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it's got exceptional descriptive writing & a plot that gradually grabs you and makes you want to read on & on. everytime i manage to read a chunk (20 pages or so at a time if i'm lucky being the proud owner of 2 young sons!) i invariably think to myself " that is wonderful" i honestly can't...

i read house of sleep on honeymoon in florida, very good if i remember. the rotters club is currently gathering dust on my shelf, must blow those cobwebs off!!

the little friend by donna tartt fantastic book, top ten of mine deffo.

i've never read a word of harry potter.

being the father of 2 small boys i'm lucky to get 5 minutes to myself for a read. i tend to read on the bog these days that's why it's taken 5 months to read the corrections by jonathan franzen! summer list ; the 39 steps john buchanan homage to catalonia george orwell any more would be...

the alchemist by paulo coelho it's supposed to be lifechanging but i just fancied an easy read after my last 600 pager! :D

this war is morally wrong. it's an illegal act of aggression on a sovereign state. i feel very ashamed of tony blair for licking america's a**e.:mad:

the greatest football club in the world, supporters forum. http://www.griffinpark.org/ the funniest thing on the web. http://www.theonion.com/ the greatest musician who ever walked the earth http://www.miles-davis.com/

martin amis. have a quick delve into anything he's written next time you're in a bookshop & i promise you'll be impressed. :cool:

has that got 'the tenth man' in it?

i find the titles more intriguing, as i try to ignore the books they display with cover facing out & look at them spine on in bookshops.

howdy! :)

that was a very good book indeed, definitely in the top twenty or so i've read.

on the road - jack kerouac everybody should read this at sometime in their life.

i read a tom clancy book once & i can honestly say it was the worst thing i've ever read. it had all the trademarks of a formula book, shorter & shorter chapters towards the end, desperately obvious plot strands clumsily pulled together as the end mercifully loomed.......:rolleyes:

lady chatterleys lover mine is part of a set of 20th century classics, i think i'll play eeny-meeny-miney-mo & see if it gets chosen. :)

judge dredd.

that's been cluttering up my shelf for years. let me know if it's worth reading when you've finished it please. :)

don't ask for it then. just find it on the shelf and then buy it! :)

i also thought enduring love was a very,very good book. as for iain banks, i've never tried the sci-fi; but i loved all his "normal" stuff particularly the wasp factory, walking on glass & the bridge. :)