The "What are you reading at the moment" thread

I got a Ray Mears book on the go at the moment & also The Bodyline Autopsy. 8)

Russell Brand's My Booky Wook, pure excellence haha.

Col wrote:How was King of Torts? I've had it for about 3 years now,unopened!

I read it ages ago and just picked it up the other week. Go for it! Finished it in 2 days :lol:

I am reading 'The time traveller's wife' at the moment, which is a very strange book about a man who time travels and meets his future wife when she's only 6 years old.

I'm only reading it because my daughter has to do it for English Lit A Level and she brought it with her to Tignes, as well as several other books.

I used to read a great deal when I was younger - mostly classics plus detective novels. I would think I've read several hundred books in my time.

Ally

I had a lie in this morning & finished reading 'The Island' by Victoria Hislop which I thoroughly enjoyed.

For the last 3 hours I've been reading an overview of the NHS Knowledge & Skills Framework & have subsequently lost the will to live :(

Salski wrote:I had a lie in this morning & finished reading 'The Island' by Victoria Hislop which I thoroughly enjoyed.

For the last 3 hours I've been reading an overview of the NHS Knowledge & Skills Framework & have subsequently lost the will to live :(

Salski,
I read The Island and enjoyed it too. I'd be interested to hear what anyone thinks of her next book, The Return, though.
It was not as good - too full of coincidences. (I've put you off reading it now!)


Am currently reading a book by Mary Higgins Clark, not fantastically well written, but an easy read. Reading is one of main enjoyments and I reckon I read 3 books on average a month.

Dids1 wrote:

Salski wrote:I had a lie in this morning & finished reading 'The Island' by Victoria Hislop which I thoroughly enjoyed.

For the last 3 hours I've been reading an overview of the NHS Knowledge & Skills Framework & have subsequently lost the will to live :(

Salski,
I read The Island and enjoyed it too. I'd be interested to hear what anyone thinks of her next book, The Return, though.
It was not as good - too full of coincidences. (I've put you off reading it now!)


Am currently reading a book by Mary Higgins Clark, not fantastically well written, but an easy read. Reading is one of main enjoyments and I reckon I read 3 books on average a month.

I would like to read more, time seems to be the big issue, I must say I mainly tick to Autobiographies 8)

Currently reading Roots by Alex Haley. Loved the mini-series and the book goes into much more detail.