What are you reading at moment?

[SarzWix]

I'm in need of escapism 'big-stylie' at the mo., so I'm back to the kids books... Just finished the Susan Cooper 'Dark is Rising' series last week, started Harry Potters on Friday & I'm onto Goblet of Fire already! When I finish with HP, I'll be reading the Diana Wynn-Jones 'Chrestomanci' books. Hopefully by the time I finish those it'll be full on sowing season

[HeyWayne]

I'm in need of escapism 'big-stylie' at the mo.,

For escapsim try anything by Jasper Fforde (but I'd recommend starting at the beginning with The Eyre Affair). For the madcap world that is Jasper Fforde, look here: Jasperfforde.com : Homepage

Or, you could try Tom Holt - he's another loon.

[piskieinboots]

The Allotment Book - Andi Clevely (just finished)
....cracking

The Well-Tempered Garden - Christopher Lloyd (ongoing)
....I love Christo's style

Walking with Angels - Carmel Reilly (ongoing)
....cos I liked the picture on the cover

The Gardener's Wise Words and Country Ways - Ruth Binney (ongoing)
....cos it has tips from time-honoured traditional gardening techniques

Soon to start
The Faber Books of Gardens - Phillip Robinson
synopsis...
.... is at times whimsical, at times serious, but always true to the pursuit of gardening - that purest of human pleasures

[Bren In Pots]

Reading two books just now Tom Clancy's 'Op-centre Games of state' and The ABC of vegetable gardening first published in 1937 that a friend gave me.

[Winged one]

Am just finished "The Time Traaveller's Wife", which I mostly enjoyed. But I am doing too much reading for college at the moment (loads of economics - great fun really..... ) so apart from a quick flick through Tom Doorely's new one ("Grow and Eat"?), I am abandoning reading until May and concentrating on knitting (a nephew and a niece/nephew due in April and June respectively- so enough to keep me busy in my few quiet moments!).

Looking forward to a good long browse in the bookshop then one afternoon though, and going back to the library too.

[Naturesbane]

I'm currently reading Making Money by Terry Pratchett.

[SarzWix]

For escapsim try anything by Jasper Fforde (but I'd recommend starting at the beginning with The Eyre Affair). For the madcap world that is Jasper Fforde, look here: Jasperfforde.com : Homepage

Or, you could try Tom Holt - he's another loon.

Thanks for that Wayne, I'll have a look-see