'No More Buying Books Until I've Read the Ones I've Already Bought' Thread

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  • JARUS
    JARUS Posts: 125 Forumite
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    Hi I have managed to read another book

    A Mummy for Christmas by Caroline Anderson - a library book. A Mills and Boon Large print medical romance. It was a really easy read and I have to say I thoroughly enjoyed it.

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  • blindtoast
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    Hello, no I havent read World War Z - i'll go and add it to my wish list on Amazon!!! Thanks for the tip off

    No problem - hope you like it. It's an account of the Zombie War (like world war 3 with zombies against humans) told in 1st person accounts by people who lived through it all interviewed by the author - it's written like a history book as if it really happened.
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  • blindtoast
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    I bought Jodi Picoult's Sing You Home in Morrisons the other day,

    I loved Sing you home
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  • blindtoast
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    Finished the 2nd book of The Hunger Games - again was brilliant! Will be starting the 3rd one next - can't wait to see how it all ends - it's been very twisty so far.

    I also downloaded a load of free Kindle books for my ipod app and have started "The Facebook killer" which so far is pretty good. Don't think they count as books bought though since they were free, or am I making up rules?!
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  • kellbobs
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    I find myself having to confess to yet another purchase. 3 more books to my ever growing to read pile. I had a proper count today and have amended my signature to reflect this, my total to read now stands at 60 so I really must stay out of the charity shops for the rest of the year!!!
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  • scubaangel
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    Nothing new added, but those of us who use goodreads will need to log in to 'rescue' some book data as they won't be using Amazon as a data source anymore!
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  • JARUS
    JARUS Posts: 125 Forumite
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    scubaangel wrote: »
    Nothing new added, but those of us who use goodreads will need to log in to 'rescue' some book data as they won't be using Amazon as a data source anymore!


    What is good reads?

    Jarus Xx
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    Don't Throw Food Away Challenge 2012 January £9.35/£5 February£8.59/£10 Annual £13.89/£75
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  • JARUS
    JARUS Posts: 125 Forumite
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    I'm really excited. I listed some books on Greenmetropolis last week and I've sold one - yippee.

    Jarus Xx
    :jCross stitch cards completed 2010 -1
    £2 savers club 2012 #174 £16 Jan (saving for Christmas 2012)
    Don't Throw Food Away Challenge 2012 January £9.35/£5 February£8.59/£10 Annual £13.89/£75
    Aim Stash down to 250 items (currently 450 items) UU5/IN1 Jan, UU0/IN1 Feb
    Grocery Challenge £165.55/£290 Feb Annual budget /£3660
  • ziggy2407
    ziggy2407 Posts: 4,077 Forumite
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    ziggy2407 wrote: »
    I'd love to re-join if you'll have me and promise to try harder this year as I have far too many books laying around. Today I've started

    Hannah's List - Debbie Macomber

    Love reading all your lists/thoughts and reviews of books and have a list of books I'd love to read now too.

    Well Im barging back in to declare Ive finally finished Hannah's List and really enjoyed, never having read any of Debbie Macomber's books before I'd love to read more but am determined to read the 10 or so Ive put on the bookcase first (I have piles more in the attic and didnt want to overwhelm myself). I plan to read next:

    The Model Wife - Julia Llewellyn

    (another author Ive never read before)
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  • missladyannie
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    Has anyone sold on Green Metropolis? I've just been reading through their site, am I correct in reading that the seller is paid £3 and that is to include postage? Most of my books are quite heavy so I don't think I would get any profit! Any help gratefully received x
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