Good read?

[Mr Ed]

'The Dice Man' by Luke Rhinehart.

 

 

'Wim' by luke rhinehart is even funnier:icon14:

[Ian Leach]

The beano or the dandy are fantastic reads.

[Dean Lofthouse]

You must be one of the many few that do, fella...

 

 

It's a bit too intellectual for most, got some big words in it.

[Nick Waring]

Im currently reading D-Day by Stephen E. Ambrose, he also wrote Band of Brothers (which is a fantastic book), and a few other wwII books, very good reading imho, but im not really much of a book reader.

[Foord]

Read Band of Brother on holiday, a very well researched book.

 

I've got to have something to read or else I start to get a bit odd(er).

 

As long as it's not to do with a young boy in school with a magic stick or an autobiography by some celeb tw*t I'll read it, including to my surprise anthropology text books by mistake, good read though:

 

"Guns Germs and Steel" by Jared Diamond

explains the development of man in general and why some area grew/ developed faster than others i.e why the Spanish were able to conquer S.America and not the other way around.

[TheTreeWiseMen]

'Wim' by luke rhinehart is even funnier:icon14:

 

I know!

[penfold]

i've got most of the stephen ambrose books including pegasus bridge which was the first book he wrote about the second world war and a copy was given to all the veterans he interviewed for his subsequent books. However Wild Blue takes some getting into as it chops around between the crews of differnt planes in a squadron in italy. Another good read is Joseph Heller's Catch 22, I think everybody knows a major major or a milo minderbender! I have just finished reading all the bernard cornwell sharpe novels which are better than the tv series.

[Bob Rolfe]

james cavell for me "Shogun" and "Taipan" both brilliant books and both really big, just finish two by dan brown which ive forgotten there names tha were that good ive read shigo and i thing he was on something when he wrote it and i think you have to be on the same stuff to enjoy the read i read it twice by the way.

[Bob Rolfe]

oh and tom sharpe is really funny

[Pete Mctree]

I have ended up re-reading "the mists of avalon" by Marion zimmer Bradley

 

Good telling of the aurthurian tales from a diferent perspective, and since i have not read it for over a decade enjoying it imensley