going to bed with,,,,,,

[slinky.kate]

my book,i am reading 'jean m eaul'land of the painted caves,what are yiu reading?

[HowardKennitby]

have to admit I am not reading anything at the moment, and I don't mean that literally.

[Philtaz]

It'll be The Fry Chronicles, but on audiobook.

[maggiebee]

The Stranger by Camilla Lackberg - (4th in the Patrick Hedstrom series)

[micmak]

As a student I tried to read War and Peace, emphasis on tried. Went back to it a couple of years ago, and decided to stick to the Famous Five. Julian, Dick, George and Anne, not forgetting Timmy the dog. They are more my cup of tea. Not really.

[tinkerbell23]

I LOVE tasmina perry- ordered a book yesterday so hope it comes tomorrow!!! So a celeb goss magazine for now x

[DaisyNonna]

Read War and Peace during the nights when I was feeding my firstborn. Not much sleep but was always awake when she needed feeding!

[erin-x]

Heavier Than Heaven (Kurt Cobains biography). It's taking me ages though. I just struggle to find the time :|

[starone]

I started reading that series kate, but got a bit fed up with all the repetition. The next one would have been The Shelters of Stone but I didn't think I could wade through it all again. The books seemed to get thicker and thicker with each episode and I found myself missing out huge swathes of writing which didn't seem necessary. Apart from that, certainly a lovely series. I have just finished reading the first of M.K. Humes's King Arthur trilogy 'Dragon's Child' - very enjoyable. Not sure what I am going to read next. Will have a look at the pile awaiting me and make a decision.

[Flyhalf]

The Cleverness Of Ladies, by Alexander McCall Smith, a collection of short stories - not all concerning his various series characters.
Only disappointment, the first, which is lifted from a longer No. 1 African Ladies Detective Agency story.

[askyourgran]

Re reading Harlen Coben's Drop Shot atm, also my bedside reading is a Dalziel and Pascoe.

[tinkerbell23]

MM ive read everrrry famous five xx

[Flyhalf]

Forgot to add, as a Galaxy Quick Read, it only costs £1.99.
Ah, the Aberdeen Gene kicking in again!

[Stephen_G]

Hi slink.

Just started on ex-cricketer Michael Vaughan's autobiography "Time To Declare." standard stuff so far, but a shedload lighter than the last one..... Paul Merson - How Not To Be A Professionel Footballer.

[slinky.kate]

i have a great book here,Tatum o' Neal-a paper life,she had a sad life,cher was very good to her,i read it a couple of years ago.i had to get it off Ebay as they did'nt sell it here

[micmak]

Tink, so have I and the Secret Seven.

[paddywak]

Half way through To Kill A Mocking Bird, It was the first proper adult book I read back in the 60's and I go back to it every 4-5 years.

[micmak]

Good book paddy. the first adult book I read was Neville Shute the Chequer Board.

[Lore]

Paddy, that's my all time favourite..

I've got 'The particular sadness of Lemon cake' at the ready.

[chi-chi66]

From Potters Field....Patricia Cornwell. I am making my way through her books.
Have read that one Askyg..making my way through Harlans as well.

[Sir Alec]

Dead Zone, Stephen King. Seen the film and series loads, but never read the book, good so far.