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Sweetpotato Chips
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I can't decide whether to start reading Frankie Boyle " My **** life so far" or Audrey Niffengher "Her fearful symmetry" whats everyone else reading apart from their Osbourne books of course LOL
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I have recently started "A Child called It" as it was highly recommended on the What Films make you cry thread. It is a really disturbing story and I am finding it quite difficult to read as it is a true story and thats what makes it more upsetting.0
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Sweetpotato Chips wrote: »I can't decide whether to start reading Frankie Boyle " My **** life so far" or Audrey Niffengher "Her fearful symmetry" whats everyone else reading apart from their Osbourne books of course LOL
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I have heard about this, I don't think i could read it. I did read a weepy quiet recently called Lovely Bones its coming out in the cinema soon that was excellentI have recently started "A Child called It" as it was highly recommended on the What Films make you cry thread. It is a really disturbing story and I am finding it quite difficult to read as it is a true story and thats what makes it more upsetting.0 -
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i have recently read twilight which was fab and now about to start robbie williams 'feel (oh how i wish i was about to start feeling robbie williams
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Thinking I really need to get a handle on cloud computing so I'm working though Programming Google App Engine (yes I really am a nerd) and for light relief I've Roberto Calasso's wonderfully profound and poetic re-telling of/meditations on Classical Greek myth The Marriage of Cadmus and Harmony.0
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Whoa far to high brow for this chick !! I can just about manage a 300 page horror story for light entertainment lol...I am sure I am missing out alot with this attitude though !!Thinking I really need to get a handle on cloud computing so I'm working though Programming Google App Engine (yes I really am a nerd) and for light relief I've Roberto Calasso's wonderfully profound and poetic re-telling of/meditations on Classical Greek myth The Marriage of Cadmus and Harmony.0 -
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Sweetpotato Chips wrote: »No thats just tooo depressing there is more to life than accounting !!
Well when i do get my life back i have an ann rule book called if you really loved me book to read0 -
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its an crime thriller she has done a few makes good reading as written well
http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/r/ann-rule/if-you-really-loved-me.htm0 -
Sounds interesting, I have read a few Ian Rankin Rebus novels and have just started listening to James Pattersons Alex Cross on the long journey into work both crime thriller types I guess..its an crime thriller she has done a few makes good reading as written well
http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/r/ann-rule/if-you-really-loved-me.htm0 -
i like patterson too but love stephen king0
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Here's a few favourite SF/fantasy books you might try (call it sci-fi and you'll get pummelled by nerds)
Philip K. D i c k* 5 Great Novels
Dan Simmons Hyperion
Iain M. Banks Player of Games
If you're feeling up to its 1100 pages Clive Barker - Imajica is a damn good read.
And as for books that make you cry - John Crowley's magical (in all senses of the word) Little Big
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i love the censors on here, you cant say d 1 c k but you can say the f-word0
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Also reading a very funny FB page0
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I am reading the book "The Naming Of The Dead" by Ian Rankin. Good so far but just started it on the bus home tonight.
I read "Where rainbows End" by Cecilia Ahern over Christmas and I found it a lighthearted antidote to the cold winter months.0 -
I've read a fair few Ian Rankin books and always enjoyed them. James Ellroy and David Peace are my favourite crime writers though.0
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Last book I read was .... Lolita by Vladimir Nabakov.
Beautifully written, but what an insight into a sick mind. Highly recommended !0 -
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heyy everyone. im reading excession by ian banks! read player of games a couple of weeks back.0
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I have recently started "A Child called It" as it was highly recommended on the What Films make you cry thread. It is a really disturbing story and I am finding it quite difficult to read as it is a true story and thats what makes it more upsetting.
i've read a child called it and it is upsetting but i found i couldn't put it down as i wanted to know what happened. really disturbed me when i was reading it though.
currently reading twilight. i read all four twilight books in january, then the third and fourth again and now i've started from the first again. i'm sad, i know!
also read a few pages of for richer, for poorer a book by a poker player which i'm struggling to get into!0 -
i've read a child called it and it is upsetting but i found i couldn't put it down as i wanted to know what happened. really disturbed me when i was reading it though.
currently reading twilight. i read all four twilight books in january, then the third and fourth again and now i've started from the first again. i'm sad, i know!
also read a few pages of for richer, for poorer a book by a poker player which i'm struggling to get into!
I usually start a book and dont finish it but as you said I want to know what happens. It is a really disturbing book. I cant understand how people can treat any human being like that never mind their own son.0 -
I agree with the comments on A Child Called It, those kind of books you just have to keep readng to see what happens. If you're into reading that kind of thing, try Blackbird by Jennifer Lauck, gripping reading.
On a completely different note, I'm taking time out from the real world and working through a serious of books borrowed from my neighbour's daugher! Amied at early teens, it's the Septimus Heap series, wizards etc, but not as intense as Harry Potter. I'm hooked and had to call my neighbour yeterday to hurry her up on book number 3 so I could get my hands on it!0 -
i am reading this post ie what i write
book wise i am reading a spanish book which its title would translate in english as The widow's kiss" and it is about a woman who has murdered (apparently) 4 husbands to get their lands and money0 -
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