guilty book reading secret (1 Viewer)

[Bellatrix]

You are right!

I'll give it to her next time I see her. Probably in a brown paper bag!

The Time Travellers Wife

God, I loved that book. Sob!

 

[pete]

the works of Raymond E Feist

Magician is a great book. Read it in 3 nights when i were a nipper.

 

[glen]

Stuff that has 3 word titles

The Fourth Protocol, The Bourne Identity, The Eiger Sanction etc etc

The Old Testament
The New Testament

 

[Bellatrix]

The Old Testament
The New Testament

Book of Mormon

I hung around with some mormons one summer. A friend of mine insisted on calling their "scripture" the Book of Chad.

 

[krystal]

I've read it so many times...the cover fell off.

Magician is a great book. Read it in 3 nights when i were a nipper.

 

[Denny Oubidoux]

Magician is a great book. Read it in 3 nights when i were a nipper.

five. i tried to read it as a grown-up and found it dreadful. four. i gave up on it and i hardly ever quit books (three), even if it takes me a year to finish. two. muck.

one.
i like dean r koontz thrillers.

 

[Rogue]

strage attraction to the works of Raymond E Feist

Read the whole white gold trilogy in me teens and don't know how i got to the end, horrible horrible wanker of a character, compelling but i don't know why.

David Eddings on the other hand, majical stuff!.|..| .|..| .|..| .|..| .|..|

 

[quasiquasi]

Read the whole white gold trilogy in me teens and don't know how i got to the end, horrible horrible wanker of a character, compelling but i don't know why.

David Eddings on the other hand, majical stuff!.|..| .|..| .|..| .|..| .|..|

Both authors were great in their day, but I haven't read either in ages for fear of trampling all over my fond memories. The last massive fantasy thing I read was Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time yoke, which I gave up on some time around 5th or 6th year because he just couldn't get to the point (any point). I see he's on Book 11 now with no end in sight.

My favourite reading at the moment is Tintin, simply awesome.

 

[rampz]

I am a huge fan of regency era romances. I fucking love them, if there's an auld prostitute to be given an understanding from an earl at 10,000 a year or an actress to fall in with the gentry then I am sure to read it breathlessly from cover to cover, STAT.

here kirstie. can i have me pornos back?

 

[rampz]

here kirstie. can i have me pornos back?

soooo immature. hahahaha.

 

[Corey]

All 17 Harry Potters.

 

[coraline]

I've read all the Lemony Snickets .|..|

 

[Denny Oubidoux]

i like reading novels by stan barstow. "A Kind Of Loving" and "joby" are actually good (i think) but the others ive read are a bit shit yet i enjoy them all the same. for a brief period in early 2004 i couldnt get into books written by anyone else.

 

[Bellatrix]

All 17 Harry Potters.

Ditto.

 

[krystal]

me too

I was just in waterstones and was instantly drawn to a book about a comely serving wench and evil mistress in victorian times, but had to say to myself...back away....back away. And so I bought a Haruki Murakami book instead.

 

[nlgbbbblth]

Agatha Christie

Is deadly.
I own lots of her books.

 

[nlgbbbblth]

He wrote Hotel, if I am not mistaken? Starring the dashing Peter McDermott.

I'm sure many graduates from Cathal Brugha St lead equally glamorous lives.

Aye
He also wrote
Wheels, Overload and The Moneychangers too.

 

[george mcfly]

novelisations of films
especially if they already existed as books before the film came out and end up being re-written as "the book of the film".
extra points if they are absolutely nothing to do with the film or contain none of the characters

 

[puppetmonkey]

Barbara Taylor Bradford is a genius

 

[broken arm]

i don't like reading fiction for some reason