I would say it's more of a general list. I have not read all the books on there but the ones I know vary from childrens to YA to contemporary.evilzadi wrote:What kind of readers is it recommended for?
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No worries, it actually looks like a mix anywayMesa7719 wrote:I dont know What kind of readers is it recommended for - sorry.
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Sydney_Bristow wrote:Oi naughty!steve wrote:Jus read a brilliant book whilst on hols, think it's the type you'd either love or hate no inbetween. It was called The Glass Book Of Dream Eaters, by G. W. Dahlquist. Now I usally read either si/fi-fantasy or crime but occasionally go for something a bit different. This was different. It is set in a fictional steam/punk Victorian era. It's almost like a boys own story for adults with a bit of erotica thrown in, quite a bit of erotica. Sounds like one for Sydney. You need to get past the first couple of chapters and you'll either be hooked or give up on it. I don't want to give the story away so just give it a try.
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Has anyone read The Small Hand by Susan Hill? Contemplating whether it's worth going out and getting the Sunday Telegraph then schlepping all the way to the nearest Waitrose to collect it...
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Do you like Ghost stories, Beate?Beate wrote:Has anyone read The Small Hand by Susan Hill? Contemplating whether it's worth going out and getting the Sunday Telegraph then schlepping all the way to the nearest Waitrose to collect it...
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I got it now. It better be good after the odyssey I had to undergo for it!
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Hi,
If somebody is looking for something more relaxing and funny I can recommend Tom Sharpe's "Wilt".
You'll find yourself laughing to yourself in a bus many times.
If somebody is looking for something more relaxing and funny I can recommend Tom Sharpe's "Wilt".
You'll find yourself laughing to yourself in a bus many times.
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Can anyone recommend any books for me ready for when I get my kindle? :)
Stuff that I'm reading/have read at the moment runs like this..
SKullduggery Pleasant
Harry Potter
Twilight
The Owl Killers
The Left Hand of God
Limitless
The host
I Am Number Four
Complete Darren Shan Sagas
Hitchhiker's saga
Anything similar to that would be grand! :)
Absolutely no romance crap though
Stuff that I'm reading/have read at the moment runs like this..
SKullduggery Pleasant
Harry Potter
Twilight
The Owl Killers
The Left Hand of God
Limitless
The host
I Am Number Four
Complete Darren Shan Sagas
Hitchhiker's saga
Anything similar to that would be grand! :)
Absolutely no romance crap though
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Not sure if this is the best place for this but the Evening Standard are offering the Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy book for £5 at any Foyles until 30th Nov. If anyone is interested, here is the link for the voucher:
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http://i.thisislondon.co.uk/i/pix/escom ... oucher.pdf