Books.

Just finished Peter Hooks book on New Order, i can safely say that there is no chance of him rejoining New Order after reading his book. He really slags off Bernard Sumner as a moaner and control freak all the way through it.
A good read but Hooky comes across as very bitter.

A must read.

boltonbonce wrote:

finlaymcdanger wrote:Timbuktu arrived today, Bonce. The English version!

  Strangely enough Fin,I recommended a book to Breadman some time ago,and he did exactly the same thing.

Quite a touching little book, Bonce. Very good ending too although it did catch me a bit by surprise. Thanks for recommending!

Any Philip Pullman fans out there?

Looking forward to reading his latest.

Never read any of his stuff but everybody raves about His Dark Materials.

Any kop?

Bread2.0 wrote:Never read any of his stuff but everybody raves about His Dark Materials.

Any kop?

Loved them. The religious mob didn't care for them though.

Cheers.

Off to Th'Amazon then.....

Bread2.0 wrote:Cheers.

Off to Th'Amazon then.....

Some great Winter reading for you.
Just don't start at the end,like my smiley apparently did.

I always have a book on the go. the usual crime fiction that most people read now and again a new author crops up latest for me was Liz Nugent a real twist at the end of her latest book. I like historical fiction (the Tudors) done the Lee Child books but became a bit bored so had a change.

I like the odd autobiography as well.

wessy wrote:I always have a book on the go. the usual crime fiction that most people read now and again a new author crops up latest for me was Liz Nugent a real twist at the end of her latest book. I like historical fiction (the Tudors) done the Lee Child books but became a bit bored so had a change.

I like the odd autobiography as well.

Talking books are great too.
Often listen on the way to,or in,work,and in the bath.

boltonbonce wrote:

wessy wrote:I always have a book on the go. the usual crime fiction that most people read now and again a new author crops up latest for me was Liz Nugent a real twist at the end of her latest book. I like historical fiction (the Tudors) done the Lee Child books but became a bit bored so had a change.

I like the odd autobiography as well.

Talking books are great too.
Often listen on the way to,or in,work,and in the bath.

My wife uses the audio books but for now i still prefer a book

wessy wrote:

boltonbonce wrote:

wessy wrote:I always have a book on the go. the usual crime fiction that most people read now and again a new author crops up latest for me was Liz Nugent a real twist at the end of her latest book. I like historical fiction (the Tudors) done the Lee Child books but became a bit bored so had a change.

I like the odd autobiography as well.

Talking books are great too.
Often listen on the way to,or in,work,and in the bath.

My wife uses the audio books but for now i still prefer a book

And they're easier to chuck at the cat.

boltonbonce wrote:Often listen on the way to,or in,work,and in the bath.

I've told you before, stop putting those images in my head. Especially before bed.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

boltonbonce wrote:Often listen on the way to,or in,work,and in the bath.

I've told you before, stop putting those images in my head. Especially before bed.

I didn't mean to arouse you. Take a cold shower.

Just a plug for 'Auntie's War' by Edward Stourton. 

Great read for radio buffs.

If anyone fancies a good read over the Summer,and a good laugh,I can recommend 'Your Dad Stole My Rake', by Tom Papa.

boltonbonce wrote:If anyone fancies a good read over the Summer,and a good laugh,I can recommend 'Your Dad Stole My Rake', by Tom Papa.

It sounds rude that Bonce.

karlypants wrote:

boltonbonce wrote:If anyone fancies a good read over the Summer,and a good laugh,I can recommend 'Your Dad Stole My Rake', by Tom Papa.

It sounds rude that Bonce.

Trust you to find a sordid angle.

Now here IS a rude book.

boltonbonce wrote:If anyone fancies a good read over the Summer,and a good laugh,I can recommend 'Your Dad Stole My Rake', by Tom Papa.

Is it about slippers?

Sluffy wrote:

boltonbonce wrote:If anyone fancies a good read over the Summer,and a good laugh,I can recommend 'Your Dad Stole My Rake', by Tom Papa.

Is it about slippers?

Believe it or not,no. It's about something we all have to put up with.
Family.
It's very funny. Treat yourself,and pass it around.