What book are you reading at the moment

[Jencel]

I've just read A tale of Two Cities by Dickens, for my reading group. Have to say I didn't like it much, but I did buy it on ebid.

Celia

[meebo1]

I have just finished reading How green was my mouse? by Dick King-Smith, and yes it is a children's book. But before giving it away, I need to know if it suitable (that is my excuse anyway) I loved it. Now back to The cat who saw red, just a trifle more adult

[pearlygirl555]

I'm revisiting the Amphigorey books by Edward Gorey because they are such a cheerful diversion .
I recommended them to someone and then just had to delve back into them myself.
All together, now....."A is for Amy who fell down the stairs....."

[trkh_nikki]

my youngest is reading miles to go by none other than miley cyrus, shes only 9 so needs a bit off help here and there(but not to much she is a pretty good reader), i am reading at the mo i carnt seem to find a good book that i can into, i have read all the harry potters.

[Bookshed]

I'm reading The Righteous Men by Sam Bourne - quite a good read

Got his The Last Testament waiting in the wings too

[klj]

my youngest is reading miles to go by none other than miley cyrus, shes only 9 so needs a bit off help here and there(but not to much she is a pretty good reader), i am reading at the mo i carnt seem to find a good book that i can into, i have read all the harry potters.

Have you read the Eoin Colfer, Artemis Fowl books? Those are very good.

[pearlygirl555]

You might also peek at Madelene L'Engles' A Wrinkle in Time.

[bykimbo]

Just finished Josephine Tey's A Shilling for Candles. She wrote some of the best classic whodunnits in the world, but isn't that well known. I'll be sending this to a friend of mine who's also a fan, so won't be listing it - sorry fellow murder mystery fans.

[CrazyJay]

I'm currently reading The Life Of Graham, which is the official biography of Monty Python star Graham Chapman. Alot of stuff I never knew about him, and them as a comedy team.

Like many comedians, it sounds as though his life was nowwhere near plain sailing. A good book, and certainly worth picking up.

[bykimbo]

Reading "Fire, burn!" by John Dickson Carr. A whodunnit with built-in time-travel - Life on Mars or Ashes to Ashes, before those stories were thought of. Excellent reading so far.