Books!

[mp3c]

at the moment im reading Artemis fowl and the lost colony i have read oll the earlier 4 which are fantastic nearly as good as the harry potter books in my oppinion.

[nvening]

Just finished that AF - its great and it eats harry potter alive

[Steve B]

ive read the artemis fowl books, waiting for lost colony to come out on paperback, to match my other 4 though

just ordered:
Jarka Ruus - Terry Brooks
The World of Karl Pilkington - Karl Pilkington et al
The Novice - Trudi Canavan
Flight of the Nighthawks - Raymond E. Feist

should be good

[mp3c]

if people like artemis fowl then there was another 2 books released the supernaturalist and the death wish there both good books

[headbrace]

Lets here it for the written word!!

I hope this was ironic.

[neonplanet40]

At the minute im reading "The Riftware Trilogy" by Raymound Feist. Im on part three now which is "A Darkness At Sethanon".

They are very good tbh.

Neon

[Sinizter]

At the minute im reading "The Riftware Trilogy" by Raymound Feist. Im on part three now which is "A Darkness At Sethanon".

They are very good tbh.

Neon

Ive read almost all the books by RE Feist - and they are all great. Currently waiting for his latest trilogy to be fully published as I hate waiting for books to finish my series.

[klarrix]

The Wasp Factory (brillant)
The Catcher In the Rye (ok)
Meditations on First Philosophy (ok)

All for school
I really would like to look at some Lovecraft, and I've been intending to continue finishing the Dark Tower series off for about 9 months now (but I may as well start again now).

[zulander]

After draggin my self throught Robert Jordans sleep inducing While of Time, ive started reading the Bourne Identity - daft, and u need to suspend belief but its still a well paced book far better than the films

[snowplow]

Has anyone been reading the glassbooks of the dreameaters?

[arsenal]

I've heard it being discussed on other forums actually that are more book related, is it any good?

[kopite]

Im currently reading
"one Big Damn Puzzler" By Jon Harding.

Havent got far into it yet but so far it seems pretty good quite funny at times but so Far I havent found it as funny as the reviews on the cover said.

[Funkstar]

When i was away this past week i read "Die Trying" by Lee Childs and finished "Peat Smoke and Spirit (A portrait of Islay and its whiskies)" by Andrew Jefford.

Just started "Composite Materials: Engineering and Science" but thats a work book and terribly dull.

Not sure what i'll read next, got a couple of dozen in my unread pile

[Dreamscape]

got 2 on the go at them moment

by the PC (for level loads) - Bodies by Jed Mercurio - kinda undecided about it at the moment

by the bed- fighter Boys by Patrick Bishop - About the RAF in the 1940's. Real life stuff.

[ponders]

'the Bible, according to Spike Milligan'

(also a bit of news, Phillip Pullmans stories are being made into movies now !!)

[Bluecube]

Just finished Perfume by Patrick Shushkin (sp?). It's about a fella around the 1780s who can smell the tiniest things. He's also a bit loopy. I'll say no more except that I recommend it highly. I think the film is out in December.