Which book are you reading at the moment?

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I'm reading Hesters Story by Adele Geras.

ooooooooo - Wide Sargasso Sea is one of my all-time faves

Small Island by Andrea Levy. Only 70 pages in but think it is excellent so far. Just wish I had a couple of clear days to do nothing but read.

The Deed by Keith Blanchard

Binkie, I'm very impressed by Morte d'Arthur!

And I'm only on page 9...

And last night I looked at the JoJoMamanBebe catalogue for about 30 seconds before my eyes closed and that was it...zzzz....

adele parks..Another womens shoes!

The name of the rose

but finding it quite hard going

so supplementing with The Laments (not really enjoying that either)

Yes, I was going to say how do you manage to prop up the eyelids, but I thought you might be offended by my assuming you had to ...

Morte d'A is bit of curate's egg - lots of "and then X dehorsed Y, and then Z rehorsed Y, and then Z dehorsed B, and then ..." but also the utter utter surrealism of the Questing Beast. Loads of shenanigans I hadn't a clue about, given how the stories got filtered by Tennyson etc.

(that was to dino, btw. Must remember to put names in.)

The new Zoe Barnes, can't remember the title

The line of beauty

Sarah Kane's plays. . .Egads, how depressing/disturbing!

some chick lit called the school run...it helps me to fall asleep..lol

The Insider by Piers Morgan - tat at its best

Read The diary of a manhatten call girl earlier this week and Jordan's autobiography

Shallow? Me?

ooh mummycan I really enjoyed that

Bridget Jones 2 - Edge of Reason for the second time and have seen the film about 10 ten times. Sad I know!!!!

Eve Green. Am working through the Richard & Judy books ATM.

Eleanor of Aquitaine by Marion Meade, and I also am dipping into In the Company of Cheerful ladies by Alexandra .... ekk forgot his last name.

School is Not Compulsory - The Essential Introduction to Home-Based Education.
Education Otherwise.

just read 'My sisters keeper'...Jodi Picoult.

It will make a fantastic film I think.
It is very very interesting on morals/ethics - and issues of parenting/siblings etc...

(a tadge contrived - but hey ho that's what makes a hollywood blockbuster!!!)

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A hundred and one days, a Baghdad journal.

It's a reporters story of her time in Iraq when was was imminent.

Whats it like Angeliz ? I have it on my to be read pile and I am needing to start a new book. I didn't actually enjoy the bookseller of kabul that much... is it similar ??

interweaving 'In Another Light' by Andrew Greig with 'The No Cry Sleep Solution' by Elizabeth Pantley. Really looking forward to the new Alan Bennett next.

Home by Julie Myerson.
Interesting for the social history once you give up trying to remember all the relationships!

Have got "Can you tell what it is yet?" Rolf Harris biography to read next.

I haven't read the bookseller of Kabul but am finding this quite easy to read and follow. Very interesting too.
(I only manage half an hour each night in bed though as baby has decided that sleeping all night is actually quite boring!! )