what book are you reading

[slinky.kate]

at the moment i am reading'who's turn for the stairs'by robert douglas.its about people who lived up a tenement close in maryhill,glasgow in the 1940's/50's.its so funny.

[slinky.kate]

craft i have taken note of that book,i will get it out of the library.is it good,it sounds allright.

[DaisyNonna]

Alex, admit I got rather bored with the tours of the caves. Does get better towards the end. Helps if you can remember as far back as the earlier books. Quite a philosophical ending. Interesting. As you say parts are heavy going. Not exactly action packed.
Where do I find books and authors?

[pastafreak]

City of Sin-London and its Vices by Catharine Arnold

[craft1948]

I'm not long into it but seems promising...........the hanging shed in question is in Barlinnie.

[wendilla]

Who's turn for the stairs sounds like my sort of reading. Just checked on line and they have it at my libarary.

[Dee Sa]

I shall ask our local library to get the Robert Douglas book for me.

[slinky.kate]

i am really enjoying it,very funny and light reading.

[venator]

Dune, on my Kindle! Read it many years ago, back to my childhood thing!

[alexanderd]

Daisy just seen your reply agree 100% I have just reached the part where they are deciding what to do with the "Bad Boys". Books and authors comes under arts and Lit

[JonnyBoy12]

A book called "The Holy Bible" by some person called God. Is this a work of fiction?

[Noraq]

Remarkable Creatures by Tracy Chevalier

[askyourgran]

I read Dear Fatty - Dawn French a couple of months ago, I was a bit disappointed with it. I read it to the end but I was glad when I'd finished it. (I never or very rarely put a book aside without finishing it) I have one of Patrick O'Brien's - author of Master and Commander but it's very slow going and hard to get in to.