top 5 favourite books

I'm a little concerned at sharing an opinion with Breadman twice in short order, but Gone Girl is Horse Shit.

1.Fearny-James Long
2.The Lives She Left Behind-James Long
3.The Tree That Talked-Jenny Smedley
4.Arnie The Darling Starling-Margarete sigi corba and Diane marie Barras
5.Dewey- Vicki Myron

1. The snowman.
2. I will not ever never eat a tomato.
3. Dogger.
4. Not now, bernard.
5. Dear zoo.

Needful Things -Stephen King
IT- Stephen King
Are you Dave Gorman- Dave Gorman
About a Boy- Nick Hornby
It's not about the bike- Lance Armstrong

I read 'to kill a mockingbird' once actually. 'Twas pretty good.

The Wasp Factory - Iain Banks
The Glamour - Christopher Priest
The Selfish Gene - Richard Dawkins
Food in History - Reay Tannahill
The Use of Weapons - Iain M Banks

Bwfc1958 wrote:I read 'to kill a mockingbird' once actually. 'Twas pretty good.

Must kill john lennon

y2johnny wrote:

Bwfc1958 wrote:I read 'to kill a mockingbird' once actually. 'Twas pretty good.

Must kill john lennon

Lost on me that johnny. No idea what you're on about mate.

y2johnny wrote:

Bwfc1958 wrote:I read 'to kill a mockingbird' once actually. 'Twas pretty good.

Must kill john lennon

That was The Catcher In The Rye.........

Bwfc1958 wrote:

y2johnny wrote:

Bwfc1958 wrote:I read 'to kill a mockingbird' once actually. 'Twas pretty good.

Must kill john lennon

Lost on me that johnny. No idea what you're on about mate.

He's saying your mentally unstable. 

Breadman wrote:

y2johnny wrote:

Bwfc1958 wrote:I read 'to kill a mockingbird' once actually. 'Twas pretty good.

Must kill john lennon

That was The Catcher In The Rye.........

Thats the one. Dumbass. I was thinking of the south park episode with butters.

Barb Dwyer wrote:IT- Stephen King

I have IT on my phone right now, lined up for a nice read after the season is out.

The Mayor of Casterbridge - Thomas Hardy
Catcher In The Rye - J.D.Salinger
The Rotters Club - Jonathan Coe
The Fallen: Life In and Out of Britain’s Most Insane Group - John Simpson
Bad Vibes: Britpop and my part in its downfall - Luke Haines

HP i've been thinking of buying the Luke Haines book for a while now, i was a fan of his band the Auteurs in the early 90s, i'll definately give it a go now

The Auteurs were one of my favourite ever bands Norpig. You'll absolutely love the book. Vicious,bitchy,dripping with bile and excruciatingly funny,it's virtually unputdownable.

Not one of my top five, but I didn't know where else to stick this comment.

Just reading John Cleese's autobiography.

Funny and moving in equal measure.

And quite candid in places.

If you like your Pythons and Fawlty Towers, give it a go.

Ever read 'Surely You're Joking Mr Feynman', by Richard Feynman?
Anything he wrote was a joy tbh.

In reading lies knowledge, in knowledge lies wisdom, in wisdom lies wealth, in wealth lies power.

boltonbonce wrote:Ever read 'Surely You're Joking Mr Feynman', by Richard Feynman?
Anything he wrote was a joy tbh.

Now that man had a properly "brilliant mind".

He'd be at my fantasy dinner party for sure.

Ooh, hang on......there's an idea for a thread!

The go between LP Hartley
The day I first believed Wally Lamb
The Immortal world of Henrietta Lacks
Hotel du Lac Anita Brookner
Case Histories Kate Atkinson

...subject to change and ignoring Hardy, Dickens, Austen as i cant pick favourites. And anything by Robert Goddard for thriller, Sue Grafton for crime! I love books.