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Old Jul 18th 2012, 9:01 am
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Back onto Stephen King for me, it's been too long.

Reading Cell, almost done then going to read Tommyknockers.
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Has anyone heard of those Fifty Shades books? Bloody marvellous read. I recommend them highly.

































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Has anyone heard of those Fifty Shades books? Bloody marvellous read. I recommend them highly.

































I'd rather read a book on watching paint drying
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Originally Posted by Pollyana
I'd rather read a book on watching paint drying
Most people I know who have started it says it's utter crap and threw it away. I'm not going to waste my time.
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Most people I know who have started it says it's utter crap and threw it away. I'm not going to waste my time.
From the comments I've heard about it I don't intend to pick it up either. I know some people are raving about it, but don't think its my kind of book.
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Originally Posted by Pollyana
I'd rather read a book on watching paint drying
You prob have one n all
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You prob have one n all
Nope, it was in the last batch that went on ebay
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Nope, it was in the last batch that went on ebay
Bought by someone in Perth no doubt
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Originally Posted by Bernieboy
Bought by someone in Perth no doubt
No joke, some of the most boring stuff has sold to WA
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Just started "Lima 3" ...... Another Harry Ferguson... This time about his time in the heroin target team


And finished the Hungry Ghosts by anne berry.... Other than I hadnt read it xant think if angood reason for reading it... Wouldnt recommend it...
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Just finished "punishing the patient - how psychiatrists misunderstand and mistreat schizophrenia" and

started "taken in Contempt - when parents abduct their own children" by Robin Bowles... A lady whose Grandson was abducted by his mother to France...its her story interspersed with research andnother peoples accounts of the same thing.... And its AUSTRALIAN..... Quite topical considering recent events on the East Coast....
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Reading The Bachman Books/Stephen King.
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Originally Posted by scottishcelts
Reading The Bachman Books/Stephen King.
Yes I like King, especially the Stand. Just reading Hard Times right now.
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I'm plodding through Ken Follett's Fall of Giants - it's not bad but I'm not enthralled. It's not helping that a couple of books I ordered have just arriived and I want to read them, so I'm reading and quietly sulking simultaneously. I know I could put the Ken Follett book to one side, but it's against the rules - my rules
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I'm plodding through Ken Follett's Fall of Giants - it's not bad but I'm not enthralled. It's not helping that a couple of books I ordered have just arriived and I want to read them, so I'm reading and quietly sulking simultaneously. I know I could put the Ken Follett book to one side, but it's against the rules - my rules
It might pick up if you keep at it. His books are like that...perhaps that's why they're a metre thick.
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