What are you reading at the moment?

[MikeyT]

Edited 16 August 2011 by MikeyT

[FoxyPV]

[Trav Le Bleu]

I wish people would shut up about reading and just move on!

[Zingari]

I wish people would shut up about reading and just move on!

Yes it's time to Bury it now !

( I can't think of one for Bristol )

[samlcfc]

Hadnt read a proper book for years until the last few weeks. Read "The Bourne Identity" whilst I was Africa and really enjoyed it. Completely threw me when it differed so much from the films but that was a nice surprise as I believed I was going to know everything that happened in it. Must be a good book to have kept me interested anyway as I havnt managed to get through a book for years but flew through this everytime i picked it up. Bought the next one from waterstones the other day and have just started reading that.

[Guest]

Finally started reading Imperial Bedrooms by Bret Easton Ellis. Bought ages ago but hadn't got around to it til now.

[ozleicester]

He lies... LIES i tells YA!!!

There is no way this is "portable" fooking thing weighs a ton and wont fit in my pocket... apart from that... BRILLIANT!

Edited 16 August 2011 by ozleicester

[Rincewind]

The messages on the Foxestalk football forum.

[GH1]

The winter of Frankie Machine by Don Winslow. Think sopranos

Sorry can't do clever front cover shot

[longy]

Good read so far.

[Narborough_fox]

Graham Roberts : Hard as Nails. Brilliant read, seemed to be a bit unlucky during a lot of his career.

[Head Honcho]

For the first time since I can remember I haven't got a book on the go.

Library tomorrow to pick up a couple for my hols....................any ideas?

[Head Honcho]

Absolutely amazing book. Fantastically written and hard to put down.

Looks good just ordered it

[Lillehamring]

Absolutely amazing book. Fantastically written and hard to put down.

i really enjoyed it, not your typically 'crime' novel... the sequel was pretty average tho, not bothered with the third, but might if i find it cheap some where...

what happened to the original 'books' thread?

[Legend_in_blue]

Because the T.V series was the best thing I've ever seen.

I finished reading this while on holiday. A great book. The TV series was quality too but having read the book I feel they could have done more with the final chapters of the book in the TV series. It needed to be 12 episodes rather than 10 imo and felt rushed at the end. Jaime's capture for example wasn't made much of in the series but was a significant part of the book.

Here's hoping they don't sacrifice too much in the following TV series, which is currently filming at the moment!

I need to get through book 2 and 3 before April.

[Phube]

Because the T.V series was the best thing I've ever seen.

Same here... Great book, currently reading:

He lies... LIES i tells YA!!!

There is no way this is "portable" fooking thing weighs a ton and wont fit in my pocket... apart from that... BRILLIANT!

Damn right, it's HUUUGE, but very good!

[MikeyT]

Reading this again.I'm a big Bill Bryson fan.

[Stay Positive]

Been going through George Orwell's books. Enjoyed "Animal Farm" and loved "Nineteen Eighty Four" so much that I decided to go through his back catalogue as there aren't many.

Just finished his excellent debut "Burmese Days" and am currently reading "Keep The Aspidistra Flying". Love his writing style.

[Leicfox]

i really enjoyed it, not your typically 'crime' novel... the sequel was pretty average tho, not bothered with the third, but might if i find it cheap some where...

what happened to the original 'books' thread?

I've just got the sequel, The Secret Speech from the Library, might not bother with it now if it's pretty average.

I've got these 2 to be getting on with..

[sdb]

Love Bill Bryson!! Down Under probably my fave!

Just finished One Day. Not bad. Watching the film tomorrow, not expecting much.

[Northants Fox 3]

I love the James Patterson Women's Murder Club Series......Currently reading 7th Heaven.........I've read almost all of them now

[ajthefox]

Very interesting so far

[Guest Basildon Fox]

Currently reading Assassin by Tom Cain. 3rd instalment of the Samuel Carver series. Like Andy McNab's Nick Stone only better.

The first book is called The Accident Man and is based on the death of an British Princess in a car crash in a Paris underpass. Superb stuff.

[BoneDog]

A+ for this effort

Amazon yo

[cambridgefox]

A+ for this effort

Amazon yo

i assume its nothing like the film i saw,where the letter M was missing from mass(yes there is a film)SHIT its instruction not destruction i feel so foolish now!

Edited 25 August 2011 by cambridgefox