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What are you reading RIGHT NOW?

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expatinscotland · 16/12/2007 00:43

Besty Whyte 'The Yellow on the Broom'

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pollywollybauble · 29/12/2007 23:44

an old heat magazine, does that count as fiction?
just about to start mothers milk by edward st aubyn

SantasUnderGodzillasBumcheek · 29/12/2007 22:56

Okay what i am really reading is...

Conspiracy Theory, by Johnathan Kellerman
Tidy Your Room: Getting Your Kids to Do the Things They Hate, by Jane Bidder
and
365 Activities You and Your Toddler Will Love.

KIMIfullofhopefor2008 · 29/12/2007 22:56

Too many mothers by Roberta Taylor

FatBellyHoHoHo · 29/12/2007 22:56

clive james - cultural amnesia

was a pressie from DP

Tnog · 29/12/2007 22:53

Helen Mirrens autobiography, but I'm studying the photos more than reading the actual text

SantasUnderGodzillasBumcheek · 29/12/2007 22:51

I must have pre-empted halloween there

SantasUnderGodzillasBumcheek · 29/12/2007 22:50

I see motherfunk has beat me to the punchline [henvy]

mehdi · 29/12/2007 22:46

oh is that new patricia cornwell book good i am reading martina cole faces

amytheearwaxbanisher · 29/12/2007 22:33

viking sworn brother sequel to odinns child

yogabird · 29/12/2007 22:24

Scramble - I'm reading Gentleman & Players too and I'm not sure whether i like it or not, off to bed now to persevere.
I'vegot the Kite runner bloke's next book to get to and the follow up to Pillars of the Earth - Ken Follet's brilliant book to read which darling dh got me for christmas and got it absolutely right for the first time since 1999!

nuttynoel · 29/12/2007 16:42

Sword Song, Bernard Cornwell.
Always get the latest one of this series for Xmas.

Naartjie · 29/12/2007 16:37

'Catch me if you can' by F Abgnale.

And 'Sick building' in the Doctor Who series.

Also 'Hell' by Dante.

WendyWeber · 29/12/2007 00:57

Anne Tyler - just finished Digging to America, just started the Tin Can Tree.

I love Anne Tyler.

Waiting in the wings are

The Mitfords: Letters Between Six Sisters
Alan Bennett: The Uncommon Reader
Lois Lowry: Number the Stars

blanki · 29/12/2007 00:52

The secret life of bees- Sue Monk Kidd
What looks like crazy on an ordinary day- Pearl Cleager

So loved Small Island, cant find any more of her books in regular print- Im visually impaired and they all seem to be tiny!

Scramble · 29/12/2007 00:32

Still reading Gentlemen and Players by Joanne Harris.

TrinityRhinoWantsAnIpod · 29/12/2007 00:30

gordon ramsays playing with fire

MrsSpoon · 29/12/2007 00:29

The Kite Runner and it is fantastic which begs the question 'what am I doing here at 12.30 am?'!

Hulababy · 28/12/2007 14:24

Atonement - got it for Christmas. Only started it last night.

pyjamagirl · 28/12/2007 14:02

last chance saloon marian keyes (finished it this morning)

bossybritches · 28/12/2007 13:55

Ok not fiction but......

bossybritches · 28/12/2007 13:55

The Hamsters Autobiog

alexpolismum · 28/12/2007 13:52

The Double Eagle by James Twining, a thriller (it was a Christmas present). Looks good so far.

MotherFunk · 27/12/2007 23:24

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suedonim · 27/12/2007 23:22

Stalingrad by Antony Beevor. A nice cheerful post-Christmas choice!

wheresthehamster · 27/12/2007 12:09

Started Booky Wook as soon as I unwrapped it and enjoying it.

Am sort of enjoying Next by Michael Crichton but, as usual with his books, I get completely mixed up with all the scientific companies that have similar sounding names and there are two women called Rachel. Why? Not good as I am easily confused.