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What book are you reading now?

Reply 9140

Sad Clown

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Great Expectations by Dickens

Reply 9141

mother_eve3088

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Reading two! (Well also the Beano annual but i'm not sure that counts...)

A little flesh, a little breath, and a reason to rule all - That is myself , Marcus Aurelius
Carmen - Proper Mérimée

I never realised it could be so interesting!! :biggrin:

Reply 9142

Louzilla

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Phillip Kerr - The One From The Other
(I got it free from Watertstones :P)

Reply 9143

Alex-jc123

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Original post by ~Tasha~

Haha!
I think it's great when you're travelling, I find it's easier to get into a book as you've no option but to sit there for a certain length of time!

Haha yeah, I had some difficulty with reading at home a few years ago because I could not concentrate, but now I can read anywhere except for extremely noisy and active atmospheres.

Would you happen to like the classic romance stories of Jane Austen and the Bronte Sisters? I have an indescribable fondness for them haha

Reply 9144

BambieWambie

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i heart Paris by Linsey kelk

Reply 9145

Lydia04

Douglas carswell's the plan and still 1/4 way through the baader meinhof complex! Been reading that one for wayyy to long but never have the time to really get into it :'(

Reply 9146

BethC

"44 Scotland Street" by Alexander McCall Smith :smile:

Reply 9147

~Tasha~

Original post by Alex-jc123

Haha yeah, I had some difficulty with reading at home a few years ago because I could not concentrate, but now I can read anywhere except for extremely noisy and active atmospheres.

Would you happen to like the classic romance stories of Jane Austen and the Bronte Sisters? I have an indescribable fondness for them haha

Aww! Same!
I've read wuthering heights, but I might start Pride and Prejudice soon :smile:

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Reply 9148

Susanoo

Nice

I'm guessing you've read Forever War then. How did you find it?? (no spoilers please). I only started reading it yesterday.

Reply 9149

soutioirsim

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Just finished reading "The Strangest Man". A biography on the quantum physicist, Paul Dirac.

AMAZING BOOK.

Reply 9150

hmx12

I'm reading The Book Thief by Markus Zusak

Reply 9151

adamrules247

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The Count of Monte Cristo. Very, very good book.

Reply 9152

Susanoo

People have different tastes I guess :dontknow:

I've read about 30 pages and I was liked it, its a bit slow at the start but I guess it'll move faster during the middle.

Reply 9153

Alex-jc123

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Original post by ~Tasha~

Aww! Same!
I've read wuthering heights, but I might start Pride and Prejudice soon :smile:

Oh, you'll find that Jane Eyre is better than Wuthering Heights :wink:

Thanks

Original post by soutioirsim

Just finished reading "The Strangest Man". A biography on the quantum physicist, Paul Dirac.

AMAZING BOOK.

I'm interested in this one, you clearly recommend it?

I'm currently reading 'The Welfare State We're In'.

Reply 9156

Kizz_

Harlan Coben - Caught

Reply 9157

mamooshka

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I'm reading David Mitchell's Cloud Atlas.

Still only on the second section but so farsie, so goodsie - I'm really enjoying the "Russian Doll" structure, and the writing style is beautiful.

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Reply 9158

scireamortente

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Original post by Alex-jc123

Oh, you'll find that Jane Eyre is better than Wuthering Heights :wink:

How is it better, I'm reading wuthering heights at the moment seems good, I've thought about reading Jane Eyre.

Reply 9159

Annora

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Original post by scireamortente

How is it better, I'm reading wuthering heights at the moment seems good, I've thought about reading Jane Eyre.

I think the character of Jane Eyre is more likable and relatable than Cathy. Not that I don't like Wuthering Heights, I was just more emotionally invested in Jane Eyre.

What book are you reading now?

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