Dany isn't in that one at all is she? so i sincerely doubt it :idc:

thank god for that, don't need to read about her walking around the desert and making crap decisions

Feast for Crows is the worst one :idc:

I wish there were more books in the Mortal Engines series.

I'm 3/4 way through this now and it's really good, started out thinking it was going to be a boring love story but it took an unexpected twist

Intriguing... I can't wait to finish uni next year and be able to read books for pleasure again; I'm forever reading academic publications! No room for leisure! :laugh:

awww, almost there Greg :love:

I did buy that 100 Year Old Man Who Disappeared... book after reading the praise for it in this thread and managed to read that on a bus journey home which was pretty good!

50 odd pages into a Feast for Crows :D

Just read 'Catcher in the Rye', it was on the 50 books to read before you die shelf in my local library, I wish I had left it there. I hated it and I hated that i stuck with it to the end in case something actually happened! :shrug:


I will just read my Chelsea Cains again, a good serial killer always cheers me up!

Started to read lord of the rings, I detest the films they are beyond boring to me. Starting to wish I hadn't started the book. Its going to be a very long, slow slog.

Loved the first two parts of Lord of the Rings, but lost the will to live reading the third! I loved the Hobbit so much though.

Something for me to look forward too then! :D Its actually not that bad, just not the easiest of reads.

I just ignored all the Elf language and songs and bingo you get through it in no time! Its a great story just a little over done! :hugesmile:

I ordered the Rules of Attraction off Amazon on a whim and I hope I don't regret this decision :suspect: I hated the gory aspects of American Psycho but I loved Easton Ellis' imagination, so it should be better suited to me :laugh: plus it's got a lot of sex, which helps.

If you are looking for Sex, what about 50 shades of grey? I hear its a hoot! :dance:

:laugh: I think I'll survive without it... went into Smiths yesterday and saw hundreds of awful rip-offs of it :yuk:

I steer clear of the Mummy Porn! I prefer a good murder any day!

I finished Brave New World earlier in the week, and I loved it. Very well written and thought provoking book, it stands the test of time really. :lovedup:

I've started re-reading Animal Farm now and after than I'll re-read Nineteen-Eightyfour. :love:

Finished Tiger Hills, it was good but God, it was the most Depressing book I ever read

God how I hated Lord of the Rings. Much preferred the Chronicles of Thomas Covenant the Unbeliever (best fantasy epic I ever read).

These days I listen to audiobooks far more than I read. At the moment I am listening to The Long Earth, a collaboration between Terry Pratchett and Stephen Baxter. It is really rather good. And wonderfully narrated too, which makes all the difference.

Bought Jessica Ennis autobiography the other day along with Cecelia Aherns new one when I go to London so will prob read those 2 next

Wool - Hugh Howey, I'm almost finished the 1st book of this Trilogy, it's really good

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halfway through The Lovely Bones at the moment... it's quite nice I suppose, but not really gripping me. A bit wet.

Mrs Dalloway :love: