What are you reading?

Just out of curiousity, how many of us use our local library a lot?

I wish I started using mine sooner than I have... great place to go read at lunchtime - so relaxing!

I have recently borrowed:

JPod by Douglas Coupland
Boxing for Beginners by Bill Finegan with Courtney Clark
Own your Space by Linda McCarthy

Still updating my account on Goodreads too. Is anyone keeping a 2011 goal on there? I hope to hit 75 books...!

I'm very much a Clive Cussler fan and all his books regarding Dirk Pitt, NUMA, etc. I love the fantasy books that could actually be turned into good films :0


Anyone notice something by the way.......

Think I may have found one of the few message boards that Novorapidboi HASN'T commented on
Only kidding mate

Wullie (RNA)

WullieIrvine said:
I'm very much a Clive Cussler fan and all his books regarding Dirk Pitt, NUMA, etc. I love the fantasy books that could actually be turned into good films :0


Anyone notice something by the way.......

Think I may have found one of the few message boards that Novorapidboi HASN'T commented on
Only kidding mate

Wullie (RNA)

Bit of a zombie/phoenix thread, but hey, what have you been reading lately these days?

I've been trying out some Dean Koontz lately, currently reading The Good Guy. I've been really enjoying his writing style and look forward to checking out more of his books.

While we're here, can anyone recommend an e-reader? Thanks!

Just joined this site though went through DAFNE a few years ago, graduated from North Manchester

Currently reading Dodger - Pratchett on form, a cracking read.

Best e-reader Kindle IMHO, I have an ipad too but preferred reading device is the kindle

Simonish

Nice one. I really should read more Pratchett books myself.
Thanks for your opinion on e-readers. I know what you mean with the ipad issues... I try reading ebooks on my HTC smart phone but I think my eyes start to suffer after a while so I keep thinking about getting a proper reader mainly because of the screen...

I should really read more in general......

The Lady and The Unicorn - Tracy Chevalier
Only at chapter 3....and it's all a bit raunchy...

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This is unusual because the humble bundles are usually PC games. I was so surprised!
I'm going to snap them all up!

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reading dawn french's dear fatty , haven't laughed this much in ages