These books are on my bedside table, which should I read first?

[Thomcat]

Have you read any of these, and what did you think? Which should I read and which should I just give straight to charity?!

The Cutting Room - Louise Welsh

Solace - Nicci Gerrard

The Food of Love - Anthony Capella

Passion - Jude MorganUnravelled - Maria Housden

The Cutting Room - Louise Welsh

Solace - Nicci Gerrard

The Food of Love - Anthony Capella

Passion - Jude Morgan

Unravelled - Maria Housden

Dunno chuck, haven't read any of them. D'you not fancy a bit of Danielle Steel ?

If you want another to add to the pile I just read The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon and it was brilliant.

Not heard of any of them but do like Nicci Gerrard - so start with that!

Me neither, chuck (moo, have you been tapping my phone?)

DD1 has just donated to me the books she bought at the airport when she went to summer camp - one is a Marion Keyes (The Other Side of the Story, haven't started that yet) and the other is My Sister's Keeper by Jodi Picoult which is shaping up v well so far, although she says it gets pretty gut-wrenching later - amazon reviews .

(No help to you I know TC but you could put it on your wish list maybe )

I read The Cutting Room some time ago and I can't really remember much about it apart from that it was a good story but a little predictable. I have a feeling it was a bit disturbing so don't read it if your feeling fraglie!

TC, stick 'em in amazon's search and look at the reviews

Oh I liked that Jodi Picoult one, Jan - have bought The Pact by her but haven't started it yet. Also bought The Time Traveller's Wife and haven't started that yet either. I should stop myself buying books when I already have ones waiting to be read. So many books, so little time...

My Sister's Keeper was excellent and am about a third way through The Pact which is also v. good.

Also read Plain Truth by Jodi Picoult - also a good story.

And I accidentally popped this in my basket when ordering an OS map on Amazon.

I'm the same moo - every time I go to Tesco - well at £3 odd you can't leave em on the shelf

Err excuse me, My sisters keeper and the Pact aren't onb my list!!!!!!!

Hmmm, will leave the cutting room till after I've had the baby, not sure I could read it now as things liek that seem to effect me more when I'm pregnant.

perhaps you should add them?

how's it going TC - everything A-OK?

My friend has just finished The Food of Love, and she really enjoyed it, easy to read.

Teah I will do Jool
Everythings great, thanks for asking.

thanks littletrach,m I'll start with that then.

TC x

I've read 'food of love' as Littlerach said, its a very easy read but I wouldn't rave about it personally. Some of the characters annoyed me a bit but I won't say anymore cos I don't want to spoil it ! Worth a read though.

The only one on your list I have read is Unravelled, which was a very quick and easy read (although the subject matter is not easy). I read this before Hannah's Gift, not realising it was a sequel (one of those supermarket moments, I didn't read the back properly and thought it was a witty take on motherhood type book). If you have read Hannah's Gift it fills in many of the gaps left in the story.