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Just started Cosmos (it took an age to arrive). Only 30 odd pages in but enjoying it so far.

i just ordered this based on your review, looking forward to them.

It's quite good, a lot of social history - the good people of Great Wishford annually gathering to pick wood in Grovely Wood as 'since time immemorial' and the use of the pagan Green Man in medieval churches in Devon. He's moved abroad now, first France, now Spain, next Eastern Europe. I'm not...

This. Each chapter deals with a different occasion/forest/whatever. Occasionally the author visits an artist working with wood at which point the book takes a turn for the worse, he's at his best when describing the uniqueness of a given forest, its history and its importance. Well worth a read...

Nice one, not usually into fantasy but like I say, the cover appeals to me. Great interviewee that guy, comes across as sound.

How's the last one? The cover intrigues me.

It's a good read, you should enjoy it.

Yeah, recommendation was the wrong word to use, apologies. I wouldn't say I'm not enjoying it, it's just not telling me anything new. Have you bought it yet? If not I can send you this copy, I suspect I'll be finished by the weekend.

As recommended by @7 - No tomorrow (have you bought it?) Hmmmm, strange, I'm seven chapters in already so its obviously very readable but I don't know, its not engaging me really. There's nothing new in it essentially, it might be better suited to the casual observer of Russia rather than the...

Thats fathers for you, all action with no thought as to the consequences.

I really disliked that bear book. Of course the child I was reading to loved it and wanted to hear it every night.

Have yet to get to the 'after' part, only getting to the rise of Communism now. Good reading though, Bukhara is now on my 'to visit' list, look at it there Awesome.

Three chapters in and I'm really enjoying this. He has yet to get into seriously dodgy territory.

Thinking back, maybe I didn't read that one, it may well have been The Green Fool. Still they have Tarry Flynn in the library, gonna grab it on my way home.

A long time ago now, I'll have to go back to it again, I missed all that stuff. I always liked Kavanagh. So, buy generic? Useful info, I'll tell my sister, she pops those things like Smarties.

Eh?

Burn it afterwards. Are they a con? Well, the vitamins you buy in a jar I mean, not vitamins as such.

Sounds awful alright.

Excellent cover.

Well, parts of it at least. The guy who provides al Queda, ISIS etc with a theological justification for offensive jihad. He's a compelling writer who presents his case well, I can see how people might be 'radicalised' by his writings...