Have you read any good books of late?!
Question: I like true life best biographies
I'm off to look and then im going to go away for the weekend
Thanks I shall check in Asda first.
So if you have plz let me know.
Answers: I like true life best biographies
I'm off to look and then im going to go away for the weekend
Thanks I shall check in Asda first.
So if you have plz let me know.
I'm reading Gary Barlow's Autobiography at the moment sparks which I nicked off my Step Daughter - not bad.
Where you going hun ?? Anywhere nice ??
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'are you afraid if dark?' by Sydney Sheldon!
love all his books
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I'm just in the middle of Lessons in Heartbreak by Cathy Kelly I love her books, not read any biographies for a while but hope you find one you like, have a lovely weekend.
I'm reading a book about Greek and Roman myths right now. Have a great weekend.
'A Child Called It' by Dave Pelzer is really good. Its a trilogy, the second one being ' The Lost Boy' and the third 'A Man Called Dave'...still havn't read the third one =( but the first two are reeally good ^_^
this months penthouse forums
Chris Moyles' autobiographies were brill.. Really funny.. I'd recommend them
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Glass Books of the Dream Eaters - Dahlquist (A must read ... erotic, action packed and funny)
Hypnerotomachia Poliphili - Author Unknown (A heavy read)
Cloud Atlas - (Beautiful and thought provoking)
Time Traveller's WIfe - (Ultimately quite depressing but beautiful all the same)
The Book Thief - (Touching, and amusing)
The Historian - (Spooky .... vampires... need I say more?)
If This is A Man/The Truce/The Drowned and the Saved - Primo Levi (Survivors account of Auschwitz..... heartbreaking)
I just finished "Your Blues Ain't Like Mine" by Bebe Moore C ampbell- Realistic Historical Fiction
I'm rereading the graphic memoir Maus by Art Spiegelman which chronicles his father's life as a Holocaust survivor.
No I haven't . Sorry.
Cheese to you.
I read the House on Lonely Street by Lyn Andrews last weekend it was so good I couldnt put it down and read it in a few hours
Chris Moyles has 2 books or Peter Kay has 1. they are a great read.
I've been traveling a lot lately and came across an interesting book "Ask The Pilot" by Patrick Smith. Its a simple book which questions a lot of answers an airline traveler has about Aircraft and flying. Its not a biography but more of a Pilot's perspective to Frequently Asked Questions by Passengers.. Its funny too. Happy reading.
Try children who kill Sparkles gives a good insight to the reasons these kids do what they do. Other than that if that is too heavy try powderwars all about the gansgsters of the north and south of England . have a good time
In the shadow of Papillon by Frank Kane. It is his account of serving an 8 year sentence for Cocaine smuggling in 2 of Venezuela's toughest jails. He witness countless murders, prisoners walked around openly carrying knives, guns and even hand grenades. On more than 2 occasions all out war broke out in the jails. He lost 4 stone in weight and was riddled with disease.
It's an incredible story, shocking at times but also shows the strength of human character in the face of hell.
You can get it in borders or waterstones.
here's a link:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Shadow-Papillon-...
I'm currently reading 'Lords of the Bow' by Conn Iggulden.
It is the second book in a trilogy (not yet completed) about the life of Genghis Khan.....the first book 'Wolf of the Plains' was excellent and so far the second book is also excellent.
Another excellent biography is 'Cocky' by Peter Walsh.
It is the story of Curtis Warren - Britains biggest ever drug baron. Once after having being found not guily he bragged to the Customs Officers that he was off to spend the ￡87 million he had just made.
How about...
"I was a stud muffin"
~by the Pillsbury Dough Boy
It's sure to get a rise out of you.
YES,
I've recently finished Treasure Island and am now reading Phantom of the Opera
Am I Bovvered? or The Bible !
I like you're new top BTW and can we tag along, please ?
the kite runner is fantastic - made me cry but i couldnt bear to put it down
I'm reading 'one for my baby' by Tony Parsons at the moment. It's pretty good.
The Prince by Machiavelli, very good book. Try borders.
The Sound of Laughter By Peter Kay!!
Douglas Adam's serie of hitchhiker
the best fiction ever written
Just read "Ugly" by Constance Briscoe, excellant book B, started reading "My Sisters Keeper" by Jodi Picoult 2 days ago, I'll be finished that tonight, again another brilliant book!
Whats happened to JOAN R has she or he gone to the Caribbean wind surfing or skiing in France ! ! Asda is that the company you pat your back pocket and get more for your money ! !good shopping and have a great weekend don't forget to kiss the kids at night. x x xB
harry potter ... ; : 0 )
No I haven't