[Doogle]

Strangers on the 16:02 by Priya Basil

[MTVN]

Finished 1984 a while ago, reading another Orwell book now but a biographical one; Homage to Catalonia, it's about his experiences fighting in the Spanish Civil War

[Princess]

Just finished From Notting Hill, With Love Actually which was light and predictable but quite good. Just started Secrets She Left Behind by Diane Chamberlain, which is all death and problems so bit of a difference.

[rk3388]

Just finished the maze runner, little brother and half brother. now reading shaken

[patsylimerick]

Originally Posted by InOne

The Naked Lunch - Read bits and bats but I seem to lose concentration with it easy. Plus some of it is quite disgusting

I absolutely love The Naked Lunch. It's obscene, isn't it? But astonishing at the same time.
Am just finishing Ghost Light by Joseph O'Connor. Brilliant, just brilliant. Anyone who loved Star of the Sea should pick it up fast.

[Kerry]

Finished reading Gypsy Boy last night. Very good. It's shocking but gives hope. Learnt a lot too of the gypsy culture which fascinates me

[GypsyGoth]

Journey Through Llandor by Louise Lawrence



It's ok, it's like Narnia so in that respect it's enchanting, but the writing could be better. Anyway I intend to read the next two parts after this.

[patsylimerick]

I picked up That They May Face The Rising Sun during the week. Completely forgot until I got to page four that I read lt last year. I'm really not old enough for this kind of thing to be happening to me

[MTVN]

The Pillars of the Earth, really enjoying it so far

[Kerry]

I'm stuck between about 3 books atm. Can't take to any and when I do I'm always too knackered

[Shaun]

finished Kafka...had some really boring stories towards the end but the majority were nice.

Currently reading Romeo + Juliet. Have that, King Lear, Measure for Measure, Hamlet, Macbeth and another one I've forgotten to get through.

[Princess]

Originally Posted by Princess

Just finished From Notting Hill, With Love Actually which was light and predictable but quite good. Just started Secrets She Left Behind by Diane Chamberlain, which is all death and problems so bit of a difference.

Finished this one, was sooooo good. Now reading The One Before The One by Katy Regan, I'm varying between frothy and light books and dark and heavy books.

[Lee.]

"Spartan" by Valerio Massimo Manfredi... So far so good!

[GypsyGoth]

Just about finished The Road to Irriyan



Tomorrow I'm gonna start the last part, Shadow of Mordican



In a way I'm really looking forward to finishing this trilogy as there are a couple of other books I want to get stuck into.

[Shaun]

Hamlet

[Princess]

Wild Things by Jo Carneige. Some good ol' fluffy chick-lit.

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

this thread ba dum tish

[Chuck]

Rosamunde Pilcher's, 'The Shell Seekers'.

[Stu]

[Princess]

Desire by Louise Bagshawe. It's not that great, I wanted to reread Harry Potter but saving that until I'm avoiding Twitter/Tumblr because of tour spoilers.

[MTVN]

Originally Posted by MTVN

The Pillars of the Earth, really enjoying it so far

This was amazing Reading the sequel now, World Without End

[Kerry]

Reading (or trying to read) a book called The Room. Just can't get into it though

[\PJ/]

Coleen nolan - Envy before you judge I got it free in ibooks when I bought my iPhone4 it's so bad it's good and it's brought this sort of bloated 40+ women in me I have started craving red wine LOL

[Shaun]

LOL PJ - I remember finding one of my mum's trashy novels when I was about 14 and found myself channelling a 40-something singleton who loves cats and wine. In fact, I find myself channelling that every day but still.

Currently reading: The Taming of the Shrew

[Kerry]

Originally Posted by \PJ/

Coleen nolan - Envy before you judge I got it free in ibooks when I bought my iPhone4 it's so bad it's good and it's brought this sort of bloated 40+ women in me I have started craving red wine LOL

Nothing is ever as bad as Jodie Marsh's book.