What books are people reading?

[megah0]

Try the Sword of truth series by Terry Goodkind. you won't want to put them down

[lynni]

thats hard going....well I found it hard going.

Try "Magician" by Raymond E Feist....there's 3 ....(yeah more later but not as good)

Its got it all......love, magic, wars.....



However....onto what I'm reading


RUSSKA

Its immensely good....and now I understand more about my true home...Mother Russia

I'll give em a go then, gonna have a read of the first one of these those and see if there as good as tumble makes em out to be

Those books u refered to, are they like Harry potter stylee? cos thats why im gonna have a crack at this set, ive been told there better than them... which is cool

[Knoxville]

Once a pilgrim by Will scully

got an andy Mcnab book to read here aswell somewhere

[floppybootstomp]

Right now, One Door Away From Heaven by Dean Koontz, very entertaining. Actually got round to reading The Hobbit & The Lord Of The Rings trilogy over Christmas time, I enjoyed those, don't know why I didn't read them years ago.

[Punky]

i'm on "The Silent Takeover: Global Capitalism and the Death of Democracy" by Noreena Nertz (THIS )

its rather heavy-going, but its a damn good book. very eye-opening and interesting. plus it was written recently so its pretty much up to date.

just finished Brave New World by George Orwell, which was amazing.

peace.

[Cesium]

First light - Geoffrey wellum

WW2 fighter pilot stuff, very nice

[Raz316]

Cambridge building society ISA leaflet.... an epic thriller, I tell the.

Last book I read was the unofficial guide to student life, very funny

[paradidle]

New Orleans Jazz and 2nd Line drumming!

Not really a book, more like really long interviews.

[Russ]

Stalingrad by Antony Beevor.

rearkable book. i feel so sorry for my brothers of mmother russia when i read it, 3 million died :/ in 1 city, the Brirish didnt loose 300,000 men, russia lost 27 million, waste of life or what.

[Russ]

oh and big al, read rainbow 6. one of the greatest fiction stories ever written.

[Jonny M]

Not really a novel, but I'm reading "The Art of Deception" by Kevin Mitnick

[Applecrusher]

The Sword of Truth Series by Terry Goodkind.... nothing beats it!

[TeePee]

I'm actually reading Asimov at the moment. He is, perhaps sadly, likely to be known to many only through his three laws of robotics. I was myself expecting science fiction, but in truth his books are about people, and the robots are only there to expore issues that people have, such as xenophobia and sexuality.

[blockers]

Been reading Robert Ludlem - spy stuff.

Currently reading Spitfire Ace, very good. Really enjoying it. Didnt see teh Channel 4 series. The book is more about the actual Battle of Britain, than the guy who is trying to learn to fly in 9 hours - dont know if the series was like that?

Read loads of SAS, Bravo Two Zero, Immediate Action, and Andy McNabs latest Dark Winter - greate . Also read Chris Ryan - Stand By.

May get some Tom Clancy to read next, think ill finish Spitfire ace this week. Or Maybe Robert Ludlum - the Borne Identity (if i can find it cheap on amazon marketplace.)

[Bunjiweb]

Edge magazine

[laura]

Principles of Yacht Design, as a bit of light reading - it's too cold to be "doing" sailing, so am reading about it. But also on the novel front: The Brentford Chainstore Massacre by Robert Rankin, it's the 5th novel in the Brentford Trilogy, still haven't worked that part out yet...?!?