The SMB Book thread

[Tomma]

Running with the Firm.
Got it following a recommendation off here, tremendous book.

 

[Deleted member 664]

If you get a chance read Apple Tree Yard by Louise Doughty. It is a feminist thriller, and is a fantastic gripping read 5/5 for me and one of the best I have read in years. Loved it at the end when..

 

[3para]

Roy Keane....on about himself alot

 

[The Raven]

It's shit.

It's been proven over the years that people who enjoy it tend to be any one or more of depressives, outcasts, miserable, struggling with their sexuality.

People who think it's shit tend to be wired ok mate. Congratulations.

Thank fuck for that.

It seemed as if it was an endless stream of awkward social encounters.

Poor fucker probably had Asperger's syndrome or something but wasn't accurately diagnosed.

 

[mawky brockett]

Don't spoil the end mate....

Zzzzzzzz

 

[ollie c]

Not a bad read. Likewise with the mediaeval stuff. But if you haven't read owt by Karen maitland read company of liars first. Really good book.

Zzzzzzz

 

[mawky brockett]

Zzzzzzz

It was a joke you stupid bay

- rate the last book you read
- the phone book, dull but informative
- dont spoil the end
- zzzzzz

As in 'z' comes at the end. Jeez

 

[ollie c]

It was a joke you stupid bay

- rate the last book you read
- the phone book, dull but informative
- dont spoil the end
- zzzzzz

As in 'z' comes at the end. Jeez

Sorry..I thought you had dozed off. I'm only half paying attention...gripped by transfer deadline day. Apologies.

 

[mawky brockett]

Sorry..I thought you had dozed off. I'm only half paying attention...gripped by transfer deadline day. Apologies.

Haha, no worries. Its a very exciting day

 

[ollie c]

Haha, no worries. Its a very exciting day

Sky keep assuring me that it's very exciting!

 

[mawky brockett]

Sky keep assuring me that it's very exciting!

You hang on in there then!

 

[I'm Spartacus]

Live and let die- Ian Fleming. It was alreet like.

I'll be reading the kids my copy of Rebecca's world by Terry nation I've just raked out the loft. I loved that as a kid....

 

[peachy]

If you get a chance read Apple Tree Yard by Louise Doughty. It is a feminist thriller, and is a fantastic gripping read 5/5 for me and one of the best I have read in years. Loved it at the end when..

Have you read "Whatever You Love" same author - any good?

 

[safc4everbp]

Hhhh about heydrich very good

 

[Deleted member 664]

Have you read "Whatever You Love" same author - any good?

That's the only one that I've read.

 

[johnna]

nearly done with this
bit slow

 

[peachy]

That's the only one that I've read.

Loading up my kindle as I have no books to read on it currently. Just going through this thread for ideas. The Apple Yard was quite expensive but Whatever You Love was a lot cheaper. I'll let you know how it goes. Ive got a pschological thriller on the go at the moment and it is hard to put down, "Wherever You Go" by Samantha Hayes.

Looking for a challenging book also amongst some more easy reading types.

 

[Lambchops]

Rough justice by stephen leather - very good enjoyed it.

about to start pompeii by robert harris - anyone read it?

 

[Lexingtongue]

The People in the Trees by Hanya Yanagihara. 8/10 Good book about a very troubled and unpleasant scientist and a lost, long-lived tribe in Micronesia.

 

[Monty Pigeon]

Walking Home by Simon Armitage. Poet walks the Pennine Way. He starts in the borders, walks south for more than two weeks before reaching his home turf, and still manages to cast himself - without irony - as a professional Northerner. But he's decent company, and it's an easy read. 7/10

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