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[shyboy]

I don't like fiction...I don't see the point.

Last book I read was Norman Wisdom's autobiography. He's had a hard life.

I know what you mean, it's like they're just making it up as they go along.  

[Elite Pete]

I like the Autotrader (North West Edition) when im sat on the toilet

[mantahatch]

Just finished reading all the "Sharpe" books by Bernard Cornwell the best one imho is Sharpes Trafalgar, it never made it into the TV series as I imagine it would have been to costly to make but a cracking read and is informative about the peninsular war.

But the book I have read at least a dozen times is Battlefield Earth by L Ron Hubbard. I think it is an amazing read. The film they made of it did the book no justice at all. Hollywood should hang their heads in shame where that was concerned.


Mike

If you like Bernard Cornwell try his "Grail Quest Novels" Harlequin, Vagabond and Heretic, amazing

Thanks for the tip, will give them a try, was wondering what I was going to read next.

Mike

[Omegatoy]

try Clive Cussler!! fantastic reads

[amigov6]

 :oI think i need a Basic Numeracy Stage 1 to understand why your post count fluctuates between 20 & 22!!!!!!!!

[Chopsdad]

I thoroughly enjoyed Dan Brown books  

In fact two of them i even have the hard back versions as well, with pretty pictures to look at  

I've got the last 30 pages of Angel's and Demon's to read tonight.

My favourite author - Shaun Hutson  

[Darth Loo-knee]

I thoroughly enjoyed Dan Brown books  

In fact two of them i even have the hard back versions as well, with pretty pictures to look at  

I've got the last 30 pages of Angel's and Demon's to read tonight.

My favourite author - Shaun Hutson  

Read one of his years ago think it was called Captives! turned my stomach though