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Local lass
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I do like sitting down and reading a good book.im in to
james herriot.
james herbert
stephen king
j.k rowling
i love script books and have the complete scripts to most english comedys inc only fools and horss,blackadder,dads army,rising damp.
what books are you in to?
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Kizzy
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Terry Pratchett
James Herbert
Bernard Cornwell
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Kizzy did you watch the hogfather what was on around christmas ?i have never read any of his books but i quite liked that.
best james herbert book has to be suviver.also a classic was trhe fog i can under stand why it was banned when first published. :lol: |
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Yes I watched the Hogfather, it was fantastic kept very close to the book. I have every Discworld novel Terry Pratchett has written, calendars, diarys, figures, bookmarks, films (there were also 2 cartoon films done) pictures, badges, t-shirts, jewellery etc etc etc 
(Now I sound like a complete freak :shock: )
One I liked of James Herbert was Others (nothing like the film) It was very interesting if some what warped
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| Kizzy wrote: | | Bernard Cornwell |
I have quite a few of his books, mainly the Sharpe series. I like his style of writing because he uses actual historical fact and moulds the story around it. |
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Bernard Cornwell
I have quite a few of his books, mainly the Sharpe series. I like his style of writing because he uses actual historical fact and moulds the story around it. |
I have just finished reading his trilogy about Thomas Of Hookton - about a medieval archer and his quests - Harlequin, Vagabond and Heretic - They were fantastic and as you say he uses historical facts to mould his story around
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I am reading at the mo
James Herberts The Secret of Crickley Hall....read most of his
Stephen King ....just bought Lisey's Story...read all Stephen King I think :?
Terry Pratchet
Alys Clare
James Patterson
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| Any good thriller particularly like Robert ludlam or Tom Clancy |
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Christopher Brookmyre - the funniest crime fiction writer around.
Clancy
Robert Harris
Phillipa Gregory - especially the Bowlyn series
James Patterson
Edward Rutherford - awesome stories
Rowling - and in the same 'childrens author Ok for adults' vein, Ali Sparks Shapeshifter series |
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