So Following On---What Are You Reading At Present.

[giveup]

I'm reading Blood Hunt by Ian Rankin writing as Jack Harvey.

[pastafreak]

The Englishwoman in America-first book by Victorian lady traveller/explorer Isabella Bird, and Hiding From the Light by Barbara Erkine-spooky stuff.

[LyndaB]

I have just started reading my first Terry Pratchett book, after years of promising myself that I would read one! It's the first one in the Witches series - Equal Rites, and so far it's a great read.

[ladybirder]

The Night Listener by Armistead Maupin. Only read the first chapter but am gripped already. I love it when that happens.

[Stephen_G]

Just started on Round The Bend by Jeremy Clarkson, after finishing House Of Fun: The Story of Madness by John Reed

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[Stephen_G]

Get your skates on and read the rest, lynda. You won't be disappointed.

[NOX]

Reading 'Brother Grimm' again because my daughter says I've missed something important the other day when we were talking about it and won't tell me what ; /

[GetOverIt]

I'm rereading Gene Wolfe's Book of The New Sun tetralogy, which I read first in the 80s. I'm suprised by what I remember, what I've forgotten about the books, and what I think I'm understanding now which I never did then.

[pusskin]

Just finishing --Marthas journey by Maureen lee. Brilliant story.

[AB Editor]

Tin Drum by Grass. It's beautiful. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Tin-Drum-Vintage-Classics/dp/0099540657

[AB Editor]

Hi LyndaB - the Pratchett stuff usually gets better the more you read, feels like colouring in a universe.

[THEMOTLEY1]

Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance,
“When one person suffers from a delusion, it is called insanity. When many people suffer from a delusion it is called a Religion.”

[mccfluff]

merry xmas alex cross by james patterson and then life of pi

Lyndab - TP is amazing, i love all his books so much. Good Omens by himself and Neil Gaiman is a classic, is not about the disc world but very very funny parody of the Omen story

[yogasun]

Just finished The Life Of Pi and now reading
' The Hundred Year Old Man Who Climbed out the Window and Disappeared' by Jonas Jonasson - quite good.

[chaptazbru]

Swimsuit by James Patterson.

[emmie]

will be starting a life of Pi, shortly...

[seadogg]

Conan Doyle, a collection of stories about the Napoleonic Wars. Revisiting a great favourite of childhood.

[GetOverIt]

I notice a few people mentioning Life of Pi. I've downloaded it and will try it soon. Its still available on Amazon Kindle for just 20p!

[Mojo-Jo-Jo]

The God Delusion by Richard Dawkins

[emmie]

this is my recommendation, a stunning book, very moving and goes into my top ten

Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer

[rockyracoon]

I read that Em and was a bit deflated at the end, but yes, it was very moving.

I'm just about to start Black Box by Michael Connelly, my favourite author.