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Ways To Live Forever by Sally Nicholls. Not a difficult read as it is a children/teen book but also really good.

Letters From A Nut by Ted L Nancy.

Ways To Live Forever- Sally Nicholls

I didn't realise it was a trilogy. I got one from the library the other day...gonna go check which one I've got!

1920s New York

For Kindle: The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet- David Mitchell The Hare With The Amber Eyes - ? Started Early, Took My Dog - Kate Atkinson Borrowed: On the Beach -Nevil Shute Tom's Midnight Garden - Phillipa Pearce When I Was Joe- Keren David The Brooklyn Follies- Paul Auster

Mentioned already, but I love the first lines of Nineteen Eighty Four and Rebecca and my fave opening line ever is: Marley was dead to begin with. ~ A Christmas Carol, Dickens.

Couldn't agree more Blindsided! I hate Jane Austen and I recently read As I Lay Dying and found it tedious.

Rebecca - Daphne Du Mauruier Secret Diary of Adrian Mole - Sue Townsend The Summer Book - Tove Jansson His Dark Materials - Philip Pullman The Poisonwood Bible - Barbara Kingsolver Actually I'm not happy with this list. Gonna rethink/repost later...

Running With Scissors - Augusten Burroughs :stars3: One Day - David Nicholls :stars3:

I hardly read a thing during my pregnancy as I had the concentration span of a gnat. Now my twins are 12 weeks and the urge to read is back but I have barely any time and am knackered! I'm slowly working my way through To Kill a Mockingbird. When I get in a reading rut it can take months to...

Purchased: Bonjour Tristesse by Francoise Sagan The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle by Haruki Murakami The Stieg Larsson 'Girl' trilogy The Good Man Jesus and the Scoundrel Christ by Philip Pullman Borrowed: The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman The Politics of Breastfeeding by Gabrielle Palmer The Wedding...

I thought it was really interesting. I liked the way everything was put into historical and social context and I liked the fact that at the end it was not completely proven that the main suspect was guilty (although quite clearly was.) I only found the actual discovery of the body and...

I recommend Rebecca by Daphne Du Maurier. It's a compelling read. Only wish I'd read it when I was younger.

My guilty secret isn't lying about books I haven't read, but pretending not to like popular genre fiction - crime thrillers, chick lit etc. I'm in a reading group that likes to think its a bit high-brow and literary (book snobs) so I never mention the Kathy Reichs or Marian Keyes I've read.

Bit of a late reply, but nevermind... The book is just cleaning tips for the home! A fascinating read, lol.

I'm at Manderley, in Fowey, Cornwall.... Rebecca by Daphne Du Maurier. (Really enjoying it!)

I got so many diaries for last Christmas that I kept one of them solely for recording when I started and finished reading books. I'm really pleased I've done it as it's nice to flick back through to see what I was reading at the start of the year and also to see which months I read more than...

I love the autumn. I always want to read classics at this time of year and ALWAYS Dickens as Christmas approaches.