favourite book

the_bebe_ | 21:17 Sat 03rd Mar 2007 | Books & Authors

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i need to go get some new books in, and have run out of ideas of what to get! i thought you guys could suggets to me some good reads!! let me know!

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jules68

i like ruth hamilton she is very good

and i recently read a phillipa gregory novel "the other boleyn girl" and couldn't put it down it was brilliant

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spudqueen

The Time Travelers (sic) Wife by Audrey Niffenegger.

con-amca

What sort of book do you like to read? Thrillers?
Romances? Historican novels? Non-fiction?

spanner7853

spudqueen you beat me to it. definatewly that book
Tell no-one by Harlan coben
Martina cole books are good
The girls -Lori Lansens
The list is endless

jessiedog

I'm in the middle of reading Losing You by Nicci French and am finding it riveting, good if you like thrillers.

spanner7853

ooh I like Nicci French I have all her books as well. I like Killing me softly, brilliant.

the_bebe_

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anything really, non fiction mostly, and i tend to go for the occasional bio

con-amca

You might like the Bill Bryson travel books.
Try "Notes From a Small Island" (Britain), and "Down Under" (Australia). Also "A Short History of Nearly Everything".

Historical fiction: "The Remains of the Day", by Kazuo
Ishiguro. There's an excellent film of this, featuring Emma Thompson and Anthony Hopkins.

Historical non-fiction: "The Reason Why", by Cecil Woodham-Smith - the events leading up to the Charge of the Light Brigade at Balaclava.

Thrillers: The Jack Reacher novels of Lee Child.

Detective: The books of Peter Robinson, set mostly in Yorkshire. And the books of Donna Leon, set in Venice.

Good Luck.

pingping

have a look at this website: http://www.literature-map.com/ its's great if you have a favourite author and want to find similar styles of writing.

my favourite authors for novels are Harlan Coben, Michael Connelly and Nancy Taylor Rosenburg for crime style novels and Jodi Picoult for thought provoking ones.

gizmosmurf

I must agree with pingping - jodi picoult is excellent

if you like crime/thriller Alex Kava or P J Tracy are good too

MiniN

jodi picoult is definately a page turner, as is Nicci French, Harlen Coben and Carmen Reid.

has anyone read Tori Hayden books, they are fab too

cookiee69

miracle in the Andes by nando perrado.
non fictional, autobiographical account of one of the Uruguayan football team who's plane crashed in the Andes and they eat each other.
absolutely bloody excellent