bool

Hello I would love my fellow BFC friend help me choose my next book I have a choice of two and here is the blurb about them. This will be my first book for 2008. Not Dead Enough by Peter James Blurb On the night Brian Bishop murdered his wife he was sixty miles away, asleep in bed at the time. At least thats the way it looks tp Detectivr Superintendent Roy Grace, who is called to investigate the kinky slaying of beautiful young Brighton socalite, Katie Bishop. Grace soon starts coming to the conclusion that Bishop has performed the apparently impossible feat of being in two places at once. Has someone stolen his identity or is he a very clever liar? As Grace digs deeper behind the facade of the Bishops outwardly respectable lives, it becomes clear that everything is not at all as it first seemed. Then he digs just a little too far, and suddenly the fragile stability of his own troubled, private world is facing descrution...... The Innocent Man By John Grisham Blurb Ron Williamson was a star college baseball player in the small town of Ada, Oklahoma. When he left to peruse his dreams he semed destined for glory. But years of injury, drinking, drugs and women took their toll. He returned to Ada a lonely drifter. In 1982, a 21 year old cocktail waitress was raped and murdered. After five years of fruitless investigation the police arrested Williamson for the want of any other suspect. The case ahainst him eas built on bogus evidence and the testimony of the jailhouse snitches and convicts. He was found guilty at trail and sent to Death Row. Rhis is the true story og the criminal justice system gone terribly wrong. of vengeful prosecutoers and incompetent defence lawyers. Of a mans journey to hell. A journey from which he nearly didn't return.

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I have just finished Lee Childs book called Tripewire which I started on christmas eve now all I have to do id finish Ian Rankins Exit music which I started on chrismas day a present from my son.

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'What would i like to discover this year apert from new authors is more dea relatives and more living relatives.

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I belong to both shelfari and librarything and out of the two I would say that I prefer shelfari. Shalfari to me has the better layout and you can sort your books out onto different shelves. The layout is very pleasing to look at although librarything has a nice layout too. What do you think of these two sites it would be interesting to get your views.

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I love my TBR pile and I keeping adding to it this gives me plenty to choose from when I next need a book

I have one book that I carry about with me for reading on the bus or ar work if we're not busy. The other book I keep at the side of the bed and it is usually a bigger book.

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I hav e never read the stand but bt the post you did I am looking forward to getting the book have dropped a sutle hit to my son for christmas.

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