Great Books to recommend

Great Books to recommend

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Great books I've read

started by bluesofty (25 September 2008)


  • bluesofty

    Admin

    25 September 2008

    Please feel free to share the books you’ve really loved. Sorry about the German - don’t know what came over me!

  • bluesofty

    Admin

    25 September 2008

    The God of Small Things- atmospheric, family tension and cultural taboos.

  • bluesofty

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    25 September 2008

    The Reader by Bernhard Schlink - translated from German. An erotic story with an extraordinary twist. Based on a true story

  • 25 September 2008

    Yes Man by Danny Wallace - you will laugh out loud, and cry!!

  • bluesofty

    Admin

    25 September 2008

    Will try that!

  • bluesofty

    Admin

    25 September 2008

    Wilt by Tom Sharpe. Hilarious

  • bluesofty

    Admin

    25 September 2008

    Man and Boy ….Tony Parsons. Heartfelt

  • 25 September 2008

    Toast by Nigel Slater. Will make you feel nostalgic about bread and butter pudding!

  • 25 September 2008

    The Hollow Chocolate Bunnies of the Apocalypse…....by Robert Rankin.
    Strapline is: There’s a seriel killer loose in Toy town. Humpty dumpty, did he fall or was he pushed”
    Funniest Author I have read in years.
    http://www.sproutlore.com/ for more info

  • bluesofty

    Admin

    25 September 2008

    You’re serious aren’t you?

  • 25 September 2008

    Anyone who can create a series of books called the Brentford Trillogy…......with 5 books gets my vote.
    The Antipope was good, but my favourite one was the “brentford chainstore massacre”..................
    Oh, did I mention I live in Brentford, where most of his books are based.

  • bluesofty

    Admin

    25 September 2008

    Are you in them?

    Slapped Happy by a Jellyfish Forgot the author. So funny!

  • deleted user

    25 September 2008

    I love books! Here are some of my favourites - 'Hannibal Lecter Quadrilogy’ by Thomas Harris, 'El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha’ (or 'Don Quixote’) by Miguel de Cervantes, 'War and Peace’ by Leo Tolstoy, and 'The Picture of Dorian Gray’ by Oscar Wilde.

    There are too many to name!

  • 26 September 2008

    just finished Anna Karennina…another Tolstoy, very long but well worth the effort
    Also Ian McKewan in general, have yet to read one I dont like

  • 26 September 2008

    Also Bluesofty, the God of Small Things is one of my favourite. Have you read 'The Famished Road’? by Ben Okri. Thats brilliant as well

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