what books are you all reading?

[Treemon]

Beyond The Band Of Brothers by Dick Winters - excellent

[rammer]

Starter For Ten by David Nicholls.Very funny:thumbup:

[easy-lift guy]

An Illustrated Guide to Pruning, 3rd Edition, By Edward F. Gilman. Anyone familiar with Doctor Gilman's work understand this mans works and this edition is full of new and more color pictures and even better illustrations.

easy-lift guy

[penfold]

Currently re-reading Bernard cornwell's Starbuck Chronicles about a Boston man fighting for the South in the American Civil War. Just finished reading his Warlord Chronicles about King Arthur.

[Mark Bolam]

they are great books mate, I read em all twice.

 

(Re The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo trilogy),

 

Just picked up all three in Tesco's for a fiver! Should keep me going for a couple of nights.

[Robert_S]

Duncan Bannatyne's autobiography.

 

I'm also never far from John Katzenbach "the traveler" just an awesome book.

[Mark James]

Duncan Bannatyne's autobiography tell then Robert what do you make of it?

I don't know wither to like him or laugh at him, Franky Boyle done a couple of cracking jokes about him.

 

 

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[Robert_S]

im half way through it, its an interesting read i find his style of writing quite strange its like he has told the story and they have written it word for word as he speaks, there is no denying his mind set to be succesfull and he discovered it at an early age so i find that subject very intriguing , all in all its worth the read Mark

[Mark James]

Kinda know the stages he went through to get where he is, watched a show on his early days.

There know denying his business mind, and dragons den would have been rubbish without him I think.

 

 

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[cousin jack]

Confessions of a Coastal Gunner, by "BB", a great storyteller and wildlife observer, this was his last book, published 20 yrs after his death.