Jack Dawkins

I've read Jaws about 3 times.I've re bought quite a few books that I going to read again.To me if you buy a DVD chances are you'll watch it more than once.If you keep your books like I do, they are all potential rereads(even the rubbish ones)

Finished A Picture of Dorian Gray by Wilde.I enjoyed this book immensely.The writing had an almost dreamlike quality to it.I thought the Characters were very convincing.It is fairly slow paced but picks up after half way through. A very good book I would gladly recommend it.

Paperbacks because they fit in the pockets of my shorts.Back in the day when I used to read in the bath paperbacks were best because my arms used to get tired with hardbacks!(weakling)

48 is my favourite cracking thiller.I also really enjoyed Once which is a fairy story.Ghosts of Sleath is another good story and it features David Ash from Haunted.

That sounds just the ticket thanks

Text speak is the curse of the modern age.I think my punctuation is pretty poor and I have to make an effort to get it right,my spelling on the other hand is at the very least reasonable.Overall I dont think reading a lot improves my written english,posting on here may help though!

I might check these out,my boys may well like them

Asterix the Legionary,started and finished this today as comics go the Asterix stories are superb.I reckon I first read this in the seventies and I loved it,the thing is reading it again as an alleged adult you appreciate the subtle humour which is aimed at adults.I read this because I've been short of reading time the last couple of days,I'm glad I did

very good

I have over 100 to be read but I'll keep buying because they dont go off! and also books seem to go out of print a lot quicker these so I feel I've got to strike while the irons hot(if I can afford it that is) oh and I love second hand book shops/sites,I'm just doomed to buy books I guess.

What grade did you get for your fake presentation!? I've never seen the film, after reading the book I dont think I'll bother

I just found it so exciting.I've never read a book quite like it.I was little bit worried about the slang used throughout called "Nadsat" but it actually adds something to the book,if you do find nadsat off putting there are glossaries available on the internet.The violence in book is shocking but it essential to the telling of the story.

I finished a Clockwork Orange today.One of the best books I have ever read

What no westerns! I voted Horror as this was the genre that rreally got me into reading, but I like a bit of everything now

No problems,I've meaning to get hold of it for a few years now but I've always put it off but I'm going to go for it this year

Whats your Favourite sports books? Mine are Barca by Jimmy Burns I would recommend this book to anyone it is superb,Fifty years of Hurt by Ged Clarke best book I've read about supporting Newcastle.

I dont like to read the same author one after the other either not sure why

How do you tackle TBR pile? Randomly,Oldest First,by series,Or can you not resist that new book.I usually grab what ever takes my fancy,although I'm always thinking about whats next.My last couple of books have been new additions though.

It only took me 40 years before I picked up a Dickens,did'nt expect to like it actually but there you go.

Yes I did,I really loved the Characters and the writing style.I have since brought 3 More Dickens books.

Kirsty Maccoll,the One and Only by Karen O'brien,One of the best biographies I have ever read.I was on the train when I cried.

Just getting into it,but I've got a feeling I'm going to love it(I even enjoyed the introduction)

Targets. 15(10) Fiction(I only finished 4 last year),5 Non-Fiction,5 Sport,10(6) Graphic Novels/Comic Collections Would Like to Read this Year.War and Peace by Tolstoy(if I hit my target I'm going to read this book year)Stalingrad(re-read)and Berlin by Antony Beevor.All of The Dresden Books by Jim Butcher January Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens(440 Pages) 8/10 Storm Front:Book one of the Dresden Files by Jim Butcher(341 pages) 8/10 February A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess(141 pages) 9/10 Asterix the Legionary(Comic Book)by Goscinny and Uderzo(48 pages)8/10 A Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde(253 pages)8/10 March Juggernaut by Desmond Bagley(320 pages)7/10 April Bitten by Kelley Armstrong(448 pages)7/10 May No books completed June No books completed July No books completed August No books completed September No books completed October Fables: Legends in Exile(Graphic Novel) (also included written short story A Wolf in the Fold ) by Bill Willingham(124 pages) 9/10 A Kestrel for a Knave by Barry Hines(199 pages) 10/10 The Frightened Gun by George G. Gilman(126 pages) 9/10 Fables: Animal Farm(Graphic Novel) by Bill Willingham(128 pages) 9/10 Haunted by James Herbert(224 pages) 9/10 Fables:Arabian Nights(and Days)by Bill Willingham(141 pages)9/10 Odd Thomas by Dean Koontz(420 pages)10/10 Fables: Wolves(Graphic Novel)by Bill Willingham(159pages)8/10 November Y The Last Man(vol1):Unmanned(Graphic Novel) by Brian Vaughan and Pia Guerra(128 pages) 8/10

I really enjoyed this book and definately will read the rest of the series much better than the TV show which I also thought was very good.The Storm Front episode was'nt the best though.

Richard Sharpe, total hero or Sgt Harper who had a proper big gun!