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I have read the above two and Lolita I would certainly recommend. However I read Veronica Decides to Die on the recommendation of a friend and didn't particularly enjoy it. My partner read this one and found the writing style to be rather strange, he said that the plot meanders and never seems...

I deleted them because, as Stewart has pointed out, they were purely posted to advertise you own product. Did you not get my PM?

Yes, well someone's got to :D I'm good thanks :) How's life been treating you?

I've had a look but don't think it is something the Moderator's can change, we'll have to wait for Darren to take a look :)

Transformers :cool:

Dear god - now here's a blast from the past :D Hello old man :p

It is not yet complete, but I would recommend George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series :)

Welcome Chris :cool:

Now that's what I do but I get pains in my shoulder that way :rolleyes:

It doesn't quite fit but my initial thought was The Magician's Nephew by CS Lewis. It involves two children, his uncle, a forest (the Wood between Worlds) and another time (the creation of Narnia).

The World according to Garp would be my choice - I haven't got round to reading it yet so this would be my incentive.

Abe Books might be worth looking at. As for other books, although it is not a topic I am familiar with myself, a search brought up the following page and listed below is their recommended reading list: HOMOSEXUALS: VICTIMS OF THE NAZI ERA HTH

As the links posted by Libra6Poe show, we try to discourage this type of thread. They do not tend to generate much discussion of the actual books and you end up with a incredibly long thread which no one will search through for recommendations. If you have just finished a book that you liked...

I am assuming this site must be hosted on a US server, hence the need to comply with COPPA regulations?

Same here - I used to read a lot of Enid Blyton whenI was younger :)

For myself, I would say that I tend to read both historical and science/nature non-fiction works.

I can't say that I have read any on that list yet, however I will probably read Children of Hurin at some point :cool:

There were originally going to be 6 in the series, however he couldn't fit as much as he wanted to into one book therefore split the book in two, hence there should now be 7 in the series (or 8 if you buy the UK paperback versions). A Song of Ice and Fire: A Game of Thrones A Clash of...

I normally only wear a watch to work and have always preferred analogue watches.

Welcome to the forum Gary :)