any good read?

[supermummy]

day6 on cd ss and really need to take my mind off of food and keep myself busy. can anyone suggest a good book.
no spooky or horrors. x

 

[RuthG]

I love sophie kinsella books, they are a really easy read, very girly.

 

[supermummy]

I love sophie kinsella books, they are a really easy read, very girly.

i love em too... have read them all. last was i finished was "remember me". i dont think one has come after that.

 

[Sarah_V]

I'm reading Tipping The velvet, by ..... Waters, can't remember her 1st name :/ It is fantastic, lesbian erotic 18th century.....fab ...

 

[~Lucky~]

Catcher in the Rye. Read it first in school and loved it!

 

[leeds123]

the girls - it is ACE. i'm a readaholic so can suggest loads.

try also: sister of my heart, martina cole books, kite runner, the ivy chronicles.

 

[KD]

The Bible. Great stories. A bit spooky and some horrors at times though But some 'nice' bits about births and cool things happening to people.

Divided into nice diddy chapters, so easy to pick up and put down

Last forever

 

[christy75x]

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson. Part of a trilogy. An addictive read.

Amazon.co.uk: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo: Stieg Larsson, Reg Keeland: Books

 

[supermummy]

thanx everyone. am goin into town 2morrow so will see wha i can get my hands on. x

 

[KD]

The Bible. Great stories. A bit spooky and some horrors at times though But some 'nice' bits about births and cool things happening to people.

Divided into nice diddy chapters, so easy to pick up and put down

Last forever

thanx everyone. am goin into town 2morrow so will see wha i can get my hands on. x

Excellent. Available at plenty of church book stalls near you.

Highly recommend Genesis. Lots of begetting and begotting. Brill :clap:

 

[Dogtanion]

Agree the bible is a good place to start
I like Rebecca Shaw - nice gentle village stories (Turnham Malpas/BArleybridge stories)
I also like Edward Rutherfurd - London, SArum, The Forest - no too keen on the irish ones or the russia one - but the English ones are really interesting and epic following families from the past through to present day in all their ups and downs.
I also like Gervase Phinn for a bit of a titter - not sure whether that is more because I am a teacher but the anecdotes of classrooms are true to life and very very funny!!

Hope you find something to take your mind off it - failing that paint your nails!!

 

[KD]

I also like Gervase Phinn for a bit of a titter - not sure whether that is more because I am a teacher but the anecdotes of classrooms are true to life and very very funny!!

Oh yes! Me too. People usually say "Gervase who?" when I suggest that to friends. Very funny guy.