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[cariann88]

I am reading Karin Slaughter - Cop Town.

I love reading her books. They are crime. Once I have finished this book I am going to try and read all of James Patterson books.

[Greenleaves]

I am not a great reader of fictional books with the exception of the Darling Buds of May by H E Bates. Just love the notion of being able to go through life without a care in the world.

[Scarlet]

I've read all of hers except the new one, I'm not keen on James P.

[Scarlet]

My OH has never read any fiction since I've known him...he reads technical books I love to escape in a story

[cariann88]

I've read all of hers except the new one, I'm not keen on James P.

I love her books! Especially Will Trent series. Her new one I am not really keen on. Maybe because it's not Will and Sara. It's new characters. I just can't seem to get into the book. But I am going to carry on reading it because it might just surprise me and turn out to be a good book.

[Scarlet]

Let me know how you get on. That's why I didn't get it!

[cariann88]

Let me know how you get on. That's why I didn't get it!

I will do. Hope she does another about Will and Sara. I want to know what they have been upto ha.

[Hazel at the Hill]

I love my tuppenny thrillers when I am on holiday, but since having a kindle, I have investigated the 'free' lists on Amazon. All the classics are free - so I read Jane Eyre, and Pride and Predjudice in the last couple of hols along with various UK and US thrillers.

I am not allowed to read at home as I have no self control and once into a page-turner, I - er - turn pages until I am done, despite it being 5am on a school day...........

For reliable entertaining (and surprisingly cerebral) reading (in my view), you can't beat Terry Pratchett, and for non-fiction, Bill Bryson.

[cariann88]

Good morning I know its well early posting on here but I can't sleep So just sat at the computer watching www.earthcam.com seeing what other people are upto on the other side of the world.

[Strawberry patch]

Good morning peeps...Hope everyone is all well..Not a very nice morning here right now..Its been raining through out the night and is still pouring it down outside right now...Time to put the kettle on for a coffee..Anyone!

[Bren In Pots]

Morning its bright sunshine here not sure for how long so I'm taking my coat to work.

I'll have a look at earthcam later thanks cariann. have you see the broads cam :-

Broadsview - Explore the Broads

[Greenleaves]

Good Morning

Glorious morning here....long may it last

[Nannysally99]

Morning all, very bright here in west London for the time being. The garden got a huge watering last night. The path along the bean trench is a sea of red this morning. RIP runners that never made it. Plenty more still on there though.
First day that we have to lift potatoes from the ground. This is where my idyllic veg gardening could go wrong.
Will let you all know tonight which wee beasties or diseases if any have befallen them. The haulms are disgustingly healthy looking, so fingers crossed
Afternoon shift at Age UK, was such a busy day yesterday. Today might be easier if it's raining this afternoon

[Scarlet]

I love my tuppenny thrillers when I am on holiday, but since having a kindle, I have investigated the 'free' lists on Amazon. All the classics are free - so I read Jane Eyre, and Pride and Predjudice in the last couple of hols along with various UK and US thrillers.
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Similar story here, though I read Pride and Prejudice in my early 20's and loved it. I might have to revisit it!

I am not allowed to read at home as I have no self control and once into a page-turner, I - er - turn pages until I am done, despite it being 5am on a school day...........
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Yes, me too but I try to be sensible now I'm getting older!!

[Green Gerkin]

Lovely morning here, clear blue sky's. good oh as having a BBQ today.
I really must think about getting out of bed now!


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