Last Book That You Really Enjoyed.

[Georgiesmum]

What was the last book that you really enjoyed? Mine was " Casper the commuting cat"

[losgigs]

Nearly finished reading One Day (David Nicholls) which I'm enjoying. Didn't see the film so nothing to compare with. Am aiming to read Call the Midwife series asap. I agree with Pasta and others that 'The Help' was brilliant.

[Baldric]

James Clavell's SHOGUN,

Reread a month or so back after maybe 20 year gap,

[Ouzel]

Bring Up The Bodies - Hilary Mantel

[granny grump]

Anita Diamant - The Red Tent
Jojo Moyes - Ship of brides
Clara Olink Kelly - The Flamboya Tree

Anything by Stuart Pawson; Peter James; Peter Robinson; James Patterson John Grisham; John Harvey; Lee Child; Michael Connolly and quite a few more

[boxtops]

For Dan Brown fans - there's a new book out on May 14, I've reserved it at WH Smith

[DTCwordfan]

Thanks for the reminder.

Need to see if Kindle has the Glass Bead Game by Hess - want to reread that and away this coming weekend.

[boxtops]

Hmm, thanks Pasta, I haven't read it yet....

[queenofmean]

Halfhead by Stuart Macbride