What are you fuckers reading now?

[FataMorgana]

 

[FataMorgana]

^^ That book was beautiful.

 

[FataMorgana]

Now was the time of year when a man might be thinking of the new Wexford potatoes that would be ready in June, burst out of their hidey-holes in the soil like the white heads of dolls. Your mouth could water thinking of that, and the miniature gravestones of butter laid across them.

He brewed up some tea so strong it was like the colour of hell in his cup.

No one minds life as long as they are not trying to leave it. Nor death, as long as they are not dying.

The best things in Ireland were the work of unknown hands. And oftentimes the worst crimes.

 

[FataMorgana]

Started Cell by Stephen King. Not read this one before.

 

[LarryTee50]

The Daughter of Doctor Moreau by Silvia Moreno Garcia.

 

[FataMorgana]

 

[RockOn2019]

Translations by Brian Friel - something useful for my soul.
Also reading information about microsoft teams phone number and how i can improve the customer experiences of my company by using it.
Last couple of months were not the best for my business and it is time to make some changes.

 

[Scareltt]

The Lifestyle by Taylor Hahn

 

[Maturelickr]

The Mistborn Trilogy by Brandon Sanderson. 2600 pages but never boring.

 

[Maturelickr]

The Thin Man by Dashiell Hammett. The movie is one of my faves (the sequels, too, for the most part) and I wanted to compare it with the book.

What did you think of it? The movie characters seem perfect, do they stand up in the book?

 

[Scareltt]

I figured this self-help book would come in handy...
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Everyone does it..

 

[FataMorgana]

 

[Scareltt]

Wool by Hugh Howey

 

[Paul_Chance]

"Hell Bent" by Leigh Berdugo. A truly awesome main character who came to life in "The Ninth House" and continues into "Hell Bent". Galaxy "Alex" Stern is the kind of character that comes to life, and then she holds your interest as she moves through both books.

 

[FataMorgana]

 

[stickygirl]

Burial Rites, Hannah Kent

 

[FataMorgana]

Burial Rites, Hannah Kent

Ooh I liked that one.

 

[Scareltt]

Wool is moving pretty slow.

Has anyone read it?

Is it worth continuing?

 

[Scareltt]

Burial Rites, Hannah Kent

Oh I like her!

I read The Good People in November on a work trip.. I finished in like 4 days..

 

[collegegirlsub]

Siddartha by Herman Hesse

 

[Paul_Chance]

Wool is moving pretty slow.

Has anyone read it?

Is it worth continuing?

I couldn't finish it (which is very rare for me). It never picked up and I made it about half way through.

 

[Scareltt]

I couldn't finish it (which is very rare for me). It never picked up and I made it about half way through.

Okay.. I’m going to find something else to read..

 

[Sean]

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Been waiting for this for a while.

 

[CthuluLives]

Over the last week I've read these 3

https://imgur.com/a/SIWfsUa

Lot of fun, not as good as a Ludlum but still a lot of fun

https://imgur.com/a/STrWXj4

So easy to read, amazing characters and goes from very funny to incredibly moving in such a short space, love these books

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Unbelievably good, my favourite author and a book I should have read ages ago

 

[just pet]

Death With Interruptions by Jose Saramago