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 ETA:  I think I know the theme tune to Dick Barton from The Two Ronnies!  I'm pretty certain it was used in a recurring sketch - maybe The Phantom Flan-flinger of Old London Town?!  :lol:

 

 

Think your mixing up your Tiswas with your Two Ronnies there Janet  :D  Wasn't it the Phantom Raspberry Blower from Old London Town & the Phantom Flan-Flinger was on Tiswas ?  :10_confused:

 

Made a start on The Last Englishman after Wolf Hall this seems like a really short read  :readingtwo:

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Here's hoping your mojo returns soon, there's really nothing worse.. :friends3:

Thank you Ben  :blush2: .. no inspiration from the library, though. I'll finish Clash of Kings tonight and I'll see what to do next.

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Another lovely read....just finished (author of The Butterfly House) 'The Story of Us' by Marcia Preston

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Haven't managed any reading at all today - spent my lunch break on the phone to various companies being kept on hold for ages :irked:  Still, hopefully might at least fit a chapter in tonight and will carry on with The Thirty-Nine Steps which I'm thoroughly enjoying! :D

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Just about to start 'The Memory Stones' by Kate O'Riordan. Not an author I know at all, but this is a bookcrossing book that has been lounging on my shelf for too long.

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I've spent virtually the entire day reading (can't think of many things better..) and have finished Storm of Swords II: Blood and Gold by George R. R. Martin. Certainly the best book in the series so far for me, twists and turns on every page and some of the reveals really threw me. Really gripping and thoroughly entertaining, I'll be back to this series soon.

 

In the meantime though, I'm taking a break and have started The Time Traveler's Wife. Very interesting thus far, will be settling down with this tonight..

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Gave yup on my short fiction book from the Uni. Got to one that was just dragging on and I couldn't wait for the end and it was a few pages away and it's made me not feel like reading the rest. So I have started Blackthorn: A Tale of Fire and Fury by Nik Morgan. Unfortunately I can't put it on Goodreads. :(

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You can manually add a book to GoodReads by trying to search for your title/author then clicking on the right of the search page on the link 'manually add a book'.

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I think I tried adding it when I first added it to my Kobo and it wouldn't work for some reason.

 

EDIT: Managed to add it now. :D

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Yay! :D

 

In book related news, I finished reading Lissanne Oliver - Sorted! (in Dutch). I'm not sure yet what to read next, though I have a TBR pile I plan to be doing some other things in the next few days so I don't know how much time there'll be to read.

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‘Ablutions’ by Patrick deWitt arrived today. First impressions count and it makes a good one. It feels like it belongs in my hand. :) At first glance it isshorter than I thought given the length of its more acclaimed sibling.


The opening line reads ‘DISCUSS THE REGULARS. They sit in a line like ugly, huddled birds, eyes wet with alcohol.’ Yes, that catches my attention from the outset! :)



 

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Getting through the Blackthorn book. Really short chapters. Also just downloaded loads of free classic literature ebooks onto my Kobo.

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I finished a book today too, after a couple of days of almost no reading, I managed to sit down and finish The Thirty-Nine Steps which was a cracking adventure tale.  Loved it!

 

Have quite a few books lined up on my Kindle now, so just need to decide what to read first. :dunno:

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I finished a book today too, after a couple of days of almost no reading, I managed to sit down and finish The Thirty-Nine Steps which was a cracking adventure tale.  Loved it!

 

Have quite a few books lined up on my Kindle now, so just need to decide what to read first. :dunno:

 

Absolutely agree with you there Claire.  If you get time, do try the sequel, Greenmantle, which also features Richard Hannay.

 

 

I'm struggling with The Streets by Anthony Quinn but hope to finish it later today/tomorrow and then it's on to The Uninvited Guests by Sadie Jones.

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Looking forward to the long weekend so I can really sink my teeth into Wolf Hall. I've been reading it for over a week now (maybe even 2), but I'm only a quarter of the way through.

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My reading mojo is lacking this week since I finished Forest Mage and started the Blackthorn book. I'm sure it will come back soon but I honestly can't be bothered reading.

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Settling in to The Memory Stones...think it is going to be a good read.

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Absolutely agree with you there Claire.  If you get time, do try the sequel, Greenmantle, which also features Richard Hannay.

 

 

I'm struggling with The Streets by Anthony Quinn but hope to finish it later today/tomorrow and then it's on to The Uninvited Guests by Sadie Jones.

I'm reading this at the moment.  Sort of wondering what made me pick it up, but not going to give it up yet.

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Got into Blackthorn a bit last night which was good. Still not progressed very far but it's a start.

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I finished the two Dark Shadows books, and have started Night Circus along with my husband. :)

 

Wolf Hall, next..... :readingtwo:

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Decided to read Paradise Lost then stopped when I realised it was one long poem split into "books". I can't deal with poems by choice. So now I'm reading A Christmas Carol.

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