I like reading fiction books,especially thrillers.I read a good book my sister leant me called 'Hard Times' by Lee Child.Has anyone else read a good book lately?Please share.
ok i love historial books i think there fiction as they rnt a biography or autobiograpy lol
i recently read a kids book called the victorian workhouse lol tht was ok but not as good as the otherss ive read
I love comedy fiction, and autobiographies, and the occasional thriller. I'm currently reading 'Moab Is My Washpot' - Stephen Fry's authobiography; aswell as 'I Like You' by Amy Sedaris, which is a comedic guide to being the perfect hostess. I've just finished Russell Brand's Booky Wook and started on 'Flowers In The Attic' which I enjoyed when I was younger but got sidetracked by Stephen Fry I love reading. As far as my general favourite books go, I love Hunter Thompson's 'Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas' and Melvin Burgess' 'Junk', I'll have a think about my others as I'm having a mental block!
Anything and everything, I don't really have a preference. I instructed my parents to buy Russell Brands Booky Wook for my OH for Christmas (guess who will be reading that first) and I am looking forward to reading it. I love writing and find a lot of inspiration from short story authors and books/poems/scripts from unknowns and very old books. I'll pop some links on later from some of my favourite free book download sites, I am feeling very sorry for myself at the moment so I'm just popping off for a lemsip to perk myself up.
im a readaholic and normally have at least two books on the go at once i love thriller, romance,fantasy etc james patterson is a must i normally finish his books within a day, just read a book called into the woods, couldnt put it down, my next book to track down is a book called lord loss by darren shan, its a childrens thriller/fantasy which i spotted whilst sat on a plane to cologne to visit the xmas markets and the boy whose book it was let me have a sneaky read of the first couple of pages.where is your fave place to read??
I didn't get into Lord Loss as I did with the Darren Shan Saga>it was okay.
Um lets see I read mostly Sci/Fi Fantasy stuff,like Laurell.K.Hamilton, Kelley Armstrong,Kim Harrison.Normally the Werewolf/shapeshifter/vampire kinda stuff
I normally have 2 or 3 on the go at the same time as well..
Fav place to read? Um anywhere thats quiet really ? I have two under 3s' and its normally crazyville during the day!
I don't usually find the time to read novels these days, so I like to flick through craft and sewing related books and magazines. I did read the Flowers in the Attic years ago when it was all the rage. I would like to read it again if I can get hold of them again.
i luv to read fantasy novels like harry potter, golden compass aka northern lights, the lion the witch and the wardrobe etc (i know I'm such a big kid right)
i luv to read fantasy novels like harry potter, golden compass aka northern lights, the lion the witch and the wardrobe etc (i know I'm such a big kid right)
Same here! In fact I'm a slight Harry Potter obsessive I have three copies of each except for Deathly Hallows (only one of them so far!)
I pretty much read anything, although I'm not so into 'bestsellers' and stuff. Love classics and modern classics, sci-fi, kids fantasy. Just started reading Terry Pratchett, magazines about pretty much anything ... back of the cornflakes packet ...
I enjoy love stories, harry potter books and trashy books. Don't do classic, murder, crimes etc. In the bew year of 2007 after purchasing one of the many quick & crafty magazines that had a feature on those craft novels (A Shop on Blossom Street, A Good Yarn, The Wedding Dress, The Friday Night Knitting Club etc.) I bought Allhose I've mentioned and Read most of these and in the middle of The Friday Night Kntting Club. These are great books if your into books like this.....go on try them!
I love the Rebus books from Ian Rankin. And perhaps it's ridiculous, but I haven't bought the latest and final book yet. And I don't think I will get until somebody tells my about the end. These have been my favourite books for years now, and it would just be so sad in case he killed Rebus off in the end. Perhaps a bit too sentimental and emotional, I know, but that's me.
I love reading. As far as my general favourite books go, I love Hunter Thompson's 'Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas' and Melvin Burgess' 'Junk', I'll have a think about my others as I'm having a mental block!
for Christmas (guess who will be reading that first) and I am looking forward to reading it. I love writing and find a lot of inspiration from short story authors and books/poems/scripts from unknowns and very old books. I'll pop some links on later from some of my favourite free book download sites, I am feeling very sorry for myself at the moment so I'm just popping off for a lemsip to perk myself up.
I have three copies of each except for Deathly Hallows (only one of them so far!)
Perhaps a bit too sentimental and emotional, I know, but that's me.
