What was

[NoMercy]

the best book you ever read?

[MWB]

Kia Ora. :)

Catch 22 - Joseph Heller.

But Dr Filth. I agree. Bill Brysons, Short History of Nearly Everything is brilliant.

And so is Richard Dawkins, The God Delusion.

[joggerjayne]

This was Geoffrey Brock, NoMercy.

[MWB]

Fav books when I was a young un, Moomins by Tove Jansson.

Still love them now.

And Asterix & Tin Tin.

[NoMercy]

Kia Ora, MWB !

I haven't read The God Delusion yet, but have been meaning to.

Of all Dan Brown's books, I liked Deception Point the most. However, they are far-fetched, but hugely entertaining. I'm looking forward to reading his latest offering.

[reefgal]

I enjoyed Shadow of the Wind, his new book is out on the 1st june called Angels Game looking forward to reading it.

[ummmm]

I'm even more cheesed off now..!!!

At least I have a bath :-)

[NoMercy]

El Juego Del Angel (The Game of the Angel) has been out for sometime in Spain. I saw it on display in Carrefour ages ago.

[NoMercy]

Why are you cheesed off, Ummmm? You sounded like you were having a barney with the bf last time....or am I thinking of someone else?

[ummmm]

I don't really have barneys with BF...it's other people. They think we're a bank..!!!

[reefgal]

Title for it here is The Angels Game. Have you read any reviews on the book ? Have mine pre-ordered.

[MWB]

Most of Henning Mankells books. Love them. And I see The BBC has made a series with Kenneth Branaugh as Kurt Wallander.

I hope NZ buys it.

[NoMercy]

I have no idea what Angels Game is about, but he is a very celebrated author in Spain.

MWB - Wallander? Isn't he some burnt-out, tormented detective based in Sweden or somewhere?

[MWB]

All police detectives in books are portrayed that way.

Lol.

[Kidd72]

Mister God, This Is Anna - Fynn.

Sci-Fi is my usual bag but this came highly recomended, I couldn't put it down.

[vicars]

Would have to be Dune and the rest of the series. It was ahead of it's time such as comments on politics and ecological issues but a great sci-fi book.

[Jan1957]

I agree with you there vicars about Dune. I read it when I was younger but didn't know then it was part of a series. May have to try again.

[janbee]

Don't have a specific favourite but anything by Ian Rankin, Peter James, Stuart MacBride or Tom Sharpe.

[NoMercy]

Never heard of Dune or that series. I do like Ian Rankin, though.

[mccfluff]

i'm not sure i have a favorite book but i keep re-reading LOTR, and terry pratchett discworld series (mort and weird sisters esp) the sparhawk series by david eddings and i love tom saywer and huck finn books