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What Book Are You Reading Now? Mk II

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Reply 780

Inconceivable

Persuasion - Jane Austen

Reply 781

hookguy

A Clash of Kings by George R R Martin. Superb.

Catch-22 (again!)

A crime so monstrous: face-to-face with modern-day slavery - E. Benjamin Skinner

Reply 784

ratrabbit

Adventures in the Screen Trade

An honest, cynical view of Hollywood and its elements, and, I think, an essential for anyone interested in screenwriting, though it contains no explicit instructions.
Written by William Goldman.

Reply 785

jaek13456

The Clockwise Man By Justin Richards :smile:

A Doctor Who novel

Reply 786

NYILoveYou

Original post by Daydreamer18

The Lost Symbol - Dan Brown.

Brilliant Book!

I'm reading The Appeal by John Grisham

Reply 787

The Epicurean

Just finished reading The Devil by Tolstoy. I much prefer the original ending to the alternative ending :yep:

I am now reading The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain.

Reply 788

Daydreamer18

Original post by NYILoveYou

Brilliant Book!

I'm reading The Appeal by John Grisham

I'm finding it really good - about half way through at the moment! Although I only just realised Robert Langdon is the same character as in the Da Vinci Code :colondollar:

How are you finding The Appeal? I've only read one John Grisham book.

Reply 789

tinktinktinkerbell

where rainbows end by cecelia ahern

brilliant book! only started reading it last night and ive already read 9 chapters (94 pages)

Reply 790

sheep_go_baa

Original post by hookguy

A Clash of Kings by George R R Martin. Superb.

Me too, me too! :woo:

Reply 791

Beckiix

Bend Sinister - Vladimir Nabokov. Again. :biggrin:

Favourite author ever=D

Reply 792

hmaus

Douglas Coupland - The Gum Thief

Reply 793

The Epicurean

Just finished The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain. Now I am going to progress onto another of Mark Twain's books, Huckleberry Finn.

Original post by Beckiix

Bend Sinister - Vladimir Nabokov. Again. :biggrin:

Favourite author ever=D

I've been meaning to read some books by him. Which of his books would you recommend? :h:

I was thinking of reading Lolita

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Reply 794

letsdothetimewarpagain

To save a people - Alex Kershaw

Really interesting so far :biggrin:

Reply 795

lenalouiseh

Original post by manic_fuzz

L'Étranger - Albert Camus.

It was LeMonde's #1 book so i thought i'd give it a go :smile:

Will you let me know if it's any good? I've got it but I haven't read it yet :smile:

Reply 796

OmicronPersei8

I gave up on Beloved but now I'm reading 'Norwegian Wood' and finding that much more interesting :h:

Reply 797

manic_fuzz

Original post by lenalouiseh

Will you let me know if it's any good? I've got it but I haven't read it yet :smile:

I haven't finished reading it, but up to now it has been really good :smile:

some parts are a bit 'cringey' but that's more due to the controversial subject matter rather than anything else, it's really well written from his point-of-view and does make you question some social norms. It definitely hasn't failed to meet my expectations :tongue: