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They're amazing books, loved reading them!

I just go for hours in the bookshop hunting them out by genre. Mike

Alfred E.Neuman definitely. Jimmy Corrigan's also pretty cool, but haven't read much. Mikey

Thanks guys, I'm postive I'll enjoy my time here verrrrrry much :)

I haven't read The Beach, I've only seen the film, Once I've finished the list of books I have to read first I'll start reading it.

Hi!Didn't see this at first, just went off on a little posting spree. Well I'm Mike Shortis, sometime last night I suddenly decided to look for a book forum, and this seemed the best, so I'm glad to be here :)

Barefoot Gen 1 and 2 (Must get the third one) and Grey, thats about it, I've not read too much manga. Mike

Hmm, this is extremely difficult but: 1.Life Of Pi-Yann Martel 2.The Catcher In The Rye-J.D. Salinger 3.His dark Materials Trilogy-Philip Pullman 4.White Lightning-Justin Cartwright 5.The Tesseract-Alex Garland

The account of one mans life after he returns to South Africa from London to visit his dying mother,compelling if somewhat slow going, very funny and highly original. Noone else I know has read it,anybody want to prove me wrong:confused: Mike

Used both but prefer Mac, currently saving up for Emac. Mike

Lie of Pi is probably my favourite book to date(well out of my 10 or so favourite books), I read it in a day, I was hooked. I find I can relate to Pi's view on religion and so found those parts easy reading.The account of his irst drink of water in the lifeboat was so well described I could...