Just finished Star Struck by Val McDermit

Im reading Danni Minogue - My Story

:hugesmile:

I'm re-reading the HP books before Deathly Hallows comes out. I stormed through the first 3 over the weekend but now I'm on Goblet of Fire.

Just finished Yellow Blue Tibia by Adam Roberts
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I wanted to try read some science fiction, god I wish I hadn't, the book is the weirdest thing I have read so far. Towards the end I felt like it was brainwashing me, glad to be finished with it.

And I just started The Heart of Myrial (I got the Shadowleague Trilogy for xmas) by Maggie Furey
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I'm only a few pages in and already I'm hooked.

Just flicking through my Hollyoaks Babes 2011 Calender but apart from that nothing.
I really should take up reading again.

Just flicking through my Hollyoaks Babes 2011 Calender but apart from that nothing.
I really should take up reading again.

finished The Merchant of Venice, As You Like It + A Midsummer Night's Dream.

Have started Brave New World

Some Spike Milligan collection and Kevin Smith's 'My Boring Ass Life'.

Where The Buffalo Roam - Hunter S. Thompson.

Breaking Dawn :D

Twelve Days of Christmas by Trisha Ashley

I got loads of books for Christmas and there's loads I can't wait to read but I thought I should read a Christmas timed one while it's still Christmas. It's alright,not amazing though.

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Historical fiction :love:

The Chronicles of Narnia books

Martina Cole - The Family

On to Alan Sugar now, the book is massive, going to be on this one for a while.

A book about all the old pubs in my city. Sad to see how it's changed and how many have gone :(

I :love: historical fiction. My mum's got a load of Bernard Cornwell books for me.. Are they as good as she says they are?

Have you read any of Conn Iggulden's books?

Neil Warnocks autobiog. My Story. Made in Sheffield

This is my first one actually, I hadnt realised there were a whole series on Sharpe although they're all standalone stories so I dont think it matters too much. Only a hundred pages in but so far I'm loving it

No I havent read any books of his although they do interest me, are they good?

The thing I love most about Bernard Cornwell is his historical accuracy. Also, when there's a really exciting exploit in the story that actually happened, he takes the time and trouble to explain it in the epilogue, giving credit to the person who actually did it. Take note, Hollywood.

At the moment I'm reading In Search Of Schroedinger's Cat, which is like an introduction to quantum theory for idiots.

Just started Michael McIntyre's autobiography,it's very funny.