Unputdownable

[Stargazer]

What is the most unputdownable book you have read?

[woofgang]

anything by Terry Pratchett

[Tilly2]

'How To Get Over Your Reading Compulsion'.
By Connie Stop. :-)

[Tilly2]

'H is for Hawk' by Helen MacDonald.

[gness]

Pillars of the Earth and World Without End...Ken Follett.

[pixie374]

Same as gness... glad you enjoyed the second one too, gness x

[Togo]

The latest Neil Asher sci fi novel......The Soldier. I am on my third read and it is as good as any of the hundreds of books that I have ever read. Recommended.

[Togo]

Lol at Tills......naughty girl. :))

[ethandron]

Birdsong by Sebastian faulkes

[Tilly2]

You have to put Ken Follet's books down. They are rather large. Your hands get achy but you soon pick them up again. :-)

[sunny-dave]

Tilly - that is indeed a fantastic book - have you listened to the Audible version - I played it in three four hour chunks & didn't want it to end.

I agree about TP too, woofy - I still have the very last of his books (The Shepherd's Crown) to read - I've been saving it because I know I'll be bereft at the end ...

[pixie374]

That's when a kindle is better, tilly :-)

[Tilly2]

I loved 'Birdsong' but it wasn't a page turner.

When I'm stressed, any book is unputdownable because I use it as a blocking mechanism. I just bury myself in my latest book and hide away from what's bothering me. So, it's quite difficult to pinpoint an unputdownable book, in reality.

[gness]

Tilly....I had to cut them into two and hope I didn't lose the second part..... :-)

[Tilly2]

Good idea, Gness.x

[gness]

I really did enjoy, Pixie....in fact World Without End is the only book where I have ever gone forward a few chapters to find out what happened to Caris...then happily went back.... :-)

[Tilly2]

Pixie, I see what you mean. I don't have a kindle though and get all my books from the Salvation Army charity shop in town.

[chrissa1]

I Am Pilgrim by Terry Hayes.

[tonyav]

No Work Today by Flora Pearce.

[pixie374]

I thought it was great too, gness :-). Tilly, I thought I wouldn't like a kindle... I have always been quite addicted to proper books and often fall asleep with one in my hand (a book...), but haven't picked one up since I got the kindle.

[Patsy33]

For a dark thriller, 'Behind Her Eyes' by Sarah Pinborough. Excellent!