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I agree with CDA, writing books is his real crime. Bookie is this question for real ???:confused:

Me too, does that qualify us as Geeks ?

Seems like this thread is going nowhere, we've answered his/her question numerous times. Bookie give it a rest !!

I am thinking of joining http://readitswapit.co.uk is anybody a member and what do you think of it.

Hello and welcome to TBF Melin, have fun !!

Welcome to TBF chris s-riach Post lots !!

Hi and welcome darren Prepare to have your horizons broadened!!

The Memory of Running - Ron Mclarty The Veteran - Frederick Forsyth Charity shop both hardbacks £1 each

The first book i read and enjoyed outside all the school stuff was 'When the Lion Feeds' by Wilbur Smith, never looked back since

It would suit either, reviews say it aimed at 12-14 year olds, Adults including me also enjoyed it.

How about His Dark Materials Gift Set: "Northern Lights", "The Subtle Knife", "The Amber Spyglass" by Philip Pullman.

Seconded, I've already signed up for the weekly newsletter.

LOTBF (Lord Of The Book Forums !!)

Hi nelly, welcome to TBF.

Welcome to TBF mwumbalope Introduce away, we're all fairly friendly here !!

Greetings Dan Luna Welcome and post lots!

Hello and welcome vcandrewjunkie, Lots of books to get your teeth into here!!

Welcome angerball to TBF, enjoy your stay! Read 'OUT' a few weeks ago, i also thought it was great read.

Catch reading time whenever i can, i try to get about 2-3hours a day this includes break times at work. when i'm not working (i work shifts so i have some week days off), anything from 2-6 hours but i would like to read more just to chill out from the stresses of everyday life.

Consider Phlebas - Iain Banks Not a big Sci-fi reader but i enjoyed this. Action packed!!