What is everyone reading?

[Abbie]

I know I should

I really want to read but I suppose I should wait till after my exams

[StarsOfCCTV]

Jodi Picoult Handle with Care is half price at Waterstone's

I'm not allowed to read any books until after exams. I've been banned.

[di marco]

i read a book on the lyceum theatre for my essay, got quite interesting near the end lol!

now ive finished all my work for this year, ive started reading "nineteen minutes" by jodi picoult, ive read over half of it already and its really good. its about a boy who goes into his high school and shoots and kills 10 people, then it goes back in time so you can sort of understand why he did it. dont really know how the ending is going to be that interesting though, cos normally wth her books it revolves around the court case and if the person is guilty or not, but seeing as we know from the start that the boy shoots them, im looking forward to seeing how she ends it

[di marco]

Jodi Picoult Handle with Care is half price at Waterstone's

is that a new book of hers? ive not heard of that one before

[di marco]

Jodi Picoult Handle with Care is half price at Waterstone's

is that a new book of hers? ive not heard of that one before

saw it in whsmiths today, sounds really good, though im gonna wait til it comes out in paperback, hopefully it wont be too long!

[StarsOfCCTV]

Jodi Picoult Handle with Care is half price at Waterstone's

is that a new book of hers? ive not heard of that one before

Yes, I haven't read it yet - don't have time!

I was going to wait until it came out in paperback but it was half price so around the same price.


I've just bought the second book in the Kathy Reichs series. 1p off amazon! (Plus the postage though!)
My next aim is to get the rest of the V.I.Warshawski books. They're pretty cheap too.

[Siobhan]

I don't know if anyone read the Adrian mole series but I found his last one that i didn't know existed "Adrian mole and the weapons of mass destruction".. I got it for €3 in a sale... so happy and it is still brilliant like the rest of the series

[angelblue]

Hey everyone i just started to read PS, I love you on saturday and i am nearly finished. I am really enjoying it so thankyou to everyone who suggested it.

Anyone got any good suggestions for my next book

[di marco]

finished reading "nineteen minutes" by jodi picoult today, it was really good, i really would never have guessed the ending! some of the chapters were almost 100pgs long though!

now im gonna start reading "thanks for the memories" by cecelia ahern

[di marco]

I don't know if anyone read the Adrian mole series but I found his last one that i didn't know existed "Adrian mole and the weapons of mass destruction".. I got it for €3 in a sale... so happy and it is still brilliant like the rest of the series

my dad has all those books and says theyre really good, i might read them at some point