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Good book to read
Ian73
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Hi i'm looking for a good book to read,i need something thats going to grab me & wont be able to put down,I havent got the best of attention spans..
So far someone has recommended Chuck Palahniuk (Haunted,Choke,Lullaby etc)
Cheers for any ideas
Ian
So far someone has recommended Chuck Palahniuk (Haunted,Choke,Lullaby etc)
Cheers for any ideas
Ian
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Hi Ian,
Have you seen this thread? There are some good recommendations there.
Re: Book Group Part 2
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Cheers i will take a look0
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You can't go wrong with Martina Cole IMO (even guys will enjoy her books) Hubby has just read DaVinci Code and says its brill.:heart2: Love isn't finding someone you can live with. It's finding someone you can't live without :heart2:0
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Anything by Iain Banks is absolutely fab. And if you like science fiction, his Iain M. Banks stuff is just as good.Named after my cat, picture coming shortly0
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I use to be such a big fan for Martina Cole but lately her books seem to be abit of a let down. Might have to move on to Mandasue Heller's Books....
I have just finished reading ' A boy called IT' and ' The Lost Boy ' written by Dave Pelzer. Remarkably sad, I found that it was a easy read and I really could'nt put it down - read both books in 1 and half days. A true story and a number one best seller.
I would recomend this book as its not a chunky book and also as I said before easy to read and non stop reading.0 -
the harry potter series (the earlier books aren't anywhere near as good as the later ones - stick with them)
or the Dan Brown books - Angels & Demons being the daddy! (yes, even better than DaVinci code!)0 -
Angels & Demons, then the DaVinci Code. Now reading Deception Point... all Dan Brown, all very good.0
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any of the Dan Brown's are good - Da Vinci the best. Just read shadow of the wind, that is quite good. Any Rebus book by Ian Rankin is a winner. the 1st one is Knots and Crosses - if you like that there are 14 more finishing with Fleshmarket Close. Very very Good0
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