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By (user no longer on site) OP   
41 weeks ago

Hi fabbers, welcome to the virtual fabbers book club.

I love this thread, it is so interesting seeing how diverse we are!

What book are you currently reading, or just finished? Did you like it, would you recommend it?

What have you got lined up next?

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By *ulieAndBeefCouple
41 weeks ago

Manchester-ish

Currently reading The Virgin Suicides. I'm enjoying it but it feels like a concentrating sort of book and life has been a bit much for that the last week. I might try to find something fluffy until I have the brain space.

J

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By *tylebender03Man
41 weeks ago

Manchester

Norse mythology by Neil Gaiman

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By *ehindHerEyesCouple
41 weeks ago

SomewhereOnlyWeKnow

Currently working my through the Dr Nell Ward series by Sarah Yarwood-Lovett at the moment

Tinder

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By *lydeRobMan
41 weeks ago

Cardross

I am more into non fiction mostly military and political stuff.

Currently reading black ops (life of a CIA shadow warrior) by Ric Prado

Only just started it.

If like that kind of think highly recommend..

Vietnam war by Geoffry C ward and Ken Burns.

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By (user no longer on site)
41 weeks ago

Educated perverts!Its great!!!!

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By *mber and FireCouple
41 weeks ago

Carmarthenshire


"Norse mythology by Neil Gaiman"

You ever read American Gods? My favourite book.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
41 weeks ago

I'm listening to Taste by Stanley Tucci

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By *ostAirmenMan
41 weeks ago

crewe

Chimp paradox , blows my mind as literally describes me inside out .

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By *ong-leggedblondWoman
41 weeks ago

Next Door

I'm not reading anything at tye moment.

I am actually going tomorrow, for the 1st time ever, to a book and pudding club. Hope it's a good book and nice pudding.

Will update in a few days time

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
41 weeks ago


"Chimp paradox , blows my mind as literally describes me inside out . "

I didn't get very far with that

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By *ittleMissCali_MrDJCouple
41 weeks ago

wonderland.

Clan of the cave bear by Jean m auel

Love the whole book series

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By (user no longer on site)
41 weeks ago

I just finished Clear by Carys Davies. A short novel of about 140 pages. I highly recommend it.

Got me right in them feels

Next on the list is either 100 years of solitude or Dune. I’ll coin toss it.

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By *ostAirmenMan
41 weeks ago

crewe


"Chimp paradox , blows my mind as literally describes me inside out .

I didn't get very far with that "

I think if you read it trying to find answers about your self rather than people it’s a little easier . Scared me to realise what a chimp I am lol x

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By *olfandtazCouple
41 weeks ago

Bristol

Currently reading noel fitzpatrick beyond suoervet

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By *xfordjohnMan
41 weeks ago

Oxford

I've just finished Young Mungo by Douglas Stuart (who wrote Shuggie Bain).

It is wonderful, very sad but convincing and beautifully written.

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By (user no longer on site)
41 weeks ago

I've just finished One Day by David Nicholls.

I really enjoyed it, made me cry at times. It appealed to my hopeless romantic side.

I'm now reading The Northern Clemency, by Philip Hensher. So far, so good.

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By *ACOLCouple
41 weeks ago

limerick

Currently reading Frida by Hayden Herrera.

Lina.

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By *amie HantsWoman
41 weeks ago

Atlantis

I’m reading Death on the Isle. I started at Christmas I need to make more time for reading

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
41 weeks ago

I read the miseducation of Evie Epworth last week - it was a richard + Judy book club read

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By *elix SightedMan
41 weeks ago

Cloud 8

I’m currently reading The Girl in Seat 2a by Diana Wilkinson. It was free and recommended on my kindle so I’m experimenting. That’s my new strategy so I find new authors.

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By (user no longer on site)
41 weeks ago

You Are The Placebo, by Dr Joe dispensa

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By *urora1912Woman
41 weeks ago

Norfolk East anglia

Currently reading witch finders but it's a very slow read and I'm finding it tough going

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By *erichol17Man
41 weeks ago

Liverpool

Patrick Stewart autobiography brilliant

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By *ontWannaMissASwingCouple
41 weeks ago

Bristol

Just finished Killing Moon by Jo Nesbo. I like the Harry Hole series as I rarely figure out the killer.

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By *irtymCouple
41 weeks ago

Scotland

Gardens of the moon (epic fantasy) 1st book of 10 in whats called the fall of malazan empire

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By *irtymCouple
41 weeks ago

Scotland

And homosapiens by dr yuvarh noah harrai

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By *odevilWoman
41 weeks ago

exeter

One of the best fiction books I've ever read is "three hours" by Rosamund Lupton.

Non fiction: "Human Kind" by Rutger Bregman.

Those two I recommend to everyone.

I've struggled to find books I'm really into recently.

"The once and future witches" is probably my favourite of late.

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By *ou only live onceMan
41 weeks ago

London


"Currently reading The Virgin Suicides. I'm enjoying it but it feels like a concentrating sort of book and life has been a bit much for that the last week. I might try to find something fluffy until I have the brain space.

J"

The film is brilliant!

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I'm a bit late to this geopolitical party, but finally reading The Prisoners of Geography by Tim Marshall.

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By *carlett!Woman
41 weeks ago

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Currently reading "I thought it was just me (but it isn't)" by Brene Brown. Definitely recommend all her books. Great read.

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By *eroLondonMan
35 weeks ago

Mayfair


"I'm a bit late to this geopolitical party, but finally reading The Prisoners of Geography by Tim Marshall."

This one sounds interesting and will look for it in Waterstones tomorrow. Thank you, YOLO.

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By *dmundwilsonMan
35 weeks ago

Llandudno


"Hi fabbers, welcome to the virtual fabbers book club.

I love this thread, it is so interesting seeing how diverse we are!

What book are you currently reading, or just finished? Did you like it, would you recommend it?

What have you got lined up next?"

Percival Everett’sbooks

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By *ohn.Wick.Man
35 weeks ago

The Continental

Just finished reading a very Bizzare and quite disturbing book……….Tender is the flesh. Don’t read it if you’ve a sensitive constitution.

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago


"Norse mythology by Neil Gaiman

You ever read American Gods? My favourite book."

I have, I'm Gaiman fan, more of his work in comics to be honest...also read Anansi boys, which I think might be a kind of prequel or, maybe sequel to American Gods

Other than that, I'm currently rereading Ghost Story by Peter Straub

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago

Sybil...16 possessions of personalities. True story

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By *BWLOVER1965Man
35 weeks ago

My Own Little World

Currently reading the Starbuck chronicles

American civil war

Be on Dan browns after that think books better than movies

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By *ou only live onceMan
35 weeks ago

London


"I'm a bit late to this geopolitical party, but finally reading The Prisoners of Geography by Tim Marshall.

This one sounds interesting and will look for it in Waterstones tomorrow. Thank you, YOLO. "

It's very good, Nero. But from 2016 so some of his Russia analysis looks a bit out of date, sadly...

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Back on the fiction and reading Trio by William Boyd. Always love his stuff.

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By *eroLondonMan
35 weeks ago

Mayfair


"I'm a bit late to this geopolitical party, but finally reading The Prisoners of Geography by Tim Marshall.

This one sounds interesting and will look for it in Waterstones tomorrow. Thank you, YOLO.

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It's very good, Nero. But from 2016 so some of his Russia analysis looks a bit out of date, sadly...

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Back on the fiction and reading Trio by William Boyd. Always love his stuff."

Ak ok, well I'll still have a gander, and besides, there's a fine café in there and lots of comics for me to read.

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By *ou only live onceMan
35 weeks ago

London


"I'm a bit late to this geopolitical party, but finally reading The Prisoners of Geography by Tim Marshall.

This one sounds interesting and will look for it in Waterstones tomorrow. Thank you, YOLO.

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It's very good, Nero. But from 2016 so some of his Russia analysis looks a bit out of date, sadly...

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Back on the fiction and reading Trio by William Boyd. Always love his stuff.

Ak ok, well I'll still have a gander, and besides, there's a fine café in there and lots of comics for me to read.

"

THERE IS NOTHING BETTER THAN A BOOKSHOP CAFE!

So good I needed to shout!

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By *eiaorganaWoman
35 weeks ago

Dundee

Currently having a Discworld read through and on Wyrd Sisters

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By *nightsoftheCoffeeTableCouple
35 weeks ago

Leeds

Just finished "when the moon hatched" Sarah J Parker.

It was a great read, fantasy/romance would reccomend, although the 30 page glossary did put me off to start.

Another favourite - Lady Venom takes a mistress - FF fantasy short read but amazing.

I need some recs I'm inna reading slump.

Mrs

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By *rixie_BlondeWoman
35 weeks ago

London (She/Her)

100 Fathoms Bellow - currently free on audible until 17th May.

It’s not alright so far, not great, but it’s about vampires in a submarine so I’m hoping it becomes so bad it’s funny

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago


"Sybil...16 possessions of personalities. True story"

After which I shall read a book on behaviour big hard back book. Prepare me for my next job lol

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By *ittlebirdWoman
35 weeks ago

The Big Smoke

I’ve just bought a new book in Oxford

It’s called Wordslut. A feminist guide to taking back the English language. It’s absolutely brilliant.

Highly recommended

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago

I’ve just finished Haunting Adeline and Hunting Adeline by H.D Carlton. Couldn’t put either of them down (excusing the little 2 hour break I had to take during ‘Hunting’ when it got a bit deep) would thoroughly recommend!

An FYI that all of my reading recommendations will be smut filled none of that 50 shades shite either!

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By *ACOLCouple
35 weeks ago

limerick


"I’ve just finished Haunting Adeline and Hunting Adeline by H.D Carlton. Couldn’t put either of them down (excusing the little 2 hour break I had to take during ‘Hunting’ when it got a bit deep) would thoroughly recommend!

An FYI that all of my reading recommendations will be smut filled none of that 50 shades shite either! "

I love this series also... have you read Raw by Belle Aurora?

Lina.

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By *ookie_and_NookieCouple
35 weeks ago

Kent


"I've just finished One Day by David Nicholls.

I really enjoyed it, made me cry at times. It appealed to my hopeless romantic side.

I'm now reading The Northern Clemency, by Philip Hensher. So far, so good. "

That’s on my to read list as I watched the Netflix series recently and it RUINED me!

C x

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By *ookie_and_NookieCouple
35 weeks ago

Kent

I’ve just finished The Girls Who Disappeared which was for my actual book club. Slow going tbh but an ok read.

I’m now reading Twisted Hate by Ana Huang, I’ve read the books before this one. They’re smutty but good smutty.

I’m a big fan of Lorenzo Carcaterra and Jonathan Kellerman and I love a bit of Stephen King. Normally I stick to true crime or detective mystery type stuff. Although I did recently read four Nicholas Sparks books.

C x

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By *Ollyinone.Man
35 weeks ago

West Mids

Currently on a WW2 history book but will be switching the Zorba the Greek. Read it about 15 years ago and got it from a library! An actual library!

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By *ell GwynnWoman
35 weeks ago

North Yorkshire

I'm re-reading The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern. I find it utterly enchanting and beautiful, even the second time round. I've never read anything like it.

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago


"I'm listening to Taste by Stanley Tucci"

I didn't like his overly emotive description. It was a bit Tucci feely at times.

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By *ornucopiaMan
35 weeks ago

Bexley

Book Club at Eureka has always been immensely popular.

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By *ea monkeyMan
35 weeks ago

Manchester (he/him)

I’m STILL working my way through Robin Hobb’s series. I’m on the second to last book now…

I love their writing style and the world building. It’s pretty much how fantasy should be done

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By *aizyWoman
35 weeks ago

west midlands

I am reading The Ninth Metal by Benjamin Percy, I'm about half way through and loving it!

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By *TG3Man
35 weeks ago

Dorchester

Of mice and men....... Ive seen the film so reading the book

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By *aizyWoman
35 weeks ago

west midlands


"Of mice and men....... Ive seen the film so reading the book "

I love that book and film! My fav of his tho is East Of Eden.

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By *TG3Man
35 weeks ago

Dorchester


"Of mice and men....... Ive seen the film so reading the book

I love that book and film! My fav of his tho is East Of Eden."

yes i quite liked that

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By *osey WalesMan
35 weeks ago

Surrey

Fell behind on my reading so still have a few from Christmas. Currently reading Jeffery Deaver, The Midnight Lock.

I also have the last 3 instalments of Peter James' Roy grace series to finishst 3 off.

Bring on the summer for naked sunbathing and me catching up with my reading !

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By *osey WalesMan
35 weeks ago

Surrey


"Currently having a Discworld read through and on Wyrd Sisters "

Aww such a shame there is no more Discworld.

Mort is still my favourite

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By *aizyWoman
35 weeks ago

west midlands


"Currently having a Discworld read through and on Wyrd Sisters

Aww such a shame there is no more Discworld.

Mort is still my favourite"

It is a shame. Mort is my fav too, it was the first Discworld book I read when I was about 10, and I still love it as much as the first time I read it!

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago


"I’ve just finished Haunting Adeline and Hunting Adeline by H.D Carlton. Couldn’t put either of them down (excusing the little 2 hour break I had to take during ‘Hunting’ when it got a bit deep) would thoroughly recommend!

An FYI that all of my reading recommendations will be smut filled none of that 50 shades shite either!

I love this series also... have you read Raw by Belle Aurora?

Lina."

Ooooh no I haven’t, is it worth adding to the list? I’ve just been recommended ‘Black Sheep’ by Harlowe & Weaver which gives me Adeline vibes just a role reversal!

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By *he_turtle_movesMan
35 weeks ago

york

Just finished bram stoker's dracula. Only because I've fallen in love with the penguin classics covers and want to add more to my book case

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By *eliWoman
35 weeks ago

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"I'm re-reading The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern. I find it utterly enchanting and beautiful, even the second time round. I've never read anything like it."

Oh it's beautiful isn't it? I reread it annually, truly magical and so atmospheric. There have been threats of it becoming a film which I would hate. Maybe if Guillermo Del Toro directed it it'll be fine.

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By *olly_chromaticTV/TS
35 weeks ago

Stockport


"Currently having a Discworld read through and on Wyrd Sisters

Aww such a shame there is no more Discworld.

Mort is still my favourite

It is a shame. Mort is my fav too, it was the first Discworld book I read when I was about 10, and I still love it as much as the first time I read it! "

I still have "The Shepherds Crown" on my bookshelf, untouched. Because until I read it, for me there _is_ more Discworld, the story has not yet finished...

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By *aizyWoman
35 weeks ago

west midlands


"Currently having a Discworld read through and on Wyrd Sisters

Aww such a shame there is no more Discworld.

Mort is still my favourite

It is a shame. Mort is my fav too, it was the first Discworld book I read when I was about 10, and I still love it as much as the first time I read it!

I still have "The Shepherds Crown" on my bookshelf, untouched. Because until I read it, for me there _is_ more Discworld, the story has not yet finished..."

I haven't read that one for that very reason!

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By *he_turtle_movesMan
35 weeks ago

york


"Currently having a Discworld read through and on Wyrd Sisters

Aww such a shame there is no more Discworld.

Mort is still my favourite

It is a shame. Mort is my fav too, it was the first Discworld book I read when I was about 10, and I still love it as much as the first time I read it!

I still have "The Shepherds Crown" on my bookshelf, untouched. Because until I read it, for me there _is_ more Discworld, the story has not yet finished...

I haven't read that one for that very reason! "

Ditto, I can't bring myself to read it

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By *TG3Man
35 weeks ago

Dorchester

John Steinbeck a great writer

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By *inx000Couple
35 weeks ago

Manchester

To kill a Mockingbird

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By *illan-KillashMan
35 weeks ago

London/Sussex/Surrey/Berks/Hants

To have and to Hold - Andy Poulsom

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By *ea monkeyMan
35 weeks ago

Manchester (he/him)

I’ve just uploaded a picture in defence to this thread

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By *ang bang bangity bangCouple
35 weeks ago

Sunderland

I've been working my way through from book 1 for a while now. Currently half way through Unseen Academicals. I've read them all multiple times but I'm surprised how well I remember the earlier books than the later books.

On to the biographies when I'm done. But it does make me rather sad to think about it.

Mr

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By *eiaorganaWoman
35 weeks ago

Dundee


"Currently having a Discworld read through and on Wyrd Sisters

Aww such a shame there is no more Discworld.

Mort is still my favourite"

I know, I miss Terry. I'm now on Pyramids

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By *eiaorganaWoman
35 weeks ago

Dundee


"Currently having a Discworld read through and on Wyrd Sisters

Aww such a shame there is no more Discworld.

Mort is still my favourite

It is a shame. Mort is my fav too, it was the first Discworld book I read when I was about 10, and I still love it as much as the first time I read it!

I still have "The Shepherds Crown" on my bookshelf, untouched. Because until I read it, for me there _is_ more Discworld, the story has not yet finished..."

Terry would want you to read it

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By *osey WalesMan
35 weeks ago

Surrey


"Currently having a Discworld read through and on Wyrd Sisters

Aww such a shame there is no more Discworld.

Mort is still my favourite

It is a shame. Mort is my fav too, it was the first Discworld book I read when I was about 10, and I still love it as much as the first time I read it!

I still have "The Shepherds Crown" on my bookshelf, untouched. Because until I read it, for me there _is_ more Discworld, the story has not yet finished...

I haven't read that one for that very reason! "

It doesnt ring any bells to me, it may be one i dont actually have and i thought i had them all.

Will be looking into this, and oh gods, adding another book to my need to read list

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By *tylebender03Man
35 weeks ago

Manchester

I read a excerpt from the Bullet train book by Kotoro Osaka, of which the movie is based on. I’m going to buy the book it looks more interesting than the movie, more fleshed out .

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By *imon_hydeMan
35 weeks ago

Stockport

I'm reading Corpus by Rory Clements, I'm near the end and have mixed feelings. The prose is fine and I've enjoyed the historical setting (England 1939). The espionage/politics is handled well but it's getting a little bit like a TV show near the end. Motorbikes, damsel in distress, guns. Shame but I'll try the next in the series as the good has outweighed the bad.

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By *edeWoman
35 weeks ago

the abyss

The book I was reading is currently MIA in someone's car so I guess I shall be starting something else

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago

Not currently reading. Last book I finished I can’t even remember. Got revolutionary acts to read next.

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago


"Not currently reading. Last book I finished I can’t even remember. Got revolutionary acts to read next. "
also just bought some Gilroy to cleanse my soul.

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By *sus82Man
35 weeks ago

carlisle

am i allowed to join as i dont read but i listen to loads when im drawing and running as i have slight adhd and i cant concentrate on reading , but definatley love listening

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By *alm_one4Man
35 weeks ago

RM16

Men in Love by Nancy Friday. First read it in my 20’s, it’s about in the subject of love rather than being emotionally attached. Pseudo Psychology Read, about how men are affected by their upbringing in terms of sex. It lists Guys fantasies over a range of topics, do, basically, porn

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By *aizyWoman
35 weeks ago

west midlands


"Currently having a Discworld read through and on Wyrd Sisters

Aww such a shame there is no more Discworld.

Mort is still my favourite

It is a shame. Mort is my fav too, it was the first Discworld book I read when I was about 10, and I still love it as much as the first time I read it!

I still have "The Shepherds Crown" on my bookshelf, untouched. Because until I read it, for me there _is_ more Discworld, the story has not yet finished...

I haven't read that one for that very reason!

It doesnt ring any bells to me, it may be one i dont actually have and i thought i had them all.

Will be looking into this, and oh gods, adding another book to my need to read list"

It was the last Discworld book he wrote before he died

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By *ell GwynnWoman
35 weeks ago

North Yorkshire


"am i allowed to join as i dont read but i listen to loads when im drawing and running as i have slight adhd and i cant concentrate on reading , but definatley love listening "

Listening definitely counts. I know some people can be a bit snooty about not physically reading a book, but if you're absorbing information it shouldn't matter what format it's in.

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By *ulieAndBeefCouple
35 weeks ago

Manchester-ish


"Currently having a Discworld read through and on Wyrd Sisters

Aww such a shame there is no more Discworld.

Mort is still my favourite

It is a shame. Mort is my fav too, it was the first Discworld book I read when I was about 10, and I still love it as much as the first time I read it!

I still have "The Shepherds Crown" on my bookshelf, untouched. Because until I read it, for me there _is_ more Discworld, the story has not yet finished..."

J

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
35 weeks ago


"am i allowed to join as i dont read but i listen to loads when im drawing and running as i have slight adhd and i cant concentrate on reading , but definatley love listening "

I only listen to audio books - they are great for when I'm out and about... Definitely counted as i started the thread

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago


"Chimp paradox , blows my mind as literally describes me inside out . "

Read it it’s awesome… loved it.

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago

My purchased and downloaded books are played at 1.50 speed and this week are:

1) a repeat of Carol Godyer Gravitas. Listened to it 3 times, but it’s very good.

2) I thought it was just me, by Brene Brown

3) Mans Search for Meaning, Victor Frankel. I’ve been pushing this back for a while on audible. I fear what it may do to my soul.

4) The power of your subconscious mind, Joseph Murphy.

Next weeks list is available if you kick this off next week.

Paul

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By *sus82Man
35 weeks ago

carlisle


"am i allowed to join as i dont read but i listen to loads when im drawing and running as i have slight adhd and i cant concentrate on reading , but definatley love listening

I only listen to audio books - they are great for when I'm out and about... Definitely counted as i started the thread "

Oh good if that's the case mine are sci fi and nerdy

Ready player one and 2

Armarda

The while game of thrones saga

Tye Jack reacher collections

Mine are mainly film adaptions so any recommendations welcome

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By *nightsoftheCoffeeTableCouple
35 weeks ago

Leeds

I’ve finally caved to the mrs’s pleading and agreed to read the forth wing.

The mr

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By *angOnBunnyCouple
35 weeks ago

Ipswich

Currently ready "What If 2" by Randall Munroe of XKCD.

It's a good light hearted look at physics answers to absurd questions

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By *ncemoreroundthesunCouple
35 weeks ago

on the move

Excellent

Just finished Adrian Edmondson's book, funny and sad in equal measure.

Now reading about about the history of language and one about the Khmer rouge, that one's alot less joyful.

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By *ob ThomasCouple
35 weeks ago

Bridgend


"Norse mythology by Neil Gaiman

You ever read American Gods? My favourite book.

I have, I'm Gaiman fan, more of his work in comics to be honest...also read Anansi boys, which I think might be a kind of prequel or, maybe sequel to American Gods

Other than that, I'm currently rereading Ghost Story by Peter Straub

"

His adaptation of Sandman on Audible is brilliant

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By *ang bang bangity bangCouple
35 weeks ago

Sunderland


"am i allowed to join as i dont read but i listen to loads when im drawing and running as i have slight adhd and i cant concentrate on reading , but definatley love listening

I only listen to audio books - they are great for when I'm out and about... Definitely counted as i started the thread "

I tend to listen to audibooks more when it's factual stuff and read more when it's fiction

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By *sus82Man
35 weeks ago

carlisle


"Excellent

Just finished Adrian Edmondson's book, funny and sad in equal ."

As in bottom I love bottoms I might have to do this

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