Beccles

Now reading Cass by Cass Pennant but bought Wilbur Smiths Warlock and all six James Herriot books in one big volume

I like the Political ones just to read what made them tick and make the decisions they do, Royal ones intrigue me as well as some celebrities, I even enjoy Hoolie Lit to understand what causes football violence.

Not an exploitation but a way of introducing children to books. As a child I read the book and saw the film adaptation or visa versa. Disneyisation has helped many children discover books.

I never lend books due to bad experiences with so called friends. My sister sold several of my lent to her books on a car boot stall. Now I never lend simples.

What the heck is Hoodie lit?, trying to find one for a christmas present for a family member.

I hope to watch it tonight as I sky plus'd it

When? tonight?

Welcome from another eclectic reader. Fantasy and Sci Fi book covers catch me not the text but I do try and read them.

Now the winter nights are here I will read as many as possible. My last 600 pager was read in three long sittings. I may read one smaller book in a day or two evenings, I dont have an average book reading pace

Bonfire for me. Not one I would read. The Da vinci Code was so overrated is was a disappointment after all that hype and the film was not very good either. I guess this book will be the same.

what channel is it on?

Will do. This book really interests me.

Since I just finished Lynda La Plante's Deadly Intent I have just bought some more from my local 2nd hand book shop. 1. Cold Shoulder. 2. Trial and Retribution 2. 3. Clean Cut. 4. The Red Dahlia another impulse buy "Booted and Suited" a social history of the 1970's by Chris Brown. This book is mainly about football hooligan gangs and "Cropheads" and "Greasers." Finally a first edition Harry Potter and the order of the Phoenix. A great afternoon out indeed.

I'm eclectic oh except for Boom Boom music and modern country music, modern pop and Jazz, especially that Cleo Lane who always goes Boo boopy boo boo boo boopy boo boo boo:lol:

Just ordered a 2nd hand copy from amazon. Looking forward to reading it

Yup computers rule childrens lives nowadays, rather than a work tool it is more of a communication advice, my grandaughter is never off her lap top and she has such a nice book collection on her shelves. I have to be patient and keep telling her about the books I have read hoping she may pick one up and read it.

This was reviewed on BBC Radio Suffolk last week it must be one of the longest book titles ever. Will see if I can get it from my local library.

Several shelves full but six library books beside my bed. I even got a good old western. yes us old gals like a good gunslinger novel too

Go into your library and go to the quick choice shelves, take six random books and enjoy.

Only sad book bores scribble in margins. I have bought books and seen the notes. "Too much sex" or too much swearing" I agree that swearing should not be used (there are plenty of words to use in the dictionary instead) but the sex reminds me of the good times in the 60's

Just read, The Real James Herriot authorised biography by James Wight. How sad that Alf Wight He was so lucky to get published too. Now reading Deadly intent by Lynda la Plante which will be followed by Lord of The Flies by William Golding.

I dont buy new but buy 2nd hand from Amazon. I do send my wish list to family at Christmas, they buy new.

Yea love it, I listen live or listen on demand as I do most Radio Four programmes

Davys on the Road again by Manfred Mann