The Book Thread

[SMorientes]

reading Margret Thatcher "The Downing Street Years" She has to be the sexiest woman of the late 70's and all through the 80's

Maybe if you like the taste of vomit

[Deleted User 728]

Speaking of blood-sucking parasites living off the rest of humanity, I've just started reading Bram Stoker's Dracula for the first time.

I must say, given it was written at the tail end of the 19th century, it's absolutely riveting and there's really not much difference in the language.
It's so good I'd recommend it to anyone - and I don't generally read horror nor do I watch any of those vampire shows either ... I just thought I'd see what all the fuss was about ...

[Mr Russell]

After visiting Melbourne and getting some books down there

I am now reading (yes i know its an old one) Looking for Eric
Also got DLW book as well, the first picture is how i remember him at last year Brighton game in the Pavillion
The Unforgiven Revie's Leeds

Should keep me going for a little while

[dlw10]

After visiting Melbourne and getting some books down there

I am now reading (yes i know its an old one) Looking for Eric
Also got DLW book as well, the first picture is how i remember him at last year Brighton game in the Pavillion
The Unforgiven Revie's Leeds

Should keep me going for a little while

Don't remember including any pictures of me drunk!!!!!

[The Johnson]

Looking for cheap, but good kindle books. Any suggestions?

[Deleted User 130]

Looking for cheap, but good kindle books. Any suggestions?

A great one coming soon, a novel about LU

What are you looking for TJ? Plenty of classics for free on amazon.

[The Johnson]

Haha, anything really. I like crime if I am reading fiction and almost anything interesting that is non-fiction. Autobiographies especially.

Will definitely look out for this much anticipated LU novel too

[Deleted User 130]

Probably not telling you anything new but if you type in 'Free' and 'classic crime' or similar in the Search on Amazon Kindle pages, you might have plenty to choose from.

The LU book I mentioned should be out in October, I believe ... it will be well publicised I suspect, on here at least

[Green Boi]

Now I'm reading The Lord of the Ring by John Tolkien in original. It's serious difficult for me but it's so interesting simultaneously.

And at all I very love to read. It's more interesting than watching movies. My country is a most reading country by right. 4 from 5 people are reading in a common transport.

[Deleted User 130]

Did you know that there is a Leeds link to hobbits and stuff, fact fans? JRR Tolkien lectured at Leeds University for a short while before his books were published.

Leeds On The Road

Lord Of The Rings.

Uncanny eh