[Stephen King - Cell]

I read this book when it came out and i liked it although the story isnt that much different from his book The Stand.

[baggiesfan's reading list 2009]

Well Janet i just thought i wasnt well written, it kept going backwards past times without the need to i think.

i have now started Perfect Night by Peter Grimsdale.

[baggiesfan's reading list 2009]

Well The Accidental American was a disapointment, only 216 pages and i struggled to finish it, only a 2 out of 10.

[Bang goes the New Year's Resolution]

I said the same but i keep having to work in Hay-On-Wye and i just cant resist.

[Nutella on digestive biscuit]

I dread to think how many weight watchers points that is lol.

[Oz and James Drink to Britain]

Well after all that the drink they think defines Britain is a cup of tea,

really sorry this show has ended i loved it.

[Reading in the car?]

i get really sick if i read in a car i just cant do it, i am going on a coach to Belgium later in the year too, im going to get so bored.

[Quoting from Books]

I have never thought about it but it sounds like a great idea.

[44 movie sequels in the works!]

I like the idea of Blade Runner 2 and the Spiderman and Batman follow ups.

[What is Contemporary Fiction?]

Michelle i'm not trying to belittle the site in any way it is a genuine question i'm asking.

[What is Contemporary Fiction?]

So if the new Stephen King book is set at the time it was written does that mean it could be classed as comtemporaryfiction?

[What is Contemporary Fiction?]

But what exactly is contemporary fiction?

[Once....]

Welcome its good to see another James Herbert fan here

[baggiesfan's reading list 2009]

I am now reading An Accidental American by Alex Carr

[Only Fools and Horses - Granddad or Uncle Albert?]

I really cant choose in this one, OFAH is one of my all time favourite shows. they both had their funny ways and both suited the episodes they were in i dont think grandad would have suited the longer episodes of the later series. but i think he had the best one liners especially when talking about wether Rodney should be seeing a 40 year old woman

"well i'd have to think twice" just brilliant.

[No Time For Goodbye by Linwood Barclay]

I did enjoy it i didnt guess anything at all but i never do,

i just thought the ending and explanation was just too far fetched for me, i will read more of his though, i give it 6.5 out of 10

[baggiesfan's reading list 2009]

I did enjoy No Time For Goodbye, i didnt guess anything early on like some have said they did on here then again i never do. the problem i had with the book was that the "revelation" was just too far fetched, i would read more of his though.

i give the book 6.5 out of ten.

not sure what i am going to read next, i have 11 in my TBR pile will let you know tomorrow whats next.

[Lesley Pearse]

Remember me was one of the ones i saw it looked a really good book.

[Lesley Pearse]

Thank you for that might just order a couple now.

[Lesley Pearse]

While working in a caravan today i saw two of her books on the coffee table, unble to resist i had a look and they look good, has anyone read her books.

[James Herbert]

The Magic Cottage is his best book for me, although i liked Portent, 48, Nobody True and The Fog too. he is one of my favourite authors.

[Shaun Hutson]

He has done a couple of books with the same character, a counter terrosrist agent called Sean Doyle but they dont have to be read in order, all of the rest are stand alone novels.

[No Time For Goodbye by Linwood Barclay]

I just started reading this book last night i will report here what i think of it

[baggiesfan's reading list 2009]

I am now going to read No Time For Goodbye by Linwood Barclay

[World Book Day - 5 March 2009]

I will gladly take any pictures, purely for charity of course