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Re: Good book
Originally Posted by Bernieboy
(Post 9721573)
I think you have the photo of us in one of my boxes.
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Re: Good book
Originally Posted by Pollyana
(Post 9721603)
Really? :blink: If so it'll be on that memory card in the photo frame, you'll have to go through them and have a look :)
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Re: Good book
Originally Posted by Bix
(Post 9720356)
He couldn't tell the story if he didn't escape.
I enjoyed it anyway, it was a bit different. |
Re: Good book
Originally Posted by Scubaemma
(Post 9722118)
Yes he could. He's telling the story in the present tense, not the past tense. So reading it we don't know if he's still in the room, if they escape, if he dies... Etc.
I enjoyed it anyway, it was a bit different. Please don't take offence. |
Re: Good book
Originally Posted by Bix
(Post 9722127)
I was only joking with you Emma.;)
Please don't take offence. |
Re: Good book
Originally Posted by Bernieboy
(Post 9722134)
YER NICKED !!!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: Good book
Originally Posted by Bix
(Post 9722137)
My hands are already behind my back.:D
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Re: Good book
Originally Posted by Scubaemma
(Post 9722118)
Yes he could. He's telling the story in the present tense, not the past tense. So reading it we don't know if he's still in the room, if they escape, if he dies... Etc.
I enjoyed it anyway, it was a bit different. It was lovely bones wasnt it?????? |
Re: Good book
Originally Posted by Bix
(Post 9722127)
I was only joking with you Emma.;)
Please don't take offence. |
Re: Good book
I'm at a literary loose end. I don't know what to read. I just finished Janet Evanovich's "Three to Get Deadly" which was enjoyable and I have a few weighty tomes lined up which I can't be bothered with at the moment :rofl: I think it's time for a Robert Goddard or Kathy Reichs, with their books for some reason I'm quite a lazy reader and I don't try to work out what is going to happen I just let them unfold!
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Re: Good book
Am now half way through the Buddha of Suburbia... A book I have avoided for A LONG time.... Finding it quite amusing so far... Feel like I KNOW the characters or have known people exactly like em in my life..... And its certainly set in my era.... So lots of connections being made...
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Re: Good book
Scandinavian crime writers are very interesting in their plots - not quite finished it but its very good -Box 21 by Anders Roslund; Borge Hellstrom
also rereading at the same time The Sot Weed Factor by John Barth . |
Re: Good book
Originally Posted by SillyOldBag
(Post 9722207)
I'm at a literary loose end. I don't know what to read.
Try Grandma Baa by Roger Hargreaves. I've read it countless times and it always brings a tear of laughter. |
Re: Good book
Originally Posted by Bix
(Post 9722671)
Something light and cheery is called for.
Try Grandma Baa by Roger Hargreaves. I've read it countless times and it always brings a tear of laughter. |
Re: Good book
Originally Posted by SillyOldBag
(Post 9723677)
Well I haven't managed to find the book yet at a quick look this morning, but the suggestion did make me giggle. Is it like the Mister Men? :p I'm not averse to reading children's books, especially with having one of them in the house :D
Grandma Baa. An Easy Peasy Person from Easy Peasy Island in the Middle of the Terrific Ocean. |
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