Advice me on some books to read that i will love

[Vanessa]

I'm not a big reader, unless the book really grips me. Like when i read the Da Vinci Code. Loved that. Read it in a couple of hours on my plane to Italy. :shocked:
I also liked 50 Shades, funnily enough.
Which books do you think i should read that i will enjoy? I never know which ones to read and i thought i'd ask you lot, who seem to know your books. :hugesmile:

[Locke.]

The Count of Monte Cristo

[Vanessa]

The Count of Monte Cristo

I heard about that and i saw the movie. It's brilliant! Is the book any different?

[Ammi]

..Breakfast at Tiffany's is a great read, Vanessa..or basically most things by Truman Capote..

[Vanessa]

..Breakfast at Tiffany's is a great read, Vanessa..or basically most things by Truman Capote..

That sounds very interesting, Ammi thanks. How is the movie different from the book? I often wonder these things.

[Ammi]

That sounds very interesting, Ammi thanks. How is the movie different from the book? I often wonder these things.

...hmmm, the character in the movie is not nearly so complex and much 'lighter' but I think in the time it was made, that kind of movie was much more popular and saleable...although there are some aspects of Holly's character that do come across in the movie....I have to say on the whole, whenever I have read a book, I don't think the movie version of it has quite been as good but there is much more scope in a book to relay characters more...

[Vanessa]

...hmmm, the character in the movie is not nearly so complex and much 'lighter' but I think in the time it was made, that kind of movie was much more popular and saleable...although there are some aspects of Holly's character that do come across in the movie....I have to say on the whole, whenever I have read a book, I don't think the movie version of it has quite been as good but there is much more scope in a book to relay characters more...

That sounds like a book i would enjoy. I haven't read any Truman Capote books. I only know about the movie, because i love Philip Seymour Hoffman. :lovedup: Are there many of those books?

[thesheriff443]

kama sutra, gets in before jesus:joker:

[Locke.]

I heard about that and i saw the movie. It's brilliant! Is the book any different?

Yeah, really different. Much better.

[Vanessa]

kama sutra, gets in before jesus:joker:

Is that a real book? I think i would like that, Sheriff. :creep: Just as i liked 50 Shades.

[Vanessa]

Yeah, really different. Much better.

I definetely want to read this. Sounds really exciting! :amazed:

[thesheriff443]

Is that a real book? I think i would like that, Sheriff. :creep: Just as i liked 50 Shades.

you will love it:D

[Vanessa]

you will love it:D

50 Shades was amazing! What's not not love about it? It's well kinky. My kind of book! :amazed:

[Shaun]

idk what to recommend off the back of 50 Shades/ The Da Vinci Code because I haven't read either and they seem awful :tongue:

but you can't go wrong with a bit of Fahrenheit 451

[Vanessa]

idk what to recommend off the back of 50 Shades/ The Da Vinci Code because I haven't read either and they seem awful :tongue:

but you can't go wrong with a bit of Fahrenheit 451

What's that about, Shaun? Sounds intriguing. :think:

[thesheriff443]

50 Shades was amazing! What's not not love about it? It's well kinky. My kind of book! :amazed:

:hugesmile:

[Vanessa]

:hugesmile:

I have the sequels as well. I'll read them when i'm in that kind of mood. :joker:

[Cherie]

If you are not already with one, join a library, then you can try different authors and if you don't like them you don't lose out. Alternatively if you invest in a Kindle it lets you read the first chapter for free so you can decide if you like it or not. Reading is very subjective. I am currently working my way though the Karin Slaughter books, Crime Fiction.

[Vanessa]

If you are not already with one, join a library, then you can try different authors and if you don't like them you don't lose out. Alternatively if you invest in a Kindle it lets you read the first chapter for free so you can decide if you like it or not. Reading is very subjective. I am currently working my way though the Karin Slaughter books, Crime Fiction.

That is a great idea, Cherie. I might just do that. :amazed: Wow! I love crime fiction. What's that book about? Sounds really good!

[Cherie]

Murders with a bit of gore!, and then the investigation
, the story is well put together and keeps you hooked right until the end. I'm reading Criminal at the moment

[Vanessa]

They are usually murders with a bit of gore!, the story is well put together and keeps you hooked right until the end. I'm reading Criminal at the moment

Wow! I think i'd love that! My mum used to love Grisham, so i want to read his books as well. Do you like him? :)

[Cherie]

Wow! I think i'd love that! My mum used to love Grisham, so i want to read his books as well. Do you like him? :)

You can't go wrong with a John Grisham, have read all his books and am always waiting on the next one to be published :amazed:

Have you read any Vanessa?

[Vanessa]

You can't go wrong with a John Grisham, have read all his books and am always waiting on the next one to be published :amazed:

Have you read any Vanessa?

No, but i've seen some of the movies. I like The Client and i've been told that the book is wonderful. I so want to read that one. :flutter:

[Cherie]

Plenty to choose from! I always find if I have read a book, the movie is a bit of a let down, but maybe that is just me!

[Vanessa]

Plenty to choose from! I always find if I have read a book, the movie is a bit of a let down, but maybe that is just me!

Grisham book usually make amazing movies. Same goes with Steven King, who i love! Do you like his books? I want to read them, but they look a bit scary. :joker:

[Cherie]

No never really got into Stephen King

Is that you in your avatar Ness with Luke :amazed:?

[MTVN]

If you liked the Da Vinci code you could read Dan Brown's other stuff if you haven't already, Angel and Demons is the one that came before it and I think it was better, or his Deception Point and Digital Fortress were both pretty good

[Vanessa]

No never really got into Stephen King

Is that you in your avatar Ness with Luke :amazed:?

Yes, that was on January when i met him. I also bumped into him last week. He's amazing! :lovedup: Whih contemporary writers do you like? I only know Grisham.

[Kate!]

If you like psychological crime thrillers Ness, try Sophie Hannah's books.

Dorothy Koomson is another writer I'd absolutely recommend, she wrote the Ice Cream Girls, recent adapted for TV. They changed the ending in the TV adaptation, wish they hadn't as it was much better in the book.

[Vanessa]

If you like psychological crime thrillers Ness, try Sophie Hannah's books.

Dorothy Koomson is another writer I'd absolutely recommend, she wrote the Ice Cream Girls, recent adapted for TV. They changed the ending in the TV adaptation, wish they hadn't as it was much better in the book.

Thanks! I think i would enjoy crime thrillers. Do you watch Bones? Apparently that series was originally a series of books. Kathy Reichs wrote them. :amazed:

[Jesus.]

http://www.amazon.co.uk/All-PATRICIA-CORNWELLs-books-Order/lm/R1ESO3O2CD1KR2

I don't really read fiction, but I did read the body farm on holiday years ago, when there wasn't much to do, and I thought it was a really good book, so if you're into crime thrillers then I would definitely recommend Patricia Cornwell.

[Vanessa]

http://www.amazon.co.uk/All-PATRICIA-CORNWELLs-books-Order/lm/R1ESO3O2CD1KR2

I don't really read fiction, but I did read the body farm on holiday years ago, when there wasn't much to do, and I thought it was a really good book, so if you're into crime thrillers, then I would definitely recommend Patricia Cornwell.

I think id' love that. Murder mysteries and investigations really interest me. Her books have been turned into tv shows, haven't they?

[Jesus.]

I think id' love that. Murder mysteries and investigations really interest me. Her books have been turned into tv shows, haven't they?

I have no idea. I just remember that it kept me hooked, and the fact it was about a serial killer set in Quebec as opposed to London/US, made it interesting.

[Vanessa]

I have no idea. I just remember that it kept me hooked, and the fact it was about a serial killer set in Quebec as opposed to London/US, made it interesting.

OMG! That sounds amazing! I would definetely enjoy reading that. Serial killer stories are fascinating! What else do you enjoy reading? :)

[Mitchell]

50 Shades Of Grey

[Vanessa]

50 Shades Of Grey

I actually loved that book. It's the kinky aspect i loved. Mum would have been horrified though. Now my brother in law wants to read it. I told him : no you don't! :laugh2:

[Mitchell]

TMI ;)

[Vanessa]

What does that mean? :suspect:

[Jesus.]

OMG! That sounds amazing! I would definetely enjoy reading that. Serial killer stories are fascinating! What else do you enjoy reading? :)

I generally only like science and history books, so I don't suppose I could have any other recommendations for you. What other kinds of things do you like? How about a bit of love poetry? I'm sure Lukey-boy would appreciate some sweet nothings being whispered in his ear :vanessaeyebrowsmiley:

[Mitchell]

Too much information haha

[Vanessa]

I generally only like science and history books, so I don't suppose I could have any other recommendations for you. What other kinds of things do you like? How about a bit of love poetry? I'm sure Lukey-boy would appreciate some sweet nothings being whispered in his ear :vanessaeyebrowsmiley:

:joker: My mum and my brother both used to love Isaac Asimov books. They said he was fantastic! Some of them have been turned into movies, like I Robot. Loved that. I've never read any history books, but i could get into it. I especially like Ancient Rome and Ancient Egypt history. Both fascinating!

[Cherie]

http://www.amazon.co.uk/All-PATRICIA-CORNWELLs-books-Order/lm/R1ESO3O2CD1KR2

I don't really read fiction, but I did read the body farm on holiday years ago, when there wasn't much to do, and I thought it was a really good book, so if you're into crime thrillers then I would definitely recommend Patricia Cornwell.


Agreed another good read and plenty books out there so loads to choose from.

[Cherie]

Thanks! I think i would enjoy crime thrillers. Do you watch Bones? Apparently that series was originally a series of books. Kathy Reichs wrote them. :amazed:

The Book was called the Lovely Bones, it was written from the perspective of the murdered girl. It made me sad.:bawling:

[Vanessa]

The Book was called the Lovely Bones, it was written from the perspective of the murdered girl. It made me sad.:bawling:

That's a different book, Cherie. Bones is a tv show about forensic pathologist Katy Reichs. But it sounds like a great read! :hugesmile:

[Cherie]

That's a different book, Cherie. Bones is a tv show about forensic pathologist Katy Reichs. But it sounds like a great read! :hugesmile:

oh :joker: I wonder who wrote the Lovely Bones then, I think you would like it.

[Vanessa]

oh :joker: I wonder who wrote the Lovely Bones then, I think you would like it.

It sounds like a very sad story. I'd need a lot of tissues! :bawling: Is it expensive to buy a book on Kindle? How does it work?

[Cherie]

It sounds like a very sad story. I'd need a lot of tissues! :bawling: Is it expensive to buy a book on Kindle? How does it work?

Bit like an online shop, you need to register with Amazon, then you can search for books by name or author and buy it. Alot of ebooks are cheaper than the print version. So basically you choose your book and download it. They have sales and stuff as well where you can get books for a 1.00 and I think there is a library where you can swop books with other people but I haven't done it so don't know how that works!

[Vanessa]

Bit like an online shop, you need to register with Amazon, then you can search for books by name or author and buy it. Alot of ebooks are cheaper than the print version. So basically you choose your book and download it. They have sales and stuff as well where you can get books for a 1.00 and I think there is a library where you can swop books with other people but I haven't done it so don't know how that works!

£ 1 ? That's a bargain! :amazed: It sounds cheaper than buying books. I like it. Have you got one? :hugesmile:

[Jesus.]

It sounds like a very sad story. I'd need a lot of tissues! :bawling: Is it expensive to buy a book on Kindle? How does it work?

It's strange, because the amount of tissues I uses, is the exact measurement I use for defining whether a film is any good or not.

[Vanessa]

It's strange, because the amount of tissues I uses, is the exact measurement I use for defining whether a film is any good or not.

I like a good story, don't mind if it's sad or not. I have seen The Lovely Bones sounds heartbreaking, but interesting. Both the movie and the book. :hugesmile:

[Cherie]

£ 1 ? That's a bargain! :amazed: It sounds cheaper than buying books. I like it. Have you got one? :hugesmile:

yes but my kids are always borrowing it :idc:

It's strange, because the amount of tissues I uses, is the exact measurement I use for defining whether a film is any good or not.

:laugh2:

[Vanessa]

yes but my kids are always borrowing it :idc:



:laugh2:

I do have an IPad. Can i use that to download books?

[Jesus.]

I like a good story, don't mind if it's sad or not. I have seen The Lovely Bones sounds heartbreaking, but interesting. Both the movie and the book. :hugesmile:

Have you ever seen life is beautiful, The Italian film?

[Vanessa]

Have you ever seen life is beautiful, The Italian film?

Yes, i have it on dvd. Brilliant movie. Is there a book as well? :hugesmile:

[Jesus.]

Yes, i have it on dvd. Brilliant movie. Is there a book as well? :hugesmile:

I don't know - I just thought it would be a good film for you to watch. There's probably a script book you could find at least.

[Vanessa]

I don't know - I just thought it would be a good film for you to watch. There's probably a script book you could find at least.

The movie is wonderful. If there is a script book i would love to read it. That screenplay is amazing! :lovedup:

[AnnieK]

I like a good story, don't mind if it's sad or not. I have seen The Lovely Bones sounds heartbreaking, but interesting. Both the movie and the book. :hugesmile:

The book is so much better than the book.

I love Patrica Cornwell and Kathy Reichs books - I also wanted to be a forensic scientist.

Jody Picoult is quite a good author for easy reads - she wrote My Sisters Keeper (again book miles better than movie) and lots of others - my favourite by her is called Nineteen Minutes about a bullied boy who goes on the rampage in a school and kills loads of pupils.

[Vanessa]

The book is so much better than the book.

I love Patrica Cornwell and Kathy Reichs books - I also wanted to be a forensic scientist.

Jody Picoult is quite a good author for easy reads - she wrote My Sisters Keeper (again book miles better than movie) and lots of others - my favourite by her is called Nineteen Minutes about a bullied boy who goes on the rampage in a school and kills loads of pupils.

Have you seen Bully? That was a great movie, about some kids who kill one of their friends, who had been bullying them. I'd love to read the book.

[Cherie]

The book is so much better than the book.

I love Patrica Cornwell and Kathy Reichs books - I also wanted to be a forensic scientist.

Jody Picoult is quite a good author for easy reads - she wrote My Sisters Keeper (again book miles better than movie) and lots of others - my favourite by her is called Nineteen Minutes about a bullied boy who goes on the rampage in a school and kills loads of pupils.

:laugh: that is like something I would write, I know what you mean and I agree!

[Vanessa]

:laugh: that is like something I would write, I know what you mean and I agree!

Which one is better? Book or movie? :suspect::laugh:

[Cherie]

I do have an IPad. Can i use that to download books?

Yes you can download the Kindle App on it.

[Cherie]

Which one is better? Book or movie? :suspect::laugh:

book every time.

[Vanessa]

Yes you can download the Kindle App on it.

Oh, thanks! I'll do that! It will save me money. Books are so expensive these days! :eek:

[Glenn.]

Vanessa you should read Harry Potter.

[Vanessa]

Vanessa you should read Harry Potter.

I would like to. Loved the movies! Did you read them? Are they any good? :hugesmile:

[Glenn.]

I would like to. Loved the movies! Did you read them? Are they any good? :hugesmile:

They really are. Easy to read too.

[Vanessa]

They really are. Easy to read too.

I will give it a go. I love a book where you can get lost and forget your everyday life for a bit. :flutter:

[Glenn.]

I will give it a go. I love a book where you can get lost and forget your everyday life for a bit. :flutter:

You'll love Harry Potter then :love:

[Vanessa]

You'll love Harry Potter then :love:

I want to read the Lord of the rings books as well, but they're so big. :laugh:

[Natalie.]

Only books I am reading at the moment is the A song of ice and fire series, before that I read a Sophie Kinsella book
Going to the library is a good idea!

[Vanessa]

Only books I am reading at the moment is the A song of ice and fire series, before that I read a Sophie Kinsella book
Going to the library is a good idea!

What kind of books are they? I don't know them. But i don't read much, so my knowledge is limited. :laugh:

[Shaun]

If I fancy something light I like crime books by David Baldacci or James Patterson... they're all kind of similar though :laugh:

[Vanessa]

If I fancy something light I like crime books by David Baldacci or James Patterson... they're all kind of similar though :laugh:

I'll try those. Love crime stories, where there are investigations and mysteries. :hugesmile:

[Kate!]

I love whodunnits, have read every Agatha Christie book apart from a couple she wrote about the Supernatural, didn't fancy them much.

[Natalie.]

What kind of books are they? I don't know them. But i don't read much, so my knowledge is limited. :laugh:

Game of thrones tv show is based on the books, they're quite long though! and Kinsella is like easy chick lit books

[Vanessa]

I love whodunnits, have read every Agatha Christie book apart from a couple she wrote about the Supernatural, didn't fancy them much.

Agatha Christe! Yes! I'd love to read her books! Love the tv show and movies! :lovedup:

[Verbal]

There are plenty (almost too many) books in the crime fiction genre, Karin Slaughter as previously mentioned is good, but I found her books very formulaic and once you've read one you've read them all.

I would highly recommend getting a Kindle if you enjoy reading, a hell of a lot of books are completely free, and if you use Amazon a lot you can sign up to prime, so along with the free delivery on stuff you get access to the lenders library.

I've not long finished Hostile Witness #1 which was free and was really good. The Millennium Trilogy (Girl with the dragon tattoo) is also very good.

If you like a bit of historical fiction mixed in with crime, check out the Shardlake books by CJ Sansom.

[Vanessa]

There are plenty (almost too many) books in the crime fiction genre, Karin Slaughter as previously mentioned is good, but I found her books very formulaic and once you've read one you've read them all.

I would highly recommend getting a Kindle if you enjoy reading, a hell of a lot of books are completely free, and if you use Amazon a lot you can sign up to prime, so along with the free delivery on stuff you get access to the lenders library.

I've not long finished Hostile Witness #1 which was free and was really good. The Millennium Trilogy (Girl with the dragon tattoo) is also very good.

If you like a bit of historical fiction mixed in with crime, check out the Shardlake books by CJ Sansom.

Thanks, Verbal! I want do dowload the app on my Ipad. Both of those books sounds amazing! :D

[Jesus.]

You're going to be the TIBB record holder for number of books read after this.

[Vanessa]

You're going to be the TIBB record holder for number of books read after this.

:joker: I'll give it a go. I think the IKindle is a good idea. I can read the first chapter. Then i will know if i like it or not.

[Jesus.]

:joker: I'll give it a go. I think the IKindle is a good idea. I can read the first chapter. Then i will know if i like it or not.


Well I expect to see you on the south bank show within the next 12 months, discussing the merits of radical feminist literature with Germaine Greer, and thetruth.

[Vanessa]

Does anyone know any good autobiographies? I think i'd like to read those. :)

[Kate!]

Does anyone know any good autobiographies? I think i'd like to read those. :)

Sharon Osborne's is very good, you don't have to be a big fan, it's really interesting, she's very open and honest in it, she's had a very dramatic life. The woman is definitely a survivor.

Michael McIntyre's was a good read as well.

[Jesus.]

Which people interest you? Then work backwards. Look up your favourite music artists/film stars/historical figures/sports personalities. There are loads out there, but it's all bout your interests.

Mein Kampf is not a bad place to start.

[Vanessa]

Which people interest you? Then work backwards. Look up your favourite music artists/film stars/historical figures/sports personalities. There are loads out there, but it's all bout your interests.

Mein Kampf is not a bad place to start.

Oh, i than one sounds good. I like historical biographies. I think i would enjoy reading about anyone who was interesting. I found Edith Piaf biography from a shop. But it was in french. :laugh:

[Jesus.]

Oh, i than one sounds good. I like historical biographies. I think i would enjoy reading about anyone who was interesting. I found Edith Piaf biography from a shop. But it was in french. :laugh:

That's the French for you. Too arrogant to bother writing in English.

[Jesus.]

It sounds like a great read, but my french is not so good. :joker: I had a friend who was a big fan and told me her biography was really good.

You should tell her that "je ne regrette rien".

I do actually love France, it's probably my fave place in Europe.

[Vanessa]

You should tell her that "je ne regrette rien".

I do actually love France, it's probably my fave place in Europe.

I've been to Paris. Love it! French writers are very popular in my country. We study them at school. :hugesmile:

[Ammi]

..what kind of books do you like, Vanessa..?..

[Vanessa]

..what kind of books do you like, Vanessa..?..

I like something with a good story. Crime thrillers are great! I love those! :amazed:

[Ammi]

I like something with a good story. Crime thrillers are great! I love those! :amazed:

..hmmm, I don't often read crime thrillers but the Lincoln Lawyer is good, have you read that..?...

[Vanessa]

..hmmm, I don't often read crime thrillers but the Lincoln Lawyer is good, have you read that..?...

No. What's it about?

[Crimson Dynamo]

American Psycho

If you can make it through it without vomiting you will never forget it. And its well written too.

[Ammi]

No. What's it about?

http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/79885.The_Lincoln_Lawyer

[Vanessa]

http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/79885.The_Lincoln_Lawyer

That looks like The Client, by Grisham. I think i'll like that! :D

[joe199998293]

Books I like are...
The Hunger Games trilogy - Suzanne Collins
Divergent Trilogy - Veronica Roth
Panic - Lauren Oliver

[Crimson Dynamo]

“Do you know what Ed Gein said about women?"
[...]
"'When I see a pretty girl walking down the street I think two things. One part of me wants to take her out and talk to her and be real nice and sweet and treat her right.'" I stop finish my J&B in one swallow.
"What does the other part of him think?" Hamlin asks tentatively.
"What her head would look like on a stick”
― Bret Easton Ellis, American Psycho

“The seals stupidly dive off rocks into swirling black water, barking mindlessly. The zookeepers feed them dead fish. A crowd gathers around the tank, mostly adults, a few accompanied by children. On the seals' tank a plaque warns: COINS CAN KILL——IF SWALLOWED, COINS CAN LODGE IN AN ANIMAL'S STOMACH AND CAUSE ULCERS, INFECTIONS AND DEATH. DO NOT THROW COINS IN THE POOL. So what do I do? Toss a handful of change into the tank when none of the zookeepers are watching. It's not the seals I hate——it's the audience's enjoyment of them that bothers me.”
― Bret Easton Ellis, American Psycho


“The office Halloween party was at the Royalton last week and I went as a mass murderer, complete with a sign painted on my back that read MASS MURDERER (which was decidedly lighter than the sandwich board I had constructed earlier that day that read DRILLER KILLER), and beneath those two words I had written in blood Yep, that's me and the suit was also covered with blood, some of it fake, most of it real. In one fist I clenched a hank of Victoria Bell's hair, and pinned next to my boutonniere (a small white rose) was a finger bone I'd boiled the flesh off of. As elaborate as my costume was, Craig McDermott still managed to win first place in the competition. He came as Ivan Boesky, which I thought was unfair since a lot of people thought I'd gone as Michael Milken last year. The Patty Winters Show this morning was about Home Abortion Kits.”
― Bret Easton Ellis, American Psycho

[Vanessa]

“Do you know what Ed Gein said about women?"
[...]
"'When I see a pretty girl walking down the street I think two things. One part of me wants to take her out and talk to her and be real nice and sweet and treat her right.'" I stop finish my J&B in one swallow.
"What does the other part of him think?" Hamlin asks tentatively.
"What her head would look like on a stick”
― Bret Easton Ellis, American Psycho

“The seals stupidly dive off rocks into swirling black water, barking mindlessly. The zookeepers feed them dead fish. A crowd gathers around the tank, mostly adults, a few accompanied by children. On the seals' tank a plaque warns: COINS CAN KILL——IF SWALLOWED, COINS CAN LODGE IN AN ANIMAL'S STOMACH AND CAUSE ULCERS, INFECTIONS AND DEATH. DO NOT THROW COINS IN THE POOL. So what do I do? Toss a handful of change into the tank when none of the zookeepers are watching. It's not the seals I hate——it's the audience's enjoyment of them that bothers me.”
― Bret Easton Ellis, American Psycho


“The office Halloween party was at the Royalton last week and I went as a mass murderer, complete with a sign painted on my back that read MASS MURDERER (which was decidedly lighter than the sandwich board I had constructed earlier that day that read DRILLER KILLER), and beneath those two words I had written in blood Yep, that's me and the suit was also covered with blood, some of it fake, most of it real. In one fist I clenched a hank of Victoria Bell's hair, and pinned next to my boutonniere (a small white rose) was a finger bone I'd boiled the flesh off of. As elaborate as my costume was, Craig McDermott still managed to win first place in the competition. He came as Ivan Boesky, which I thought was unfair since a lot of people thought I'd gone as Michael Milken last year. The Patty Winters Show this morning was about Home Abortion Kits.”
― Bret Easton Ellis, American Psycho

That looks like the kind of book i would love! :amazed:

[Verbal]

*downloads American Psycho*

[Vanessa]

*downloads American Psycho*

That looks like a great book. The movie was amazing! :worship:

[Verbal]

Probably the best writer I have discovered recently is Iain Rob Wright. His writing style is very free flowing and exciting. I read his book ravage in 3 days, which is very unusual for me, normally takes me weeks to finish a book.
It's about a zombie apocalypse, if you like The Walking Dead you'll love it. I'm reading The Final Winter at the moment, which again is about the apocalypse where it starts snowing heavily everywhere in the world, and it focuses on groups of people in a town in England. If you like horror, you won't go far wrong giving this guys stuff a chance. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Iain-Rob-Wright/e/B0052WR48C/ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1?qid=1394732297&sr=8-1

[Vanessa]

Probably the best writer I have discovered recently is Iain Rob Wright. His writing style is very free flowing and exciting. I read his book ravage in 3 days, which is very unusual for me, normally takes me weeks to finish a book.
It's about a zombie apocalypse, if you like The Walking Dead you'll love it. I'm reading The Final Winter at the moment, which again is about the apocalypse where it starts snowing heavily everywhere in the world, and it focuses on groups of people in a town in England. If you like horror, you won't go far wrong giving this guys stuff a chance. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Iain-Rob-Wright/e/B0052WR48C/ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1?qid=1394732297&sr=8-1

Thanks, Verbal! I've never read a horror book. Sounds exciting! :amazed:

[Me. I Am Salman]

I'm gonna get the thread title tattooed on my forehead

[Vanessa]

:laugh2:

[Crimson Dynamo]

I'm gonna get the thread title tattooed on my forehead

haha i just noticed

:joker:

[Vanessa]

:suspect:

[Verbal]

:suspect:

Have you downloaded the Kindle app?

[Vanessa]

Have you downloaded the Kindle app?

My Ipad is not working at the moment. Sometimes it feezes. I might need a new one. :laugh:

[Verbal]

My Ipad is not working at the moment. Sometimes it feezes. I might need a new one. :laugh:

If you're going to get a new one consider getting the Kindle Fire HD instead. Tablet/Ereader all in one.

[Vanessa]

If you're going to get a new one consider getting the Kindle Fire HD instead. Tablet/Ereader all in one.

I might just do that. :hugesmile: This tablet is from a chinese website. Sometimes it doesn't work properly. :fist:

[Crimson Dynamo]

get a kindle fire hd. You can read books on tablets but if you get a kindle it makes you read more. I love my kindle.

[Vanessa]

get a kindle fire hd. You can read books on tablets but if you get a kindle it makes you read more. I love my kindle.

Does it have intenet as well?

[Verbal]

Does it have intenet as well?

Yes

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[Vanessa]

Yes

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I love that! I'll get it for my birthday. :lovedup: